Carter Calls for Moral War on Energy Crisis
President Carter urged a national energy effort and sent the National Energy Act to Congress as his top domestic priority for 1977. A House-Senate conferee panel delayed action, amid debate over energy taxes and price controls, with advocates for free market pricing suggesting taxation of excess profits.
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Carter
National Energy Act
Congress
United States
House-Senate Conference Committee
Senate
Court of Appeals ruling thwarts press access at pretrial hearings
The New York Court of Appeals limits press presence at pretrial evidence hearings unless the public shows overwhelming interest. The piece criticizes the ruling as a First and Sixth Amendment risk, arguing the press protects the public from unjust justice and supports fair trials. It also urges continued SES defense budget funding despite Navy preference for conventional ships.
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New York Court of Appeals
New York
New York Court
Navy
Carter
Congress
Aiken Standard staff and office details from 1978 page
A 1978 Aiken Standard page lists Samuel A. Cothran as publisher and Scott G. Hunter as news editor. It shows staff roles including advertising, production, and circulation. The paper is published by Aiken Communications Inc since 1867 and lists address in Aiken South Carolina.
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Aiken Communications, Inc
Rutland Drive
Aiken
S.C
Aiken, S.C
Bible Study Advice for Beginners
Dear reader, focus on what you have learned, not what you lack. memorization and regular review help. avoid jumping around, choose a plan such as starting at John and reading steadily, accepting that full understanding comes over time, with the goal of obedience to God's Word.
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DR. Graham
V.A.N
Paul
John
God
Congress
A Speech Carter Won't Make Preview
The text outlines a hypothetical State of the Union address Carter would not deliver. It parodies self criticism and lists imagined admissions on foreign policy, energy policy, unemployment, inflation, and governance. Imagined flaws include overpromising, mistakes in diplomacy, and a commitment to growth and realism.
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Carter
Jimmy Carter
Washington
South Africa
South Korea
Chile
Cambodia
Uganda
Soviet Union
China
Congress
Fuel Probe Reopens Ties To Carter Era Georgia Officials
Federal probe reopens into a Georgia fuel scandal tying former FEA head Kenneth Dupuy and ex Georgia energy chief Lewis Spruill to improper fuel allocations. The investigation also涉及 a Carter associate and possible White House impact.
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Washington
Justice and Energy Departments
Georgia
White House
Jimmy Carter
Harold Robbins
Federal Energy Administration
Atlanta
Kenneth Dupuy
Dupuy
Oil Company
Florida Beach
Georgia Energy
Lewis Spruill
Spruill
Billy Carter
Plains
Carter
Doug Robinson
Robinson
FEA
New Energy Department
Marc Smolensky
William Corey
Lew Spruill
Corey
U.S Transport, Inc
Jody Powell
Frank Moore
Moore
Powell
Letters to the Editor Guidelines at The Aiken Standard
The Aiken Standard invites signed letters with the writer’s handwriting and mailing address. Anonymous submissions are rejected. Legibility is preferred and all letters may be edited for space clarity taste and libel. Submissions should be up to 200 words unless editors grant exceptions.
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Door
Samuel A. Cothran
Scott G. Hunter
A.B. Curbedge
Charles O Grice
Sue S. Brown
Rodger Ragan
By Smith Hempstone
By Jack Anderson
Doonesbury
Uncle Duke
Zonker
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