Stay On Target Amid BASF Pollution Debate
The piece critiques acrimony in BASF pollution discussions and calls for focusing on remedies and stronger laws. It notes shaky legislative process and questions of motives, while urging education and prudent policy to balance pollution control with industrial growth. It also covers David Hilliard's Nov 15 rally remark and its legal/interpretive implications for a jury.
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General Assembly
House
Solomon Blatt
Nana
Black Panther
David Hilliard
Nixon
Hilliard
San Francisco
More Houses Now For Less Cost In Michigan Prefab Move
A Michigan program shifts to factory built prefab houses cutting costs with a three bedroom home and lot for under 15000 dollars. Unions sign a contract to enable mass production while on site wages remain lower but housing output rises and job demand grows.
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Michigan
Ford
Chevrolet
Building a Christian Home Through Five Simple Steps
A reader asks for guidance after dedicating their life to Christ. The response outlines five steps to create a reverent home: foster God centered conversation and church attendance, include grace at meals, invite God into crises, seek divine direction in major decisions, and ensure each child chooses Christ personally.
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God
Christ
Battle of Aiken Buried Union Dead at Old Cemeteries
In the graveyard at the old First Baptist Church twenty Union soldiers, mostly from Co H 5th U S Cavalry and Co C 2nd U S Infantry, lie buried after the February 11 1865 battle of Aiken. Additional graves include a Union soldier in the Williams family cemetery and an unknown Union soldier in the county jail yard. Confederate dead were reportedly buried at home. Gen Joe Wheeler moved on Aiken early next day and fighting spread through the town. The action helped spare a local paper mill, a Graniteville cotton mill, and key stores in Augusta.
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First Baptist Church
Aiken
5Th U.S. Cavalry
2Nd
U.S. Infantry
Williams
Charleston-to-Hamburg
Montmorenci
Joe Wheeler
Wheeler
Bath
Graniteville
Augusta
Letters to the Editor praise officers and debate rubella vaccine
Howard K. Williamson and Anne W. Bellew respond to prior articles. Williamson apologizes for identifiable remarks, commends two Aiken Police officers for professionalism and cooperation. Bellew argues budget limits affect vaccine plans, discusses rubella vaccine logistics and contraception, urging legislative funding considerations.
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City of Aiken
Observations on Stocking Hope and Civic Duty
A column blends small business prudence with national duty urging vigilance to keep the light of hope alive. It notes Ed Woodhead as Santa in Manhattan and recounts a Denver ski vacation with Tom Horton and his children. The piece cites Spiro Agnew rumors and reflects on parenting ideals.
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America
Tom Horton
Calhoun Place
S.E
Greg
Sallie
Denver
Colo
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Samuel A. Cothran
Eugene J. Oyler
Escapisto
Billy Graham
K.L.P
Howard K. Williamson
the Family Court of
Roland
South Carolina
Anne W. Bellew
Abortion Interest Movement of
S.C. Greenville
S.C
By Rufus W. Gosnell
Edward Keady
Whiskey Road
Spiro Agnew
Norton Mockridge
Ed Woodhead
Santa Claus
Manhattan
Church
Hobbs
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