Nixon urged to use $800 million pollution grant boost
The commentary argues President Nixon should adopt the full $800 million pollution control appropriation passed by Congress this year. It notes South Carolina would receive over $11 million to aid municipalities, enabling rapid progress on sewage plant funding and nationwide cleanup.
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Richard M. Nixon
Congress
South Carolina
Nixon
George A. Rhame
Rhame
Gregory Receives Distinguished Service Award in Aiken
James K. Gregory, former president of the Aiken Jaycees, was honored by the Aiken Junior Chamber of Commerce with its distinguished service award. He led the chapter to statewide recognition as second best and contributed to other community efforts including the Aiken County Fair.
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James K. Gregory
Aiken
Aiken Jaycee
Aiken County
Gregory
Letters to the Editor and Community Responses in Aiken
A collection of reader letters and replies expresses praise for fire photography at Elm Court and Pinecrest Elementary E TV setup. Joel Gunnels Defends Local LEAP programs and criticizes federal involvement. Aiken Reading Clinic thanks the paper for coverage. Local clerks defend courteous service at Aiken stores. Cindy Dennis disputes drug-pushing claims at Kennedy Jr High and supports Debbie Crawford’s letter.
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Elm Court
Aiken Standard
John Busch
George Lewis Smith
York Street
Aiken, S.C
Aiken
Bobbie Jones
Kennedy Jr. High
Debbie Crawford
Cindy Dennis
Furman Drive
The American AWOL Soldier
A 1960s analysis notes high AWOL and desertion in the U S Army amid Vietnam era opposition. It cites a Louis Harris poll showing 73 percent want out of Vietnam, 22 percent trust South Vietnam, and that 23,000 soldiers are deserters or on AWOL. It discusses reasons including disobedience tolerance, marital and financial problems, and estimates draft reductions if desertions declined.
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Louis Harris
Vietnam
The
Wall Street Journal
United States
Pentagon
North Augusta Trolley Introduces Modern Signals
The North Augusta trolley line from Jackson Avenue to Crystal Lake adopted a new signaling system on January 10 1904 at the Hampton Terrace Hotel station and the Natatorium. Telegraph orders were replaced by signal lamps in boxes at the two stations guiding car movement within two blocks and triggering red signals when approaching a block.
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North Augusta
Jackson Avenue
Crystal Lake
Hampton Terrace Hotel
Natatorium
Shrugging Policy in Izmir Shapes NATO Ties
In Izmir Turkey the article argues US stance on Soviet influence and NATO handling is ambiguous and weak. It notes Soviet technicians in oil refineries and prolonged overflights into Turkey, prompting distrust of American leadership and a shrugging diplomacy.
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Izmir
Turkey
Orient
NATO
Europe
Asia
Asia Minor
Russia
U. S
Middle East
Egypt
Arb
Libya
Syria
Istanbul
Samih Alaybayoglu
Sixth Allied
NATO) Tactical Air Force
Ulrich Mackensen
Frankfurter Rundschau
Demirel
Moscow
Senate
U. S. Air Force Hospital
United States
Turkish Grand National Assembly
Caglayangil
Minister’s moral lapse in church leads to public fallout
A reader discusses how some ministers drift from calling into secular appeal and scandal. The letter argues that moral failure ends ministry, while noting few pastors fall morally, yet blaming both personal deficiency and society’s sex obsession for the issue.
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Kinsey
God
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Joel B. Gunnells
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