Aiken County Commissioners to Hear Public Input Tonight
Citizens urged to attend the 7 p.m. meeting at the University of South Carolina Aiken Campus to voice opinions on county governance. The editorial lauds public comment periods as a chance to influence commissioners and asks residents to write call or visit their representatives.
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Aiken County Board of Commissioners
University of South Carolina
Aiken
Gilbert E. McMillan
Aiken County
Commission
Change In Tense In Aiken County Kirby Quoted On County Progress
Aiken County Commissioner Forest L. Kirby suggested the county is currently well run but could improve with planned effort and honest work. He implied that continuing on the same path may require a past tense assessment of the county's status in the future.
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Aiken
Forest L. Kirby
Matrimony headlines as Ann Landers and Allmans loom
Mrs. Jules Lederer known as Ann Landers announces divorce after 36 years of marriage. Her sister Abigail van Buren writes Dear Abby. Across the country Greg Allman and Cher Bono announce their third marriage. The piece notes celebrity marriages and the impact on offspring, with a wish for stability.
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Jules Lederer
Lederer
America
Ann Landers
Aiken Standard
Abigail van Buren
Abby
Greg Allman
Cher Bono
Allmans
Getting The Heat To Congress By RALPH de TOLEDANO
The National Dividend Plan is praised by H R Gross and Ronald Reagan as a means to boost productivity and curb inflation. The plan would cap corporate taxes, end double taxation on dividends, and distribute a national profit sharing to all Americans who voted previously. Reagan warns Congress to feel the heat to enact the NDP.
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Ralph de Toledano
John Perry
Iowa
H.R. Gross
NDP
Congress
Ronald Reagan
Treasury
Reagan
Death and Resurrection Hope in Billy Graham's View
In answer to a question about death Graham asserts that death results from sin but does not end the person. He cites Genesis and Paul's letters to claim the real self is an immortal spirit, the body dies while the soul goes on. Resurrection refers to the body, and the Gospel brings immortality to light.
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Billy Graham
Paul
Balmy Notions From Capitol Hill Demand Clarity
A columnist critiques Congress and Senator Humphrey over arms policy and a proposed World Arms Sales Conference. The piece notes past disarmament moves, critiques energy and foreign policy handling, and cites a Senate bill S 854 with fourteen sponsors.
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Capitol Hill
Sen
Hubert Humphrey
Clifford Case
Jacob Javits
United Nations
Humphrey
Khrushchev
Cuba
Kennedy
Turkey
Ussr
Minneapolis
Case
Javits
Congress
KGB activity on Capitol Hill raises security concerns
The article alleges KGB operations on Capitol Hill tied to Dmitri Yakushkin and a spy ring including diplomats and media figures. It notes targets around U.S.-China relations, SALT, MIRV missiles, and US computer tech while denying Congress member involvement. It also covers Onassis crash linkage and language discrimination at the Foreign Service Institute.
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Washington
CIA
Capitol Hill
KGB
Boris Solomatin
Anatoli Dobrynin
Yakushkin
United States
Russia
Galina Utekhina
Moscow
U.s.-China
U.S
Congress
Soviet Union
Barry Goldwater
R.ariz
Yakushin
Onassis
Aristotle Onassis
Alexander
Don McCusker
Westerville
Ohio
Greece
Christina Onassis
State Department
Foreign Service Institute
James Frith
First Provincial Congress Forms in Charles Town
The 184 members in Charles Town elected to convene January 11 1775 to form the First Provincial Congress. They thanked Continental Congress deputies and resolved to execute its proceedings, elect new General Committees, appoint the same delegates to the second Continental Congress, and urged inhabitants to learn arms and hold fasting and prayer.
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Charles Town
Provincia Congress
Continental Congress
Carolina
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Stevenson
Hathaway
Williams
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