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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jul 03, 1975

Page

4

New Aiken County Administrator Named

Donnie J. Williams of South Carolina was selected as the new county administrator and will assume duties mid month. He faces a tough job as the third administrator in a year, with former leaders ousted after clashes with the County Board of Commissioners.

Aixen County Donnie J. Williams South Carolina Thorugh Aiken County Williams Board of Commissioners Aiken Task Consultants, Inc S.C.I. Systems

Williams named new Aiken County administrator

The community hopes the incoming administrator Williams brings competent leadership to Aiken County after a period of turmoil. The editorial praises his honesty, people skills, and integrity from former employers and urges nonpartisan, fearless governance for the county’s future.

Keeper’s Zoo Bill Would License Kids and Owners

A congressional bill H.R. 6631 by Rep. Dingell would license anyone keeping captive animals and label a home zoo as a federal license, charging up to 1000 and 100 dollars annually. Critics call it wasteful, creating a federal zoo board, staff, and loans, risking small zoos and education.

Ralph de Toledano John Dingell D-Mich Dingell Agriculture Department FICB Congress National Endowment For the Arts

Letters to the Editor: Reflections on Vietnam and civic resolve

A reader condemns political mishandling of Vietnam, urges a public restitution through clear acknowledgment of loss and renewed resolve against Communism. The letter calls for accountability by leaders, shouts for nationwide awareness, and stresses supporting Helping Hands and child advocacy in South Carolina.

Vietnam America Russia McGoverns Fulbrights Aiken County South Carolina Muammar el- Qaddafi Idi Amin Qaddafi Israel Egypt Sadat Jordan Hussein Amin Fat Amin Skinny Qaddafi Tripoli Laurel and Hardy Amin Istill Britain Sir Chandos Blair Army Air Force Lybia

The Intoxicating Effects Of Freedom

Paul Harvey argues freedom without self discipline leads to dictatorship, citing Vietnam and Britain's 1970s crisis. He warns Britain’s debt, unemployment, and rising taxes threaten governance as unions push wage demands, likening Britain to Weimar Germany and cautioning America about fragility of liberty.

America Vietnam Diem Madame Diem Great Britain Britain Illinois Treasury Germany Hitler U.S. News & World Report London Robin Knight

Izvestia Spies On Capitol Hill Exposed by Files

The Izvestia Washington bureau reportedly runs KGB espionage with Stanislav Kondrashov and Yuri Barsukov acting as operatives. Files claim Vissarion Sisner of Trud is a KGB agent, with others posing as Pravda Tass and Moscow radio correspondents.

Washington Soviet Union KGB Moscow Izvestia Stanislav Kondrashov Yuri Barsukov Vissarion Sisnev Trud Pravda Tass Moscow Radio-Tv Barsukov Capitol Hill Kondrashov Sisner FBI J. Edgar Hoover Congress Clarence Kelley

Penitence and planning for a troubled marriage

Billy Graham discusses adultery and mercy in Moses time versus Christ. He urges confession, reading Psalm 32 and 51, and committing to repair the marriage with daily constructive words and deeds. He cautions against accepting forbidden conduct and stresses taking remedial steps to restore happiness.

God Christ

Welcome of Lord Montagu to Charleston in 1700s ceremony

The ship bringing new governor Lord Charles Montagu and his wife arrives in Charleston. Clerks and officials, escorted by Captain Christopher Gadsden's Artillery Company, read the royal commission. Montagu is appointed governor captain general and vice-admiral, swearing allegiance to the crown and to Protestant succession.

Dorothy Macdowell Charleston Charles Montagu William Bull Charles Town Lord Charles Christopher Gadsden Granville Broad Street New State House The Court House Council Bull Roger Pinckney Royal Commission Lord Montagu Qual

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Samuel A. Cothran Robert D. Cathcart Ers ENTE Calvin C. Wheel Boardman Rd Emily Bull Jeane Hall Lynne Katonak Robert Cathcart Helping Hands, Inc Paul Harvey By Jack Anderson Yuri Barskukov Billy Graham Citizen Smith Far West Lord Lady Montagu
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