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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1976
Page
4
A guest editorial argues for protecting voters independence in party participation following a debated crossover in aiken county. It discusses primaries locking voters to one party and the potential future of party registration while upholding individual suffrage rights.
Quote attributed to Woodrow Wilson stating that the Declaration of Independence is not a thesis for government but a program of action.
Frederic C. Henderschott argues the editorials miscast causes of social ills by blaming welfare fraud and education levels. He urges linking problems to class structure from modern society to ancient Rome, cites Reagan era claims as unfounded, and calls for honest discussion of welfare policy origins. He signs from 712 Chafee Lane.
Washington column details U S funding to Nicaragua amid allegations of Misuse. Investigators flag allocations to Las Americas housing and a proposed highway loan that could boost Somoza property values. Fraser probe on rights cited jailings and Chamorro testimony blockage.
Holmes Alexander argues the Senate Finance Committee faces a fierce clash over tax reform with Mondale and Kennedy pushing soak-the-rich aims. He contrasts tinkering liberals with structuralists and cites England as a warning, noting productivity incentives over higher taxes.
Billy Graham responds to Mrs H H about how to know the Holy Spirit dwells within after accepting Jesus Christ. He cites Romans 8 9 and Ephesians 5 18, notes that feelings vary, and urges acceptance by faith plus living under Christ’s lordship for ongoing guidance and empowering.
In the 1781 engagement near the swollen Broad River Morgan chose a ridge to form a strong line. Maryland Regulars under Lt. Col John Eager Howard led with Pickens and Tate militia in front. Front riflemen were ordered to mark the epaulette bearing officers as British troops advanced.
In New York the Declaration of Independence is read before Washington's army as British ships watch from Manhattan. An exultant mob tears down a 15 foot gilded statue of George III on Bowling Green. Lead is melted into bullets and the King's head displayed on a spike near the Blue Belle Tavern before loyalists retrieve it.
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