Subsidizing a New Industry in Aiken County Debated
Aiken County considers a $30,000 public subsidy to help buy a site for Schubert and Salzer, a $5 million textile machinery plant. Critics warn subsidies risk favoritism, while supporters cite tax gains and job creation. regional rivals North Augusta and Augusta officials weigh in on economic competition and policy.
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Aiken County
Aiken Standard
North Augusta
Aiken
South Carolina
Schubert and Salzer
Schubert
Salzer
Augusta
North
FMC Corporation
Amoco
Beech Island
Pyle National Organization
Owens-Corning
Kimberly Clark
Thermo-Disc
Berkeley County
Rembert Dennis
Shubert and Salzer
My Answer by Billy Graham on swearing and God’s name
The columnist argues taking God’s name in vain is a widespread sin and stresses the seriousness of irreverent speech. It cites Deuteronomy 5 11 and Matthew 12 34, urging readers to seek Christ at the heart of life and pray for power to break the habit.
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Billy Graham
America
God
Christ
Interior's Failure Exposed in Slashed Wildlife Enforcement
A memo based report shows drastic funding cuts across regions from Sacramento to Boston, with only one agent in Los Angeles, no spring patrols in Denver, and minimal enforcement in New Orleans and Wyoming. The documents, requested by Rep. Leggett, reveal widespread conservation law neglect.
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Washington
Interior Department
America
Sacramento
Los Angeles
Denver
Wyoming
New Orleans
Louisiana
Nashville
Tennessee
Kentucky
North Carolina
North
South Carolina
Baltimore
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Delaware
Virginia
West Virginia
District of Columbia
Anchorage
Boston
Albuquerque
House
Robert Leggett
D-Calif
President Ford Criticized For Snubbing Solzhenitsyn
HOLMES ALEXANDER argues Ford dodged Solzhenitsyn with a prior engagement. The piece weighs pluses and minuses of the decision, noting Solzhenitsyn’s anti Communist stance and the political risks for Ford amid SALT II and detente talks. It concludes Ford might have done better yet worse.
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Holmes Alexander
Ford
Alexander Solzhenitsyn
White House
Congress
Solzhenitsyn
Afl-Cio
America
George Meany
Helms
North Carolina
Thurmond
South Carolina
Russia
Get Them Taxpayers Not Welfare Dependents Nuns Harvest Strawberries
A local farmer in Farina Illinois unable to hire pickers saw nuns from St Anthony's Hospital harvest his strawberry crop. The piece attacks welfare programs and government handouts arguing workers should fill labor need. It rails against social reform advocates, academics and unemployment pay, urging citizens to become taxpaying workers.
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Farina
Glen Ernst
St. Anthony's Hospital
America
Ernst's Berry
St. Anthony's
Britain
United States
Plan to Trap the Governor 200 Years Ago
Dorothy MacDowell reports a scheme to trap the governor by trusted Lord Campbell and volunteers. Capt. Adam McDonald and an associate posed as backcountry messengers to test loyalty and delivery routes, prompting Congress members to demand Lord Campbell's dispatches from England and his correspondence with the back country.
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Dorothy Macdowell
Campbell
Adam McDonald
Mr. Cheney
Dick Williams
Lord William
Cheney
Kirkland
McDonald
Fletchall
Congress
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Scoop” Jackson
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D-Tex
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Frank Annunzio
D-Ill
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Mr. Ford
Ron Nessen
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Franklin Roosevelt
Soviet Union
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Eric Sevareid
A Chronicle of America
John Hancock
Ross Mackenzie
Jeff MacNelly
United Feature Syndicate
Samuel A. Cothran
Robert D. Cathcart
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