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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jul 12, 1976

Page

4

Israel praised for daring Uganda hostage raid

A South Carolina business group lauds Israels swift raid in Uganda that freed over 100 hostages from Palestinian terrorists. The piece argues the operation showed courage, condemned negotiations with terrorists, and defends Israels on site justice despite UN concerns. It notes Idi Amin's Ugandan regime and claims broad local support for Israels action.

Airien Africa Israel United Nations Uganda Idi Amin

Governor Edwards Admits Error on Veto of Grants

Gov. James B. Edwards said after talks with the State Health and Environment Department he erred in vetoing 100000 for water and sewer grants. He urged the legislature to override the veto and acknowledged a change of mind.

James B. Edwards Edwards State Dept. of Health and Environment

Aiken Standard masthead lists Cothran publisher editor

The Aiken Standard paper established in 1867 shows Samuel A. Cothran as president and editor while Robert D Cathcart serves as executive editor in the masthead.

Samuel A. Cothran Robert D.cathcart

Courts Clash Over School Financing In New Jersey

The New Jersey Supreme Court ordered all public schools closed and halted spending as of July 1 citing unconstitutional funding via property taxes. An 11 judge federal panel refused to overturn, and the dispute centers on replacing funds with a state income tax. Critics warn of broader implications for other states like South Carolina.

New Jersey Supreme Court South Carolina

Why Christ's Return Is Central to Graham Ministry

Billy Graham and DS discuss why Christ’s return remains a focal point. They cite Dr. Robert G. Lee and Graham’s book Angels, noting Revelation’s last chapters depict a total victory with reward for believers and judgment for the unbelieving.

Billy Graham DR. Graham D.S Christ Robert G. Lee God John Jesus Christ

Readers debate economics and safety in letters

A string of letters to the editor covers Treasury policy and Rhodesia ore trade, mowing safety warnings after several injuries, and praise for Aiken Community Hospital staff and care, urging safer practices and gratitude for local medical service.

Treasury Sec William E. Simon Rhodesia Russia Robert H. McKane P.O Atlanta Aiken Community Hospital Melissa Jill Fenton F. Ferguson Clarence Wilson Warrenville

Letters to the Editor at Aiken Standard

The Aiken Standard invites signed letters for publication. Writers must include a mailing address and readers should expect editing for space and clarity. Letters are limited to about 200 words unless editors grant exceptions.

Kennedy Assassination Cover-Up Accusations Critique

Phyllis Schlafly argues the Senate Intel committee exposes a cover-up of a cover-up. It attacks CIA and FBI for neglecting broader inquiry while blaming the Warren Commission for shaping the Kennedy murder narrative. The piece labels the Johnson commission as the true obstruction to full truth.

Phillis Schlafly Senate Select Committee On Central Intelligence Agency Senate Committee John F Kennedy CIA FBI Warren Commission Sens Gary Hart Richard Schweiker Fidel Castro Kennedy Lee Harvey Oswald Castro Oswald J. Edgar Hoover Suc Texas Mexico Cuba Senate Hart-Schweiker Lyndon Johnson Earl Warren Hoover Johnson Supreme Court Warren

Energy policy faults threaten oil independence goals

A White House CEQ report criticizes ERDA for ad hoc conservation efforts and weak funding, noting little progress on fuel-saving projects and contracts favoring TRW. It cites Stirling engines and insulated tanks as potential saves, while GAO reveals GOER truck design flaws and maintenance woes.

Washington United States White House Ballyhooed Ford Council On Environmental Quality Energy Research and Development Administration ERDA Robert Seamans Pentagon John Foster Foster TRW Inc General Accounting Office GAO Army Aire Bay

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