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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jul 15, 1971

Page

4

Palmetto Group Opposes SCE&G Rate Hike in State

A Palmetto Action Committee campaign leads opposition to a 7.1 million rate increase sought by SCE&G. It argues higher bills averaging 1.50 monthly for electricity and 1.42 for gas, with industry costs pushed higher. Dr. Dudley Sturgis of the Volunteer Consumer Protection Assn. urges more data to justify inflation and interest-rate driven needs.

S.C. Electric & Gas Co Public Service Commission Palmetto Action Committee Palmetto Group Consumer Protection Assn Dudley Sturgis Sce&g General Assembly Public Service

Frank Sinatra retirement noted by readers across time

A columnist notes Frank Sinatra's farewell performance and retirement as a timeless reminder that people grow older. The piece links public interest in celebrity endings to the universal aging process, contrasting major events with personal milestones.

Frank Sinatra Frankie

Two Hammond Houses in North Augusta on West Martintown Road

Two historic Hammond family homes stand on West Martintown Road in North Augusta. The J. S. Hammond house at 470 West Martintown dates to the early 1800s with Sand Hills Cottage architecture on solid brick walls. The Charles Hammond House, farther out, contains at least three Revolutionary War era rooms, with major construction by Charles Goodwin Hammond around 1820, a Hamburg riverport merchant. The estate once featured a formal front garden by an English landscape gardener, studied by landscape experts into the 1930s.

West Martintown Road North Augusta Hammond J. S. Hammond Charles Hammond Charles Goodwin Hammond Savannah River Hamburg

FAA to tighten rules on shady air charter operators

The Federal Aviation Administration plans a sweeping overhaul of air charter rules to curb unsafe practices, questionable leasing deals and overloaded planes. The move follows a Transportation Department study prompted by a Colorado crash last October that claimed 31 lives including Wichita State football players on a leased plane.

Federal Aviation Administration Transportation Department Wichita State University Colorado

Reading the Bible as enduring literature and guide

The text argues that the Bible remains valuable beyond age and status. It cites David Job and Carlyle to claim timeless moral guidance, comfort, and insight, suggesting contemporary readers can still derive meaning from the Book of books.

P.A David Job

Nixon Aims to Demobilize the Welfare Vote

Opinion writer urges support for President Nixon as he pushes welfare reform to Congress and appeals to governors. The piece cites rising welfare rolls in Illinois and other states, argues for work requirements, and praises Nixon’s call to restore incentives for self support.

Richard Nixon Nixon Congress United States White House Missouri Ozarks Illinois

The Republicanism Of Mark And Al

Mark Ames and Al Polgar epitomize the personal roots of the GOP. From small beginnings in Massachusetts and Hungary, they illustrate how youth and immigrant backgrounds influence party loyalty. Their stories underscore the mix of anti centralism and defense of liberty driving Republican support.

Boston Mark L’il Abner Tars TAR Middle America GOP

Charmed by flattery tips from HAL BOYLE

New York AP column catalogs countless ready made compliments and lines to flatter others. The piece notes flattery works on earth as medals do for generals and lists phrases to use in everyday life to win favor and money.

Hal Boyle New York Hell Earth

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Aiken Atlanta Constitution Citizen Smith Dorothy K. Macdowell Rufus Rufus Gosnell Franklin Lee Williams Billy Graham Thomas Carlyle California New Jersey Pennsylvania Michigan Mark and McKinley Mark Ames Republican State Committee Mass Francis Sargent al Polgar Heritage Division Austria Germany Jack Kennedy Ted Kennedy America Harvard Brown Hungary Sumner Logan Airport Fréim Fon McGovern Muskie McCarthy Fountain of Youth Mr. Big
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