How About Two Presidents
The piece proposes a ceremonial American president akin to a constitutional monarch, arguing current leaders are overextended and noting the lack of strong, stable leadership. It jokes about Nixon impostors, assesses Ford’s prospects, and warns of a possible non elected chief executive if Ford ascends.
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America
White House
Richard Nixon
Harold
Arthur
Richard
Nixon
Congress
Moscow
Arthur Nixon
Washington
Pennsylvania
Woodrow Wilson
State of the Union
Jefferson Davis
Confederacy
Carl Albert
Gerald Ford
Gerry Ford
Argentina
Charine
Peron
Ford
Haiphong Harbor
Hanoi
Archie Cox
Energy crisis debate: conservation needs and policy
The piece argues the energy crisis persists despite marketing shifts by oil companies and a lowered 55 mph limit. It calls for reduced dependence on foreign crude, sustained conservation, and responsible supply management by industry and government to avoid future shocks and waste.
Dusty Hall Honored for Quick Help to Stranded Riders
Walter B. Abel thanks Dusty Hall a recent Aiken High School graduate for stopping to aid a car pool broken near New Ellenton. Hall helped transport a rider back to Aiken to fetch another car then continued on. The letter praises young people and the nation’s hope for the future通过.
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Aiken High School
Aiken
Dusty Hall
Dusty
Walter B. Abel
Boosting By ANTHONY HARRIGAN
Advisor Anthony Harrigan argues sea power shapes nations from galleys to nuclear subs. He praises Adm. James L. Holloway III as Chief of Naval Operations to restore discipline, rebuild the fleet, and counter Soviet expansion amid congressional resistance.
Navy leadership called for strong steady discipline and modernization
The nation needs firm shipboard leadership and traditional discipline under Adm. Holloway to keep the fleet combat ready. Public confidence and support depend on steady authority, not PR campaigns, as Americans realize sea power protects essential imports and counters Soviet use of the oceans. Public looks to Holloway to emulate Carney Burke and Moorer.
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United States
U. S. Navy
Adm. Holloway
North Vietnam
America
Soviet Union
Suez Canal
Indian Ocean
Congress
U. S. Forsee
Adm
Holloway
Navy
No Prerogative to Do Evil Warns Against Bad Habits
A speaker argues that personal vice harms others, citing Herod and John the Baptist to illustrate how sin spreads. The text rejects any prerogative for evil and urges adherence to moral light and holiness, warning that neglecting virtue yields no further guidance.
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John Donne
Herod
John the Baptist
John
Lois Cozart praises Ernestine Law’s service in Aiken tribute
Lois Cozart thanks Ernestine Law for stepping in at the local page and notes her marriage to Don Law of Savannah River News and Views. Law, a Grace Presbyterian Church participant, previously edited society pages in Spartanburg and Orangeburg and won a South Carolina Press Association award. Bouquets go to Albert and Edward George of George Funeral Home for their community service. Aiken visitors return from Rye New York New Jersey and Connecticut while Larry Chandler and family stay with the Timmermans in Laurel Drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lois Cozart
Ernestine Law
Ernestine
Don Law
Savannah River
News and Views
Grace Presbyterian Church
Aiken
Spartanburg
Orangeburg Times Democrat
South Carolina Press Association
Albert
Edward George
The
George Funeral Home
Larry C. Chandler
Mobile
Ala
R. P. Timmerman
Laurel Drive
Suzanne Lane
Charlotte
N. C
Timmermans
Tommy Weeks
Odell Weeks
South Boundary
Larry Chandler
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Lillian Smoak
Anthony Harrigan
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Iina
Samuel A. Cothran
Robert D. Cathcart
Billy Graham
V. M
Yesteryear
Dorothy Macdowell
William H. Winans
Johnny
North
Rye
N. Y
New Jersey
Connecticut
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