Loopholes in arms limits alarm Congress and Kissinger
The article argues that discrepancies between published and actual terms of the 1972 U S Soviet missile pact amount to loopholes favoring the Soviet Union. It notes counts of submarine missiles, diesel submarine missiles, and calls for full written terms to avoid secret understandings. It urges Congress and the public to know every detail.
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Henry Jackson
United States of America
Soviet Union
United States
Sen. Jackson
Henry Kissinger
Executive
Congress
Nixon
Kis
Singer
Ocean Law Summit Sparks Debate Over U S Interests
An editorial argues the United States should limit law of the sea talks to maritime nations and push for sector-based offshore rights. It warns against internationalizing ocean wealth and urges firm U S jurisdiction over continental shelves and fishing grounds.
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United States
Caracas
Venezuela
U. S
U.N. Organization
U.S
New England
U. S. Navy
U. N. Organization
U. N
Canada
Soviet Union
Congress
Earl Warren a Good Man and Faulty Thinker
Reflects on Earl Warren after his death at 83, praising his integrity while critiquing his judicial and political legacies. Notes desegregation, one person one vote, and Kennedy assassination investigation, arguing his views on government protection of the weak and the social impact of his reforms were flawed.
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Earl Warren
Warren
John Marshall
Supreme Court
California
America
John Kennedy
GOP
Mr. Warren
Residents urge new hospital as delays anger supporters
Letters criticize a few individuals for blocking a proposed new Aiken County hospital amid plans with HCA. Readers urge immediate action to avoid higher costs and to ensure modern facilities and local access, noting past delays and potential referendum on public vs private operation.
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Aycock
Aiken
Savannah River
Aiken County
HCA
The Future Closer Than We Think by Rev W L Truman
A lecture recounting Mark Edwards view of macro micro and meta worlds. Pioneer 10's Jupiter mission illustrates expanding frontiers. Faith communities face responsibility to guide future shaping true to biblical futurism.
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Mark Edwards
Edwards
Buckminister Fuller
Cape Kennedy
Jupiter
Mars
Earth
John McHale
Who Cares Who Painted Signs in Aiken County
Letter from Libby Brinkley of New Ellenton defending Ed Derrick in a local campaign. She claims Derrick campaigned door to door and aided prisoners, contrasting with posts she calls one sided. She urges fair reporting and cites alleged jail sign placement and rumors about use of prisoners.
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Aiken County
Ed Derrick
Derrick
Mr. Grant
Mr. Derrick
Aiken
Salley
Lynn
Aiken Standard
Mr. Hill
Mr. Busbee
Libby Brinkley
New
Ellenton
Kennedy depicted sailing toward victory in polls
Cartoon in the Aiken Standard shows Edward Kennedy sailing with the wind toward a 76 victory but omits the treacherous narrows near Chappaquiddick Island. D. C. Collins 1103 Conger Drive.
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Aiken Standard
Edward Kennedy
Kennedy
Chappaquiddick Island
D. C. Collins
Conger Drive
Curiosity and Determination Drive Hiring Says Company Leader
The president of a major U.S. corporation emphasizes two traits for employee promise curiosity and determination. He argues learning comes from curiosity and obstacles are overcome by resolve, placing these above IQ. He adds aphorisms on variety monotony and personal finance during vacation advice.
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U.S
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