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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jul 19, 1976

Page

4

Carter poised for Democratic nomination amid questions

The article says Jimmy Carter has unified much of the Democratic Party behind his presidential bid while his exact positions on key issues remain to be clarified before the November election. It notes Mondale as running mate and contrasts ADA and ACA ratings, with Carter's platform items including health care, ERA, abortion, gun control, and defense cuts. It calls for ongoing debate to define his stance.

Jimmy Carter Democratic Party Jimmy Who America Deep South Georgia Gov. Carter Sen. Muskie Sen Walter Mondale Sen. Mondale Hubert H. Humphrey Edward M. Kennedy ACA U.S. Senate Minnesota ADA Senate Carter Los Angeles Johnson Jfk Atlantic City LBJ White House Luci Lyndon Lady Bird Doris Kearns Lyndon Johnson

Pearls of OSHA Wisdom From Cattle Safety Pamphlet

Radio highlight mocks OSHA safety tips for beef cattle farms. It cites sections on hazards trips slippery floors and foot wear with examples like doorsills manure pits and bare feet around cattle. The piece accuses OSHA of wasting funds and misrepresenting safety priorities.

Insight American Farm Bureau Federation Occupational Safety and Health Administration OSHA

Bicentennial Faith and Patriotism in Churches

Billy Graham discusses how American churches can honor the nation during the Bicentennial by expressing gratitude to God, praying for authorities, and aiming for a revival of spirituality. He argues for unity of faith and patriotism while maintaining church state separation in civil matters, envisioning churches leading a moral renewal.

Billy Graham DR. Graham T.O Paul America

Where the Erosion Started Reformation Must Begin at Home

Paul Harvey argues that national scandal grew from a broader decay in Congress. He traces a century of expanding government, rising costs, and self serving perks, noting how ethics bodies conceal records until after elections and urging reform to start back home.

Capitol Hill Washington Yesteryears Congress Ziegfeld Senate Goldwyn House

Vanity Fair A Political Convention Exposes Human Vanity

The piece surveys political conventions as a factory for human misery. It cites Nixon and Johnson as unhappy outcomes of ambition and vanity, notes LBJ's private sorrows, and questions the happiness of presidents formed at conventions. It references Carter, JFK, and Alf Landon as contrasting fates amid the convention system.

Nixon Pat Nixon Richard Nixon Thackeray Lyndon Baines Johnson LBJ New York Jimmy Carter Carter Jfk Joan and Clay Blair Jr Addison Alf Landon Kansas

Hazardous government energy research cited in White House report

A White House study accuses ERDA of pursuing energy projects without health safeguards and cites environmental risks from nickel compounds and coal conversion. EPA is criticized for ignoring evidence on cancer causing nitrosamines in air. The 180 page CEQ report urges health considerations before new energy forms.

Washington United States Energy Research and Development Administration ERDA Environmental Protection Agency EPA White House President Council On Environmental Quality

Hayne Captured in 1781 Edisto Skirmish Near Horse Shoe

Col Isaac Hayne led American partisans near Edisto River on July 8 1781 at Horse Shoe. After signing a British allegiance he returned home to raise a cavalry regiment and engage in partisan warfare. Hayne was captured by Maj Fraser and 90 dragoons while in uniform commanding troops.

Dorothy Macdowell Horse Shoe Edisto River Isaac Hayne Hayne Colleton Charles Town Edisto Henry Clinton Patterson Great Britain Andrew Williamson Fraser Col Balfour Col. Hayne

The Declaration Draws Mixed Reactions From Clergy

The Rev. Peter Muhlenberg of Virginia reflects on The Declaration as a Continental officer. Some express melancholy while others shout with joy. Time will reveal who judged the matter correctly.

Peter Muhlenberg Virginia

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