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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jul 21, 1975

Page

4

Food Stamp Reform Aims to Change Eligibility Basis

Senator Buckley leads 11 senators and 55 House members backing a reform to base food stamp eligibility on gross income rather than net. The move could raise benefits by 29 percent for those in need while reducing overall program costs. The piece also notes concerns about carts causing injuries to unattended children and hints at potential safety design mandates.

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US Food Aid Up Despite World Food Conference Criticism

Senator Hubert Humphrey highlights renewed U S food assistance reaching 1 6 billion dollars for 1975 while noting Rome conference critics blame American greed. Bangladeshi and African nations receive wheat and rice as observers caution against oversimplified famine solutions.

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Energy policy gridlock stalls U.S. oil future

The piece laments Congress and ERDA handling of energy policy. It cites 33 committees 65 subcommittees and one panel duplicating work hindering a unified plan. It argues freshman lawmakers seek headlines, delaying decisive action while Arabs’ embargo-related shortages pressure industry and workers.

Gress House Senate Erda Congress Senate House John Rhodes R.-Ariz House Energy Committee Sen Scott Mike Mansfield House Committee On Energy Ford

My Answer by Billy Graham on Anxiety and Faith

The author argues that anxiety stems from supposition and urges reliance on Christ. He cites Galatians 5 faith as a remedy, recommends filling the mind with scripture, staying active in service, and maintaining supportive friendships to overcome fear. He quotes Horace Bushnell defining anxiety as unbelief.

Billy Graham Devil D.R Paul God Christ Horace Bushnell

Army's sinking GOER trucks spark safety concerns

The Army's GOER vehicles built by Caterpillar show dangerous handling with water swimming failures and severe ride instability. Tests report swamping risks, braking and steering flaws, and motion sickness among drivers. Officials defend overall service while tests suggest return to depot stock for extreme mud use.

Washington Pentagon Army Caterpillar Tractor Company Maryland Chesapeake Bay Red Cross Ft. Hood Texas Philippine Ferdinand Marcos United States Philippines Eugenia Lopez, Sr Manila Marcos Lopez Presy Steve Psinakis Washington Field Office Marshal Service Wayne Colburn Colburn

200 Years Ago The Colonial Congress

On January 11, 1775 South Carolina deputies met in Charles Town forming a Provincial Congress. Charles Pinckney was elected president and Peter Timothy secretary. They debated Continental Congress resolutions, supported Massachusetts inhabitants, urged local manufacturing, and empowered a secret committee headed by Drayton Middleton Pinckney Gibbes Weyman to take any action necessary.

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Connecticut's Israel Putnam Named Continental Army General

Silas Deane reports from Philadelphia that Connecticut’s Israel Putnam has been designated one of the Continental Army’s four major generals. Congress acted on superior principles, Putnam’s merit is celebrated, and his unanimous vote and broad applause are noted as his fame grows.

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