Offshore oil terminals face South Carolina coastal debate
South Carolinians weigh offshore oil terminals as a means to unload imported oil. Critics fear beach pollution and unsightly structures, while proponents cite environmental safety and reduced tanker risks. The piece contrasts Train's assurances with concerns over coastal aesthetics and limited local benefits.
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South Carolina
Washington
Russell Train
Council On Environmental Authority
Train
Mr. Train
Idle words and judgment in biblical teaching
Billy Graham explains that idle words reveal heart motives similar to legal notions of intent. He cites Matthew 12 36 and 12 34 noting speech reflects inner life and that everyday conversation can still honor God when spoken with care and intention.
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Billy Graham
Jesus
Sun passes over Britain as people react to strange sky
Report describes a rare daylight sighting across England with witnesses from Devon to Wales and caused a wave of public concern. The BBC and authorities advised calm while the sun briefly reappeared under a restored routine, and the Prime Minister praised national fortitude as the sun seemed to set again on the empire.
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Europe
Netherlands
Persian Gulf
Israel
Dubai
Damascus
Benghazi
Arthur Hoppe
England
Devon
Twilling-on-Water
Times
BBC
British Empire
U S poised to lead in LNG cryogenic shipbuilding
America may become a world leader in LNG cryogenic vessel construction as nine ships are under contract in U S yards with three each in Quincy Newport News and New Orleans. Officials predict 30 large ships needed globally with about half built in the United States up to 12 billion dollars in total value and about 100000 new jobs yearly once contracts convert to construction.
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Holmes Alexander
Japan
Alaska
France
Algeria
United States
Helen Delich Bentley
Federal Maritime Commission
U.S
Henry Kearns
Export-Import Bank
America
Bentley
Quincy
Mass
Newport News
New Orleans
Kearns
Out Of Righteous Anger A New Dedication
Anthony Harrigan discusses British and American views on liberty and government by consent. He highlights the Society for Individual Freedom in Britain, Grassroots activism in Illinois, and the need to curb bureaucratic power to protect private property and traditional freedoms.
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Anthony Harrigan
Great Britain
Britain
Freedom First
Society For Individual Freedom
Park Lane
London
SIF
Society For
United Kingdom
Ross McWhirter
British Broadcasting Corp
Ulster
McWhirter
Winnetka
Ill
Illinois
Congress
British Society For Individual Freedom
America
Aiken Standard masthead 1973 July 30 issue
The Aiken Standard page shows Samuel A. Cothran as President and Editor with Robert D. Cathcart as Executive Editor for the Monday July 30 1973 edition.
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Samuel A. Cothran
Robert D. Cathcart
Aiken Standard Publishes Letters Policy
The Aiken Standard invites signed letters with full mailing address for publication. Anonymous submissions are not considered. Pen names are not allowed and letters should be legible, preferably typed. All letters may be edited for space clarity taste and libel.
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