Carter Budget Goals Reflected in Political Clashes
President Carter shapes budget aims amid House Senate rifts over defense and social welfare spending. Kennedy faction demands pacifying as party unity tests in the convention, while ONeill resists the compromise. Defense remains a priority with a projected $153.7 billion, as Hollings criticizes mixed signals on pay raises. Conference action pending to preserve military outlays and readiness.
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Will All People Believe in Christ Eventually
A Christian exchange debates if the world will all believe in Christ. The Bible’s wheat and tares parable shows ongoing growth of both kingdom sides until harvest, with some rejecting the Gospel. Yet evangelism remains vital as time runs out and every knee may bow to Jesus.
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Rediscovering Old Truths About Living and Self
A reflective essay argues that youths resist parental guidance and, instead, chase complex answers. It urges returning to simple, timeless truths about America, travel, work, sexuality, youth maturity, and moral guidance, citing William J. Bennett on avoiding hogwash and embracing practical wisdom.
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National Humanities Center
Bennett
Ashley Views Issues By ASHLEY COOPER
A collection of quips and observations on everyday life including inflation jokes illiteracy and pop culture references. The column touches on sports with the Atlanta Braves Ted Turner and local Beaufort Aiken topics and ends with a light note about a starling as an odd bird remark.
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Ashley Cooper
Beaufort
Carl
Voters Eye Pole Posters and Tax Critique in Aiken
Letter writer Ida L. McGowan criticizes uneven enforcement of pole poster laws used by candidate Thomas L. Moore and others. Charles R. Dorsey urges cutting state staff and opposing tax hikes, arguing politicians raise taxes and waste funds.
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Aiken County
Ida L. McGowan
Warrenville
S.C
Moore
South Carolina
Charles R. Dorsey
Citadel
Aiken Standard Calls for Signed Letters to Editor
The Aiken Standard invites letters to the editor for publication. Letters must be signed with the writer’s handwriting and include a mailing address. Anonymous letters are not considered. Legibility and possible typing are preferred. There is no subject matter limit but letters should be about 200 words unless editors allow exceptions.
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Aiken Standard
Highway Department
Special Olympics group thanks supporters in Aiken
The Aiken Standard coverage over the past year is thanked by the Aiken County Special Olympics Committee. Special appreciation goes to Lynne Katonak and McDonalds of Aiken. Carrie Johnson, Area 13 Director, 1502 Redd St.
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Aiken Standard
Lynne Katonak
McDonalds of
Aiken
Carrie Johnson
Area
Redd St
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