Newspapers Fair Game says former party chair
Mrs. Sylvia Schwartz criticizes the Aiken Standard at a county board meeting, asserting attacks on the paper are a free exercise. The editorials urged transparency about Mrs. Burgess, while Schwartz later admitted publication of related irregularities had occurred.
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Sylvia Schwartz
Cochairman
Aiken County
Democratic Party
Aiken
Bill
Rhea) Burgess
Mrs. Burgess
Aiken Standard
Aiken County Board of Commissioners
Home Rule Bill Enters Final Stage For Aiken County
The article notes an upcoming South Carolina Home Rule Bill likely to arrive in days. Five forms of home rule appear possible with Gov James B Edwards set to sign into law. Local reps Rudnick and Collins draft referendum bills to put the issue to voters.
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South Carolina
Aiken County
John Q. Public
James B. Edwards
Aiken Ward
Irene Rudnick
Cecil Collins
Collins
Rudnick
When Christians Fail to Match Bible Commandments
Billy Graham presents a reader letter on the gap between Bible ideals and Christian behavior. He cites Matthew 7 3 and John 21 22 to rebuke judgmental attitudes and urges readers to focus on personal spiritual growth rather than policing others. He reminds that heaven rewards come from faith not fault finding.
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Billy Graham
Peter
John
Jesus
Worry Won't Fix Anything Lessons From a Life Mentor
The narrator recalls Bob Jorgenson offering a simple life lesson on worry. Do not dwell on problems, fix what you can, and shift focus to constructive tasks or joy when nothing more can be done. The guidance shaped a purposeful approach to daily living and decision making.
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Bob Jorgenson
Bob
Time To Resurrect Shining Americanism
Paul Harvey discusses Bob Hope and wartime sacrifices, criticizing pro withdrawal protests and urging renewed Americanism. He cites Kissinger on adaptable policy, warns against aiding Communists, and argues Britain’s revival shows reform can restore national strength amid ongoing domestic and global challenges.
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Paul Harvey
Bob Hope
Vietnam
Hope
South Vietnam
Henry Kissinger
Kissinger
Harry Truman
Gerald Ford
Asia
Britain
George Fourth
William
Victoria
Only a Little Good From CIA Probe
In this column the author argues the Rockefeller Commission yielded limited positives and criticizes its focus on CIA misdeeds. The piece praises Dr. Griswold for urging lawful CIA reform and greater openness, while noting constitutional and secrecy issues. It calls for CIA to shift from action to intelligence gathering under legal constraints and greater transparency.
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Holmes Alexander
Rockefeller Commission
CIA
Justice Department
Erwin N. Griswold
U.S
Harvard Law School
Congress
Dr. Griswold
United States
Griswold
Defense Department
Treasury
Coun
Commission
Rocky
FBI
Justice Department weighs who to prosecute CIA crimes
The Justice Department faces decisions on prosecuting CIA leaders or agents for illegal acts under CIA operations. The debate mirrors past cases like My Lai and Watergate, with officials arguing top officials may be responsible while agents followed orders. The probe seeks to determine liability for murders, burglaries, wiretaps, abuses, and LSD dosing.
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Washington
Justice Department
Central Intelligence Agency
CIA
My Lai
G. Gordon Liddy
E. Howard Hunt
Bar of Justice
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Burgess
Samuel A. Cothran
Robert D.cathcart
BIG
By Jack Anderson
Environmental Protection Agency
Environmental Defense Fund
EPA
Citizen Smith
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