Elevate Police Salaries Highlighted by Derrick at Jaycees
Derrick, a 37 year old Edgefield attorney and Democratic candidate in the 3rd District, urged higher police salaries and education benefits to reduce crime. He cited FBI data on officer deaths and youth crime, promoted the S C Criminal Justice Academy, and praised the Aiken Jaycees for national awards in ways and means and publications.
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Butler Derrick
Aiken Jaycees
Derrick
Jaycees
S.C. Criminal Justice Academy
FBI
Ways and Means
Egypt pledges air support if Israeli raids persist
Egyptian President Anwar Sadat says Egypt will send its air force to defend Lebanon against Israeli raids even at the risk of a wider war. He notes U S President Nixon will be pressed and cites Beirut interviews and reports of Arab defense talks in Cairo.
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Associated Press
Egypt
Lebanon
Middle East
Anwar Sadat
Nixon
Sadat
Beirut
Sayyad
Jouaya
Nahariyya
Jerusalem
Ramat Eshkol
Suleiman Franjieh
Israel
Sta
Cairo
Aharon Yariv
As Sayyad
Soviet Union
Leonid Brezhnev
Congress seeks veto power over nuclear aid contract
Congress pushes to grant itself veto authority over President Nixon's nuclear aid offer to Egypt and Israel. The Senate and House Atomic Energy Committee approved a bill allowing Congress to block nuclear export agreements if both chambers object. The measure exempts small reactors from oversight and speeds action to respond to Middle East instability and terrorism concerns.
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Congress
Washington
Nixon
Egypt
Israel
Senate
House Atomic Energy Committee
Mike Mansfield
John O. Pastore
Pastore
House
Middle East
UPC Plans To End Its Assembly Today
United Presbyterians neared adjournment of a 10 day General Assembly in Louisville after marathon sessions. Delegates approved studying husband wife ordained ministers and backed self determination for Palestinians and Jews in the Middle East. They also supported union reform for farm workers and urged free elections for labor representation. Cesar Chavez addressed the assembly.
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Louisville
United Presbyterians
General Assembly
Middle East
South Vietnam
186Th
General Assembly Mission Council
United Farm Workers of America
Cesar Chavez
House Votes To Cut White House Staff
The House approved a measure to reduce top paid White House staff positions from fourteen at 42 500 to nine at 38 000 to 40 000 by attrition. The bill totals 11.2 million for White House salaries within a 5.5 billion appropriations package approved 367 to 13. Roy Ash argued to retain the current framework as Senate action looms.
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Washington
House
Nixon
White House
Roy Ash
Office of Management of Budget
Senate
General Accounting Office
Congress
GOP
Leslie Arends
Office of Management and Budget
Sizzler Rules Entries Open for Temperature Guess Contest
Readers can enter without fee with postcards to Farmers and Merchants Bank in Aiken SC. Three prizes total 100 dollars minimum for winner plus bonuses for bank deposits or a subscriber status. Entries must predict the day and minute 100 degrees first hits 100 in Aiken with tie rules and judging by bank officials.
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Aiken Communications Inc
Farmers and Merchants Bank
Aiken Standard
Aiken
Aiken Standard of Farmers and Merchants Bank
Mer
Chants Bank
Laurens Street
Part Avenue 2
US Weather Service
Busch Field
Augusta
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Wen
Sion
Eveready
Ladies Perm Press
Ae Ceol Kedel
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