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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1978

Page

4

Open house draws 5000 to 7000 visitors to five Aiken plants

The steamy Saturday turnout at Thermo Disc Tilbury Fabrics FMC Colonial Equipment and Pepperidge Farms in Aiken Verenes Industrial Park signals strong community interest and approval for local industry. Organizers led by William F. Bassham report positive feedback from visitors and say similar events may occur.

Greater Aiken Bassham Aiken County ThermoDisc U.S. Highway 1 Tilbury Fabrics FMC Corporation Colonial Equipment Pepperidge Farms Aiken- Verenes

Louis C Harris Remembered For Decades Of Augusta News

The Augusta Herald and Chronicle long time editor Louis C Harris is mourned after nearly four decades with the papers. He began as a reporter and rose to shape news and editorials, earning many honors as community tribute poured in during a Louis Harris Night. The Aiken Standard offers condolences to the Harris family.

Louis C. Harris Augusta The Herald and Chronicle Beat Louis Harris Harris Aiken Standard Nancy Stevenson Stevenson South Carolina Carter Ravenel Riley Dorn Edwards Russell Dam

Carter Faces Soviet Criticism as US Public Seeks Moderation

Moscow labels US anti Soviet hysteria amid Carter administration warnings. Pravda cites American hard line against Soviet actions in Africa and Cuba, while Washington pressures Moscow to restrain interventions in Angola Zaire and arms talks. Public opinion rejects hysteria yet seeks careful balance.

Soviet Union Carter Moscow United States Pravda Communist Party Africa Kremlin Cuba Angola Zaire

California Watergate Echoes Rise in Nursing Home Cash Ties

Washington reports a California scandal linked to Earl Brian and Reagan aides involving illegal campaign contributions and laundered funds from nursing home owners. An internal memo notes Brian’s influence on the pilot Medicare project and demands for donations to cover campaign debts.

Washington California Senate FBI Federal Election Commission FEC Earl Brian Ronald Reagan Brian Health and Welfare Agency Reagan U.S. Senate Welfare Agency California Association of Nursing Homes Sacramento Robert Glenn Olels Glenhaven William Bauer Seven Casa Blanca Nursing Home Association Olels and Bauer Long Beach Calif Robert H. Brown Olels Victor Backus Senate Committee On Aging

Letters to the Editor on local politics and a street hazard

Readers critique elected officials and petition spending, praise Nancy Stevenson, and discuss campaign support and state politics. A resident recalls a tar spill incident near Cinema Theater, noting the lack of clear street markings and personal injury concerns.

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Letters to the Editor Policies at The Aiken Standard

The Aiken Standard invites signed letters with a handwritten signature and mailing address for publication. Anonymous letters are rejected. Submissions should be legible and may be edited for space clarity taste and libel. Letters must not exceed 200 words unless editors waive limits.

Not Another Vietnam in Africa Says Carter Policy Debate

A letter criticizes President Carter for seeking new African aid and framing it as preventing Russian influence. It references CIA figure John Stockwell on Angola, argues intervention in Zaire harms Mobutu, and warns against another protracted war driven by congressional politics and outside powers.

Carter New York New England Washington South Carolina John Stockwell CIA Angola Kolwezi Congress Zaire Gerald Bender University of California Mobutu Foreign Affairs

Dear Dr Graham What did Jesus mean by the truth setting us free

A reader asks about John 8 32 and explains Jesus links truth to freedom from sin The reply says Jesus identifies himself as the truth and freedom comes through knowing him not merely education or ignorance The message emphasizes salvation through Christ as the key to true freedom.

DR. Graham Jesus H.B

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