Alcohol option for future fuels drew broad support
The piece argues for expanding alcohol fuels like methanol and ethanol as a national energy option. It critiques DOE for favoring oil interests, cites wartime Germany as a reference, and urges independent development of competitive alcohol industries before oil runs out.
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Foundation For Ocean Research
America
Department of Energy
DOE
Congress
Germany
United States
Aiken Standard Seeks Signed Letters to the 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 submissions are rejected and all letters may be edited for space, clarity, and libel concerns. The limit is 200 words, with editor discretion.
We Are the JOLLY GREEN GIANT and Our Food System
Paul Harvey extols U S agriculture claiming 2 6 million farms reduce 13 percent in a decade while 1 7 billion acres in pasture and cropland shrink by 3 million. He argues modern farming feeds 50 people per farmer using chemicals for longer shelf life and fewer pesticides amid debates on regulation.
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United States
Aiken Standard Masthead and Contact Lines
The page lists the Aiken Standard staff and publisher details from 1867 era page. Samuel A Cothran is publisher, Scott B Hunter is news editor, A B Curbedge advertising director, Charles O Grice classified ads manager, Sue S Brown production manager. Address 124 Rutland Drive, P O Box 456, Aiken. Second class postage paid at Aiken.
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Aiken Communications, Inc
Rutland Drive
Aiken
S.C
Contact with the Dead Forbids Spirit Mediums Says Dr. Graham
Dear L D the way to contact the dead is forbidden by God. The Bible warns against mediums and spiritists as detestable and satanic. God provides guidance in Jesus Christ, not spiritism, and urges turning to Christ for comfort and direction.
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DR. Graham
L. D
Saul
God
Jesus Christ
Christ
Father Son Golden Rule and the Clash of Perspectives
A father recalling his upbringing pressures his son toward work, while Luke pursues art and freedom. The tale dramatizes how well meant rules can constrain individuality and harm family bonds, ending with Luke's music training and a warning to tailor kindness to others' viewpoints.
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Luke
Stoddard
China and Soviet Backing Split in Indochina Clash
The Cambodia Vietnam dispute widens with Cambodia allied to China and Hanoi backed by the Soviet Union. Both sides trade border clashes with tanks, while China mediates and Moscow seeks influence. Diplomatic ties fray as Vietnam resists Beijing past.
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China
Soviet Union
Indochina
Cambodia
Vietnam
Phnom Penh
Hanoi
Peking
Moscow
Southeast Asia
U.S
Laos
Asia
Woolies and Old Ways of Winter Wear Remembered
Ashley Sees It recalls how woolen undergarments and bathing suits from the past felt tight itching and hard to wash. The writer contrasts woolies with modern cotton thermal wear noting comfort odor and drying issues. It references Maine schoolrooms bootstrapped winters and Annette Kellermann as a famed figure.
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Yesteryear
Maine
Alaska
Annette Kellermann
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Nye
Paul Harvey
Ralph Nader
Scientific American
Doonesbury
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Hunter News
A.B
Curbedge Advertising Director
Charles O Grice
Sue S. Brown
Rodger Ragan
Billy Graham
Jerry Stoddard Gordon
Hell On Earth
Ussr
Edward Neilan
Thailand
Ashley
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