New Job For James Taylor At Aiken High School
James A Taylor will lead both Aiken County High School and Schofield next year under one administration. The 24 year veteran brings extensive teaching and administrative experience, overseeing two campuses and about 2850 students while earning praise for integrity and disciplined leadership.
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Aiken County
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Taylor
Shaw University
Columbia University
South Carolina State College
University of Chicago
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Aiken
James Taylor
Road To Utopia Sheriff Seeks Philosophical Deputies
Jefferson County Colorado Sheriff Harold Bray advertises for deputies in an American Philosophical Association publication. He favors Ph D?s in classical or modern philosophy and already has a deputy who wrote a dissertation on Spinoza. Plato linked Utopia to philosopher kings.
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Harold Bray
Jefferson County
Colorado
America Philosophical Association
Connecticut loses credit rating again to A minus
Moody's Investors Service cuts Connecticut bond rating from AA to A minus for the second time in a year. State Treasurer Henry Parker says the downgrade could raise interest costs on state borrowings. The piece contrasts Connecticut wealth with New York and Massachusetts and notes South Carolina's Triple A rating.
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Moody's Investors Service
Connecticut
Henry Parker
New York
Massachusetts
South Carolina
Palmetto
Long hair and beards in police dress code ruling
A 6 to 2 Supreme Court majority upheld that police departments may require short hair and ban beards for officers. The decision followed a Second Circuit ruling granting Suffolk County cops facial hair, framed as a liberty issue, and hinged on government authority to regulate appearance for discipline and unity.
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U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
New York
Suffolk County
Supreme Court
Disci
William H. Rehnquist
Aryeh Neier
The
Civil Liberties Union
Faith column counsels a widow after sudden loss
Billy Graham advises a Dominican woman whose husband died after a brief illness. He urges prayer and sharing hardship with Christians, suggests checking for insurance, and encourages finding work to supplement income while trusting God for provision and miracles.
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Billy Graham
Brooklyn
Santo Domingo
V. Dej
Elijah
Ravens
The Maddest Men In Town: ACLU Haywire Debate
ACLU members and followers face fierce opposition as critics argue liberty has become license. Senators McClellan Hruska Eastland Ervin defend S-1, aiming to curb crime after 1966 testimony and a 750 page bill, amid warnings of utopian laws and Draconian codes.
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Holmes Alexander
American Civil Liberties Union
Senate
Ronsors
John McClellan
D-Ark
Roman Hruska
R-Neb
Judiciary
James Eastland
D-Miss
Hruska
S-1
Sam Ervin
D-N.c
Hitler
Stalin
Edmund Brown
D-Calif
National Commission For Reform of
Federal Criminal Laws
Aiken Standard May 5 1976 Executive Editor Note
Robert D. Cathcart serves as executive editor for the Aiken Standard in a May 5 1976 issue. The brief masthead entry lists his role and the date of publication.
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Robert D.cathcart
Organic Union plan draws fire as Kissinger policy debated
The State Department leak reveals Kissinger's organic union plan to fold Eastern Europe into the Soviet Union. Critics warn it signals US abandonment of allies and invites Soviet advantage, while supporters urge a tougher stance and challenge from Ronald Reagan to shape policy.
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Henry Kissinger
Europe
Soviet Union
Congress
Kissinger
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Kremlin
Ford
Ronald Reagan
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Romania
Poland
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North American Treaty Organization
Africa
Senate
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Egypt
Republic
Upgrading Buses Hampered by White House GM Ties
A confidential study accuses the White House of blocking a 1971 bus upgrade program to aid General Motors. The Transbus concept faced funding cuts and design shifts, favoring GM while limiting competitors American General and Rohr. Public hearings on Transbus were slated for May 5.
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General Motors
White House
Stanford University
Transbus
Urban Mass Transportation Administration
American General
Rohr
Urban Masser Administration
Transbusim
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