Costly Waste At Wounded Knee
Paul Harvey blames Russell Means and the American Indian Movement for turning Wounded Knee into a staged spectacle. He accuses AIM promoters of self interest, manipulation of media, and pressuring government while denouncing violence and misrepresentation of Native grievances. He cites Wilson of the Oglala Sioux and the Salt Lake City protest demanding a million dollars as context for the dispute.
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Paul Harvey
Wounded Knee
Russell Means
American Indian Movement
Wounded Knees
AIM
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Washington, D.C
Richard Wilson
Oglala Sioux
Wilson
Oglala Reservation
Rus
Sell Means
Means
Temple Square
Mormon Church
Samuel A. Cothran Editor and Publisher at Aiken Standard
Samuel A. Cothran serves as president and editor of the Aiken Standard continuing a long running newspaper tradition since 1867. He guides editorial direction and oversees operations of the publication.
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Samuel A. Cothran
May 10 1973 Register editor note page 4A
The item lists Robert D. Cathcart as executive editor on page 4 A of the May 10 1973 issue. No further readable facts or events are provided in this fragment.
Banksia Project taps five for Aiken County Library Board
Aiken County Board of Commissioners confirmed five appointees to the reorganized Library Board including Mrs Otis Baughman Mrs Sam Woodring Mrs Chester Cromwell Ronald Royal and Victor St Montenyohel. The group aims to expand facilities at Banksia a former USC Aiken campus site requiring costly renovations and ongoing upkeep.
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Aiken County Library Board
Aiken County Board of Commissioners
Library Board
Otis Baughman
Wagener
Sam Woodring
North Augusta
Chester Cromwell
Graniteville
Ronald Royal
Aiken
Victor SI. Montenyohl
Banksia
University of South Carolina Aiken
Impoundments And Vetoes In The Budget Clash
The piece argues Congress now uses impoundments to curb spending while the President, despite his Nixon Doctrine, resists foreign aid cuts. It credits Senator Fulbright for driving congressional budget reductions and frames the clash as a shift in accountability from executive to legislative branches.
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Congress
Executive
House
Senate
Herbert Hoover
Nixon
Watergate
Legislative
Richard Nixon
U.S
Bill Fulbright
Foreign Relations Committee
Morgenthau and
Schelling
Mr. Nixon
Senator Fulbright
Heaven and the will to live in Billy Graham commentary
Billy Graham discusses why people cling to life and how faith shapes death. He cites Hezekiah in II Kings 20, notes modern dignity movements, and argues the Gospel of Christ prepares believers to face both living and dying with zest and hope.
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Billy Graham
Hezekiah
Health and Sickness by Joy Stilley
Joy Stilley writes from New York about managing a strict low cholesterol diet within marriage. She details labeling groceries, avoiding hydrogenated oils, and using substitutes like fake eggs and margarine while balancing traditional breakfast comforts.
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Joy Stilley
NEW York
Sinking Of The S S Potlatch Told By Dorothy MacDowell
Survivors limp ashore after 26 days at sea with no food or potable water. They find a saltified spring inland, gather shellfish, and endure relentless rowing and bailing. After days of hunger and thirst they reach a coastal settlement with homes and people in sight.
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Dorothy Macdowell
The
Gun
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Salt Lake City
Aiken, S.C
Robert D. Cathcart
Banksia Project
Illinois
His
Postal Service
Associated Press
Friends of the Library Organization
Aiken County
South Carolina
Myles Ambrose
Drug Abuse Law Enforcement Office
By Holmes Alexander
Fulbright Panel
Peter
Paul
White House
State Department
Pentagon
Margerine
Yesteryear
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