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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 14, 1975

Page

4

Positive Action Sought For Aiken County Government

Aiken County Commissioners consider a 14 point plan by Cleve Edmunds for a county administrator with hiring and firing authority. Disagreement over control of personnel and county structure risks delaying a competent appointment, while calls grow for clear job requirements and professional leadership.

Aiken Cleve Edmunds Edmunds Board of Commissioners Commission Harold V. Gaybeal Graybeal Forest L. Kirby Aiken County Kirby Charles W. Prosser

Columbo filmed at The Citadel draws mixed feelings

Several Arkenites recall Columbo filming at The Citadel in Charleston, noting cadets appeared as extras. The article criticizes the decision to use the military academy as a backdrop, arguing the portrayal was unflattering and harmed The Citadel’s image.

Columbo Citadel Charleston South Carolina Military College

Idle Rich Population Critics Tax Revolt and Welfare

Paul Harvey criticizes unemployment subsidies and welfare, arguing many idle workers earn more than wages and urging taxpayer revolt. He cites Greenville and New York tax-based incentives, urges unions to protest, and invokes early America voting values and Saint Paul to justify his stance.

Paul Harvey Greenville S.C Jim White Jim Wallace New York Illinois Paul

We Must Face Truth About Indochina and Alibis

The author argues that U.S. leaders blamed Congress, Nixon, Kissinger, and Watergate for the Indochina failure. They contend the Hanoi conquest was inevitable and that faith in American power or God could not have prevented it, urging honest national self-assessment.

Indochina Ford Administration Congress Kissinger Capitol Hill Richard Nixon South Vietnam Schlesinger United States Nixon Thieu U.S George McGovern McGovern Hanoi Washington Common Cause Citizens’ Lobby House Federal Elections Commission General Services Administration GSA

Nixon at Pendleton Camp and Other Washington Whirl

Refugees at Camp Pendleton host about 18000 South Vietnamese refugees while former President Nixon plays golf with base officials on the Pendleton course. Also coverage includes Jackie Onassis divorce rumors and political tidbits from Washington.

Washington Camp Pendleton California Nixon United States Marine Memorial Golf Course Paul Graham Col Tullis Woodham Graham Col Jack Brennan Brennan Pendleton la Casa Pacifica Marine Complex Nixon Compound Nguyen Cao Ky Col. Woodham Jackie Aristote Onassis Jacqueline New York Times Onassis Christina Alexander Sonuva John Meyer Greece Treasury Charlse Walker Ford General Electric Union Carbide Equal Employment Opportunity John Powell Powell Colston Lewis Lewis Richard Nixon

Readers praise Planned Parenthood tour and services in Aiken County

Letters express admiration for Planned Parenthood facilities in Aiken and Edgefield Counties noting extensive exams births control education and expansion plans. The writer urges more publicity and participation while acknowledging private status and community support.

Planned Parenthood Aiken County Aiken Edgefield Pate Laura Morris Whippoorwill Ct

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The Military College America Doc Refugees’ Camp By Jack Anderson Marion G. Bane Colleton Ave Samuel A. Cothran Robert D. Cathcart
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