Senate bus buyout shows self government failing
In a critical view of 1974 politics, the Senate's bus buyout is blamed for non democracy. Clarence Manion and Clare Booth Luce are cited condemning federal judges media and congress. The piece argues government no longer governs with people’s mandate.
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Jesse Helms
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Helms
Gallup
Michigan University Institute For Social Research
Clarence Manion
Notre Dame Law School
Manion
Supreme Court
Congress
Clare Booth Luce
Banksia Redeemed as Learning Mecca in Aiken County
Banksia, once a mansion with a storied past, has become the county library site in Aiken. The project reflects local drive led by Mrs. Ronald D. Royal and architect G. R. Price, turning a derelict building into a beacon of learning with promising future potential for the region.
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Estellene Walker
South Carolina
Columbia
Banksia
Aiken County
Willis Irvin
Richard Howe
Aiken
Atomic Energy Commission
Savannah River Laboratory
Ronald D. Royal
G. R. Price
Something Eating Plants Leaves and Turning Roses yellow
The article notes how listeners refer to a unnamed factor as Something causing damage to fig trees and roses. It suggests homeowners may overgeneralize the pest, with many reports blaming Something for various plant harms.
Letter objects to Heritage Square shopping center in South Africa
In a harsh letter, W. P. Bebbington denounces Heritage Square on Whiskey Road, condemning tree removal and burning debris. He decries the project as barren and harmful, pledging to avoid any business located there.
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South Africa
Whiskey Road
South Carolina
W.P. Bebbington
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Honor Graduates of Aiken High School 1954
Yesteryear notes honor graduates including Wray Davis summa cum laude and Jimmy Beckman Mary Elizabeth Scott magna cum laude. Cum laude recipients list includes Jerry Anderson Dollie Blake Anita Chandler Bill Farmer Arnold Garvin Jeannette Moore Bobby Osbon and others. Senior and junior class officers elected include George Wilson and Ken Wheeler. Wade Brodie and family connected to Perry noted. Wade listed as Newberry College bachelor candidate with BSU Council ties.
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Aiken High School
Wray Davis
Jimmy Beckman
Mary Elizabeth Scott
Jerry Anderson
Dollie Blake
Anita Chandler
Bill Farmer
Arnold Garvin
Jeannette Moore
Bobby Osbon
Terry Palmer
James Quattlebaum
Barbara Raborn
Judy Riefstahl
Ronnie Royal
Dot Sanders
Mildred Snipes
Peggy Wingfield
George Wilson
Dale Hagen
Janice Baird
Pete Wallace
Ken Wheeler
Jimmy Osborn
Jackie Brown
Beverly Jones
Patricia Hearst Story Rest Of The Tale By Harvey
Paul Harvey revisits the 1970s Hearst kidnapping saga arguing a public reward could trigger leads. He recalls family hesitation over a million dollar bounty and warns authorities and families to weigh rewards against safety and retaliation risks.
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Patricia Hearst
Hearst
Paul Harvey News
Charles Gould
Hearsts
John MacArthur
Gould
Florida
FBI
Patricia
Tithing and stewardship in Christian practice
A columnist argues tithing is optional under grace but stewardship remains central. God owns all. giving should flow from love and commitment to Christ, with Jesus describing fruitful returns. If tithing fit under law, it gains relevance in this age. readers urged to try tithing and beyond with joy.
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H. T
Christ
Paul
Jesus
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