Inflation politics and Carter's bid to curb prices
President Carter told the American Newspaper Editors that the private sector must halt inflation, while Congress bears blame for inaction. He warned of rising wages and prices in early 1978, with energy policy delays and tax-cut resistance fueling the surge. He urged public sacrifice and restraint, criticizing federal measures as insufficient.
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Carter ties with Cuba hinge on peace and rights
President Carter told Hispanic editors that Cuba will not join the United States as a neighbor until Fidel Castro shows tangible commitment to peace and human rights. He rejected Castro’s nonalignment claim and warned Cuba’s Soviet influence and African interventions hinder progress in U.S.-Cuba relations.
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U S Military Strength Seen Faltering in Pacific Report
Virgil Pinkley cautions that U S forces in the far Pacific and Southeast Asia are stretched. He cites Guam bases, dwindling personnel, aging fleets, and reduced manpower as Admiral Weisner notes mission shortfalls. The piece compares NATO focus and Soviet advantages with uneasy American posture.
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Visitor praises Aiken Library charm and services
John G. Newman of St. Louis Park praises the Aiken Library for its well kept facilities, thoughtful services, and especially its charm, beauty, and tranquility that make it a special place to visit and spend time.
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John G. Newman
St. Louis Park
Aiken Standard Seeks Signed Letters To Editor
The Aiken Standard invites letters to the editor signed by the writer and with a mailing address. Anonymous submissions will not be considered. Letters should be legible and may be edited for space clarity and libel. Limit generally 200 words unless editors permit exceptions.
Foreign buyers rush into U S land buys alarm states and public
A column warns foreign investors spent about a billion dollars on U S property last year with only partial government data on alien ownership. It notes states like Iowa consider limits, while GAO and Congress probe monitoring options and tax approaches to curb outsid ers buying farmland.
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International Real Estate Institute
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Belgium
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Senate Commerce Subcommittee
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General Accounting Office
Williams backs objective study of origins in schools
In a June Democratic primary, three candidates for South Carolina State Superintendent of Education were asked if evolution and creation should be taught with scientific emphasis in public classrooms. Only Dr. Charlie G Williams answered unequivocally, stating he would encourage and support an objective study of both origins concepts at a scientific level in public schools.
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Charlie G. Williams
Charlie Williams
Evidence and meaning of the resurrection in Christian faith
A theological letter arguing the resurrection is central to history and proof of Jesus as the Son of God. It cites eyewitnesses, an empty tomb, and early Christian martyrdom as supporting factors, claiming faith in Christ grants eternal life.
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