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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1971
Page
4
The South Carolina governor argues federal agencies dilute state authority though history shows the state’s own confusion after 1971 hindered cleanup efforts. He calls for a single empowered agency to handle all environmental protection duties.
The Senate passed a sweeping anti-pollution bill without dissent, creating a national policy to ban pollutive discharges. Critics warn that enactment depends on future legislation and may meet resistance when machinery is set up, despite broad support for cleaner rivers and lakes.
New York AP humor column lists things people dislike from grumpy hatcheck girls to garlicky hosts and dustless artificial flowers. It jokes about vanity, poor manners, and modern anonymity, culminating in a humorous plea for relief from everyday irritations.
The piece critiques Ted Kennedy's Harvard Law School Forum remarks as a bid for 1960s style upheaval and contrasts it with past Kennedy family acts. It argues the rhetoric incites students and minorities, while noting Kennedy cites Selma and Kent State terms and stresses nonviolence.
The piece argues for recognizing mainland China in the UN and preserving Formosa. It recalls 40 years of Chinese civil strife, U S support for Chiang Kai-shek on Formosa, and Nixon era moves toward Pek ing, urging restraint and reform in U N funding and structure. It emphasizes the need to acknowledge reality over myth and protect U S interests.
A reader condemns leaders and unions for driving the country toward socialism and distrust of conservative values. The letter predicts national bankruptcy and nuclear destruction by 1976 if sweeping reforms continue and urges a revival of constitutional fidelity.
Billy Graham argues Christianity is a religion of hope and rebukes negative preaching. He asserts true hope rests in faith over human ingenuity and materialism, citing scripture about grace and the anchor of the soul.
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