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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Nov 19, 1976

Page

4

Israel heats homes with rooftop solar heaters

About 20 percent of Israelis use solar water heaters after engineers introduced a rooftop system priced around 325 that ends monthly bills for many. Some 60 solar heating companies operate in Israel with strong exports to the United States Greece Turkey Portugal France Norway Denmark and Britain.

United States Israel Greece Turkey Portugal France Norway Denmark Britain South Carolina

Plain English proposed for U.S. Constitution law

A third year law student argues in a Washington Post letter that all laws be written in plain English. The author condemns obfuscation and calls for common sense in court language while acknowledging the proposal is unlikely to pass.

Washington Post

Autumn Beauty On Aiken Countryside Roads

A civic note praises aging appreciation of nature seen along the Windsor bound routes in Aiken County. The author highlights blackjack oak and wild cherry hues on the Gregg Highway and Hitchcock Parkway, stressing their lasting splendor beyond mountain autumns and noting their practical use in barbecue.

Windsor Aiken-Eureka Road Gregg Highway Hitchcock Parkway

Doonesbury censorship and school funding debate letters

A reader denounces Doonesbury censorship while another letter analyzes a local school bond vote. The editor notes they saved the Doonesbury sequence and offers copies on request. The second letter argues voters approved more schools but not teaching, urging cost cuts and stronger support for education.

Board of Education

About Letters at The Lihen Standard

The Lihen Standard invites letters to the editor to be signed in the writer’s handwriting and include a mailing address. Anonymous letters are rejected. Letters should be legible, preferably typewritten, and may be edited for space clarity taste and libel. Word limit is 200 words with editors’ discretion.

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Action Needed To Protect Global Environment

Senator urges international negotiations for an environmental impact statement on projects harming other nations or oceans. He backs a treaty banning environmental modification techniques and warns costly cross border effects from dams, waste disposal, and jungle clearing unless global safeguards are adopted.

Senate United Nations Environment Program U.N. General Assembly Canada North Pole Europe America Greenland

Jacob Wrestles with God and Receives Blessing

Billy Graham explains Genesis 32 in which Jacob wrestles with an angel believed to be the Lord. The struggle ends with Jacob crippled in the thigh, a sign of renewed commitment and his name change to Israel, illustrating that one cannot flee God and that He blesses those who seek Him.

Billy Graham DR. Graham Jacob God Mrs. A Mrs. F Isaac Abraham Jesus Christ Hosea Lord Jesus Christ Israel

Organized Crime War Falters In GAO Report

A GAO study criticizes federal strike forces against organized crime as faltering and mismanaged. It cites low morale, poor Washingtonfield communication, and possible disbanding as Thornburgh reshuffles leadership while noting arrests of top mob bosses and calls for better direction.

Washington General Accounting Office GAO America Justice Dept Richard Thornburgh St. Louis New Orleans New Jersey U.S Jonathan Goldstein Thornburgh William Lynch Lynch Kurt Muellenberg Muellenberg Cliets Marc Smolensky Brooklyn Los Angeles Montreal New York City

Mountain Battle On the Ridge Fought 200 Years Ago

Gen Isaac Shelby and Campbell forces engage Ferguson's Rangers on a mountain ridge with rifle fire and bayonet charges. Shelby's and Campbell's brigades press the attack ten minutes before wings align. Ferguson's position on the bare summit proves exposed to rifle fire. Ensign Robert Campbell leads a small party to dislodge rocky ramparts and succeeds.

Dorothy Macdowell Isaac Shelby Ferguson Campbell Shelby Col Harry Lee Robert Campbell

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