Gibbons steps aside shaping South Carolina primary choice
Dr. Carlos W. Gibbons will not seek the Democratic gubernatorial nomination next year leaving a clear choice between Lt. Gov. John C. West and Columbia Mayor Lester L. Bates. The educator's withdrawal boosts West by aligning SCEA members with his legislative record, while Bates faces a tougher path. The decision avoids a high profile race centered on teacher pay raises and broad education politics.
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Computers Stubbing Toes and the Good News
Fortune notes 60 000 computers bought in 15 years with 14 billion to run but only 10 percent of firms show strong computer management. An expert says costs rarely drop with routine tasks, leaving the consumer as the payer. The piece argues for finding positive angles amid the tech expense.
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Mediocreman Battles Christmas in Oval Office Parody
In a satirical setup Mediocreman wears the President's disguise while Lotus Lane warns of inflation and holiday price fears. Spiro-Hero boasts of attacking critics as Mediocreman plans to oppose Christmas and deny Santa, aiming to unite the people against perceived inflationary forces.
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Agnew Sees Anarchy Threat Across Nation
Vice President Agnew warns that anarchy looms and cites the October moratorium and November mobilization as energizing factors. He criticizes public snobs and leaders shaping American youth, calling rivals vile and dangerous while vowing to strengthen resolve.
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Critics Warn Against Sex Education In Schools
Readers argue that sex education in schools erodes morals and family authority, urging parents to learn about curricula and program sponsors. The letters cite state bans, local control, and potential societal harm while urging informed opposition.
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Agnew Blasts FCC Over TV News Bias
Vice President Agnew addresses the Midwest GOP region denouncing television news bias and network monopolies. He cites FCC failures, calls for enforcing balance rule, warns against censorship claims, and urges the commission to act to curb network power.
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Everlasting Life in John 3 15 Explained
The author explains everlasting life as both quality and duration. Spiritual life begins with the new birth, not coercion, enabling eternal life with Christ. It emphasizes inner satisfaction and life abundant through faith in Jesus.
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