Fresh approach to rural doctors shortage by SC medical school
The Medical University of South Carolina pilots Students to the People a loan plan to fund medical training in exchange for settlement and practice in participating communities Enoree and Laurens have non profit foundations to manage loans Wives agree and loans repaid as practice expands the new doctors repay their education The program is praised as simple workable and deserves wider exploration
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Nixon seeks by order to reveal who has access to secrets
The Denver Post notes President Nixon orders all departments to report how many people are cleared for access to classified documents and who they are. The piece argues over-classification undermines secrecy and may prompt leaks, urging fewer top officials and clearer rules to preserve freedom.
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How to Know God’s Will for Your Life
A devotional note argues God’s will includes salvation and upright living. It suggests peace as the guide in life choices, citing prayer by Ignatius Loyola and urging sincere prayer to align actions with divine will. A devout approach yields serenity and determination in following God.
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Che Guevara Biography Sparks US Political Debate
Holmes Alexander examines Che Guevara’s life from Argentina to Bolivia and Cuba, noting his early struggles and fierce courage. He questions the admiration for Che while criticizing U S actions and a resist movement linked to Che’s biographer.
U S Middle East Policy Aims for Permanent Peace
A Nixon rhetoric overview outlines U S goals in the Middle East stressing lasting peace, recognition of Israel’s right to exist, Arab-Israeli compromise, and balancing relations with the Soviet Union. It notes limited arms to Israel, Palestinian refugees, and calls for a just solution accepted by Arabs.
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Butler and Spanell linked by a 1916 tragedy in Texas
Major Matthew Butler of the 6th U S Cavalry and Mrs H J Spanell were entwined in a fatal shooting case. Spanell visited Nashville after the incident, leaving Butler with a nine year old son, Matthew Calbraith Butler III, at a Tennessee mountain resort. Butler, son of South Carolina political figures, connects to Butler and Pickens lineage.
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Citizens urge revoking county voting machine spending
Robert S. McKinney urges Aiken County voters to back the grand jury’s questioning of about 67000 spent on voting machines. He calls for action from Election Commission members Eugene England Heyward Jones and Ernest Jones and asks funds be redirected to pressing needs like a detention home for children.
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