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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Oct 16, 1969

Page

4

Close-Up Romney Interview Reveals Dynamic HUD Leader

The interview portrays George Romney as an energetic, principled leader guiding HUD toward sweeping goals. It notes his optimism about housing, pursuit of cheaper materials and faster construction, and his belief in people power as he works to overcome political and material obstacles.

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Aiken County Urges Night Patrols on Whiskey Road

Grand Jury calls for heavier policing on primary and secondary roads between midnight and 8 a.m. in Aiken County. The letter backs the jury’s push and highlights Whiskey Road as a hazard after sundown, noting locals refer to it as the Whiskey Road Drag Strip and urging taming of traffic wildness.

Aiken County Grand Jury Whiskey Road

Hidden taxes take a big bite

The Tax Foundation estimates hidden federal taxes add about 1.20 dollars in other federal taxes for every dollar of income tax. A typical weekly deduction of 15 dollars results in roughly 18 dollars in hidden taxes, totaling about 33 dollars weekly, with variations by income and spending.

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The Galumphus and the Kratchsnatch Moral Tale

A large beast named the Galumphus bites into a Kratchsnatch to stop it from harming friends. After years of stubborn attempts to pull free, the Galumphus loses more of itself while the Kratchsnatch keeps biting. The tale ends with a moral that accepting defeat sooner is better.

Galumphus Kratchsnatch

Most Important Practice in Christian Life

The author argues constant communion with Christ is paramount among prayer Bible study worship and service. True meaning comes from a personal relationship with Jesus, not ritual or duty, making prayer worship and service acts of responding to His will.

Christ Henry Drummond Christ’s Society

Antiwar Demonstrators Clash With Police At White House

Violent clashes erupted near the White House as a group of about 20 militant youths joined antiwar demonstrators attempting to breach a gate. Police quickly contained the scene, clearing Pennsylvania Avenue while reporters were barred from leaving the White House grounds.

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