Aiken Standard Executive Leadership Note
The Aiken Standard lists Samuel A. Cothran as President and Editor with Robert D. Cathcart as Executive Editor.
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Samuel A. Cothran
Robert D. Cathcart
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1975
Page
4
Busing Is No Solution for Desegregation Tensions
A visitor might see riots over school integration in Boston and Louisville as hypocrisy, but the piece argues momentum toward racial equality exists. It cautions that forced busing risks resegregation, urges legal reform and better school funding, and calls for jurists and educators to resolve issues without street action.
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Boston
Louisville
Coleman
Feeding news to cattle using newspapers in silage
Extension agent Ken Wisner explains research on adding chopped old newspapers at 300 pounds per ton to alfalfa silage. Fermentation appears good and studies track consumption, weight gain, digestibility, protein balance and residue risk while newspaper costs about 3 dollars per ton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ken Wisner
Welfare news swings between gains and growing overpayments
A May decline in welfare rolls and cash payments suggests modest economic improvement. Yet the Social Security Administration reports overpayments under the welfare program totaling 461 million dollars, possibly reaching 800 million with current error screening, a figure likely to influence future welfare expansion debate.
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Social Security Administration
Norfolk
Ledger-Star
Food Stamp Abuse Exposed In Los Angeles Commune
A regional official found 12 commune members reporting $926 monthly income for nine claimed children yet totaling over $2,500 monthly actual income. They used stamps to buy drugs while non stamp income remained unregulated. The Washington Star cites a $797 million overpayment in a year and calls for reform.
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Los Angeles
Agriculture Department
Food and Nutrition Service
The
Washington Star
Washington
Star
Change in roles of husband and wife in modern society
Billy Graham argues that biblical leadership in the home remains, even as modern roles broaden. He cites Genesis and Ephesians to defend the husband as head while acknowledging new expressions, then shifts to critique and analyze food stamp program inefficiencies and bureaucratic failings highlighted by coverage of Agriculture and government officials.
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Royal Shipp
The
Star
CIA Fracas in Europe Raises Alarm Over U S Intelligence
West Europe, long protected from the Bear, fears U S intelligence may be hamstrung by Congress and open scrutiny. The piece notes Church and Pike probing CIA powers, possible transfer of espionage authority, budget openness, and European worry over KGB leverage. It cites Safeguard debates and SALT shaping future covert ops.
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Holmes Alexander
West
Europe
CIA
KGB
Congress
Legislative Branch
Senate
House
Frank Church
Otis Pike
Church
Walter Mondale
D-Minn
Secretary of State
Spain
Portugal
Italy
France
Greece
U.S
Birch Bayh and the Labor Power Over U S Politics
A critical piece argues Sen. Birch Bayh of Indiana leans heavily on AFL CIO support shaping the 1976 Democratic race. It contends Big Labor finances campaigns and operation, raising fears that Bayh would trade democratic representation for union interests and threaten representative government.
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Ralph de Toledano
Birch Bayh
Indiana
Bayh
Afl-Cio
Senate
Clement Haynesworth
Andy Biemiller
U.S. Senate
Robert H. Brown
The
Machinists Union
Brown
Machinists
Washington
Big Labor
Sen. Bayh
George Meany
Meany
Sen
Henry
Scoop) Jackson
Red China
Mr. Meany
Jackson
United States
We Hold These Truths A Chronicle of America Rebellion
Edmund Burke, a British MP sympathetic to the American cause, notes the colonies are in rebellion and have already done much, requiring further actions to address the situation. The excerpt reflects tensions between Britain and the American colonies during the era.
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Chronicle of
America
Edmund Burke
Royal Stuart by Dorothy MacDowell
200 years ago a Royal Stuart, Capt John Stuart, came to Charles Town in 1748 and became a key ally to the Indians. By 1762 he was King George's Superintendent for Indian Affairs and earned lasting friendships with Attakullakulla and Col Bull. A brave, charming figure, he influenced treaty observance until the Revolution amid frontier conflicts at a Tennessee River fort.
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John Stuart
Scotland
Charles Town
King George
Col. Bull
Attakullakulla
Gov. Bull
Little Carpenter
Lyttleton
Stuart
Bull
Tennessee River
Gov. Glen
Forst
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Secretary of the Treasury
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Lawton Chiles
D-Fla
Lify
Chiles
Totellya
Fracas
West Europe
George Mahon
Appropriations
Mahon
North Dakota
District of Columbia
Soviet Union
Dorothy Macdowell
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