White House weighs executive agreement path to SALT II
The Carter administration mulls labeling SALT II as an executive agreement to avoid a two thirds Senate vote. Senate leaders call it an end run, stressing that such a treaty must withstand constitutional advice and consent. If pursued, the move would prompt a stronger Soviet bargain and political backlash.
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White House
Senate
House
Carter
Soviet Union
United States
Costa Rica
Robert C. Byrd
Byrd
California
Alan Cranston
Sweetening The Pot on Vietnam US Ties
The piece argues that Vietnam and the United States are edging toward full diplomatic ties amid Hanoi's Cambodia and China troubles. It urges addressing humanitarian issues like MIAs, refuges, reeducation camps, and emigration in exchange for diplomatic normalcy and potential relief from the embargo.
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Vietnam
United States
Cambodia
China
Hanoi
Carter
State Department
Witnessing Beyond Fear for Christ
A guidance letter counsels overcoming fear of others' opinions to preach the gospel. It urges prayer for boldness and specific nonbelievers, reflects on God's love, and asks for Holy Spirit empowerment, noting Christians witness through actions and words.
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V. P
Christ
Aiken Daily Papers Hail 1867 Foundation in 1978
The notice lists founding figures and staff for Aiken Communications Inc. with Samuel Cothran as publisher Scott Hunter as managing editor and others including A B Cusbledge Charles Grice and Sue Brown. It notes the paper is published each weekday from 124 Rutland Drive in Aiken South Carolina and carries second class postage.
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Aiken Communications, Inc
Rutland Drive
Aiken
Standard
Scott Hunter
Wlow Radio
USC At Aiken
University of South Carolina At Aiken
Readers Recall Helpful Responders After Highway 19 Crash
Letter writers share gratitude for two unnamed young women who stopped to aid two Ashley family members after a July 15 1978 collision on Highway 19. They thank the public safety crews and local media for support during recovery and praise community care.
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John B
Bonnie Ashley
Tongue Scraping Gains Attention From Dentists
Dentists push tongue cleaning as part of oral hygiene after evidence shows plaque streptococci rise 1000 percent within a week without tongue brushing. Historical practice traced from ancient cultures to modern air force dentists Christen and Swanson boosting a campaign to improve breath and preserve teeth.
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Africa
Arabia
India
Proskauer
Sarrazin
Air Force
Arden Christen
Ben Swanson
Christen and Swanson
Quotations and Collage of Opinions Fade into Campus and Countryside
A jumble of remarks from Ashley Sees It and readers spans old green stamps in antique shops to college lounges, TV ads, and national art policy. Columns capture dialect humor, political jabs, and folksy expressions, reflecting midcentury newspaper talk and opinion fragments.
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Congressional Assassination Panel
Washington
Benedict Arnold
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Billy Graham
DR. Graham
Samuel A. Cothran
Scott B. Hunter
A.B. Cusbledge
Charles O Grice
Sue S. Brown
Rodger Ragan
Aiken County
Citizens For Decency Through Law, Inc
CDL
P.O
Doonesbury
What IS
It, Riley
Dentistry
American Dental Assn
Journal of the American Dental Assa
Ashley
Sid Depner
National Art Bank
Federal Art Commission
Warhol
Fred K. Norris Jr
Elizabeth Whetsell
Orangeburg Times
Democrat
Elizabeth
Methodist Home
Phyllis Harper
The
Tupelo (Miss.) Journal
Fool's Hill
Quieetus
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