Aiken's Makin' Festival Opens With Arts and Industry Display
The fourteenth annual Aiken's Makin' festival begins with about 150 exhibits from 20 performers and craftspeople across Laurens Street Park Avenue Richland Avenue and Hayne Avenue. Rain or shine the event runs today and Friday with entertainment outside Bankers Trust and indoor exhibits at the Aiken Municipal Auditorium.
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Pravda Attacks Free Trade Unions in Socialist State
Pravda reviews Lenin writings and denounces so called free unions forged outside party control. It warns that unions must be under political party leadership in a socialist country and rejects independence from working class goals.
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Iran Iraq oil war cuts off Gulf exports
Iraq claims border gains including Naftshah and Sar Pol Zahab as Iran loses Mehran and Abadan refinery areas. Iran reports civilian casualties and says oil facilities in Abadan and Khorramshahr were hit while Gulf exports continue from Saudi Arabia and other states.
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Carter avoids threat of force to keep Persian Gulf oil flowing
President Carter urges no infringement of freedom of passage through the Persian Gulf and signals concern over a potential halt of oil exports. Secretary Muskie and allies push for a UN ceasefire while weighing steps to keep Hormuz open and avoid a broader energy crisis.
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Carter Backs Uranium Sale To India in Senate Vote
The White House praised a 48-46 Senate approval of 38 tons of reactor grade uranium to India and warned it may be the last sale unless New Delhi accepts stricter safeguards. The vote split along party lines, with House opposition already registered.
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