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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1978
Page
4
The piece argues the French Communist Party undermined the Socialist alliance on Moscow orders. It claims Bolshevik style manipulation aims to fracture the left and allow a later Communist victory. The author notes long standing Moscow influence and cynical power plays.
Rostropovich and Grigorenko lose Soviet citizenship or are barred from returning as Sakharov remains under pressure and Scharansky faces treason charges. The Belgrade talks conclude as dissidents face renewed repression, challenging Helsinki rights claims and detente optimism.
The page shows the 1867 established Aiken newspaper with staff credits including Samuel A. Cothran as Publisher and Scott B. Hunter as News Editor. It lists office address 124 Rutland Drive Aiken South Carolina and publication details for Monday through Friday afternoons with the date Monday April 3 1978.
A schoolgirl asks how to feel closer to Christ. The answer urges faith in Christ, explains the indwelling presence of Jesus, and guides daily prayer and Bible reading. It encourages constant awareness of Jesus in daily conversations and decisions.
A psychologist explains stuttering as a conflict between approach and avoidance of contact. Relaxation training and guided imagination help patients speak clearly by reinforcing confident verbal responses, with therapy emphasizing self acceptance, humor, and perspective. Prayer and faith are noted as supportive.
Public polls on President Carter vary by region and method. The Christian Science Monitor notes firming backing for his initiatives after his Middle East trip, while The Wall Street Journal and other panelists grow more critical, citing too little impact from tax cuts and persistent inflation. A New Jersey laborer and a Charlotte housewife reflect skepticism about policy outcomes and the net gain for average citizens.
A letter argues against Gerald Stucki's two acre site near Hitchcock Woods being used for a twelve townhouse project with a pool and stables. It contrasts group housing with the proposal and warns the land cannot support so many residents or horses, urging the city to define future growth.
A mix of letters discuss是否 group housing in Aiken and a gubernatorial race pledge. Melvyn Haas argues against dense townhouse development in a single family zone favoring open land and group housing. C Louisa Freeman commends Dick Riley for broader financial disclosure pledges and ethical governance.
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