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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Apr 10, 1973

Page

4

Obvious Disgrace From Aiken Stockade Escapes

The Aiken Standard notes a second escape from the Aiken County Stockade in 10 days. County Administrator Ronald LaCouture says escapes should not shock residents, as the stockade permits easy inmate leaving. The piece argues for stronger security or abolition to prevent future breaches and questions prison labor as a cure for workforce issues.

Aiken Standard Aiken County Stockade Ronald LaCouture Stockade Aiken County

Is Premarital Sex Wrong and How God Views It

Billy Graham answers a reader wondering if sex before marriage is acceptable. He argues the right standard comes from God, not pleasure, and warns that sex outside marriage harms the soul. He says sex belongs within marriage and should be guided by spiritual purpose.

Billy Graham M.C

Value of the Dollar Shifts as Currency Confidence Wanes

Anthony Harrigan notes a Lis bone Portugal exchange scene showing that official rates matter little. He argues the dollar’s value rests on confidence in the economy, highlighting Americans’ shift from dollars to German marks as a safe currency amid devaluation.

Anthony Harrigan Lisbon Portugal U.S

Global oil money reshapes US trade balance

The piece argues the cold war has shifted to a global economic battle harming American prosperity. It highlights a growing US trade deficit due to high manufacturing costs and oil imports from the Middle East, with Saudi Arabia Kuwait and Arab oil states earning billions daily. It warns of volatile Arab funds moving into euros and urges boosting domestic energy production to stabilize the dollar.

United States U.S America Middle East Algeria Libya Soviet Union Saudi Arabia Kuwait

What This Country Needs Is A Good $8 Motel

Cecil Day, founder of Day’s Inns, inspired by high hotel costs, built an economy chain offering rooms for about eight dollars. By 1973 budget motels expand nationwide, boasting high occupancy and standardized designs, while Day’s Inns include a New Testament in each room and tithe generosity.

Paul Harvey Cecil Day Macon California Disneyland Savannah Howard Johnson Holiday Day's Inns

This Too Shall Pass Away Applies to Lincoln and Life

Rufus Gosnell recounts the ring tale for Abraham Lincoln and urges calm in hard times with the line This too shall pass away. He notes examples from golf and work habits showing patience and steady effort pay off in the long run.

Rufus W. Gosnell Abraham Lincoln Jacob Robert Elmer Wheeler

Packed Senate Attack on ITT and U.S. Overseas Work

The Church Fulbright subcommittee frames U.S. firms like ITT as meddling power players overseas and questions America’s motives. It questions expropriation fears in Chile, ITT funding, and potential political influence, while accusing the United States and corporations of bias and covert actions.

Holmes Alexander Sen Frank Church ITT Old USA Church Bill Fulbright Foreign Relations Committee America Fulbright Vietnam Red Cuba Portugal Spain Albert Gore George McGovern Nixon Defamation League Edmund Muskie Chairan Church Clifford Case U.S Uncle Sam KGB CIA Senate Cracy Salvador Allende Chile Allende

Beech Island Academy and Notable Local Educators

A historical note recalls Beech Island Academy started in 1859 taught by James Edward Crosland before his Confederate Army service. Students boarded at Crosland’s home and Old Dicks home hosted several teachers and pupils. The academy stood on Pine Log Road near the Dunbar home with several prominent local educators and the community’s benefactor Alexander Downer, after whom the current school is named.

Beech Island James Edward Crosland South Carolina Pine Log Road

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Aiken Samuel A. Cothran Robert D. Cathcart CLAO S.C Gov. West General Assembly House Citizen Smith Motel Six Inc Scottish Inns Chalet Swisse International Econo-Travel Roy Overton Econo- Travel Day’s Inns Rufus John McCone Harold Geneen Case Muskie Yesteryear Beech Island Academy The Academy
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