Scott B Hunter and A B Curbedge Roles Listed
The notice assigns Scott B Hunter as News Editor and A B Curbedge as Advertising Director in the newspaper staff.
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1978
Page
9
The notice assigns Scott B Hunter as News Editor and A B Curbedge as Advertising Director in the newspaper staff.
Council Chairman Warner warns the county risks bankruptcy without new income sources while questions linger over $300000 from the old hospital and several thousand missing from the Clerk of Court. The Grand Jury urged the council to pursue bond collection, raising a $43,378 figure as a central concern.
After a hard winter and dry spell, last night’s rain revived parched lawns and bloomed azaleas while washing airborne pollen from the air. Garden growth resumes and allergy sufferers breathe easier as the earth and vegetation regain balance.
A column compiling witty quips and light social observations. It covers chilly winters, movie popcorn trivia, wardrobe aging, private political images, teenage lipstick, alphabet jokes, pensions, a sign gag, license photos, pantyhose shopping, senior optimism, a长 pet kitten story, an elderly doctor named Old Doc, cloning jokes, and a minister’s Equal Rights Amendment quip with a female counterpoint.
The Standard invites signed letters with the writer’s mailing address for publication anonymous letters are not considered. legibility and possible editing for space clarity and libel are standard. letters may cover any subject and are usually limited to 200 words.
An article surveys growing distrust in competitive free enterprise among citizens and students. It cites Harvard Business Review findings, polls showing confidence drops from 55 to 16 percent, and notes calls for more government and union influence. It argues education, press relations, and balanced views among business leaders are needed while highlighting job creation under the system.
The Supreme Court faces reverse discrimination as it nears the Bakke decision and may limit its ruling to UC medical school eligibility. Federal rules mandate 10 percent minority contracts on public works and 15 percent in the Northeast, provoking multiple lawsuits as courts previously split on constitutionality. The issue echoes 1950s civil rights questions on guaranteeing equal rights for all.
Washington analysis argues that a comprehensive SALT II treaty is unlikely to be ratified this year due to Senate opposition, party dynamics, and concerns over Soviet actions in Africa and the arms race. Vance's Moscow trip aims for a limited package likely to pass, with broader concessions postponed.
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