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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1970
Page
4
The Labor Department reports a 0.5 percent rise in living costs for March, less than winter but signaling ongoing inflation. The 5 percent annual rate, rising unemployment, and a 1.5 percent drop in first quarter GNP highlight continued cost push pressures and public concern.
Washington Exclusive publisher Herbert A. Philbrick notes editors are wary and questions why Earth Day is tied to Lenin's birthday April 22. He asks who chose the date and if a publicity stunt is involved, suggesting many Americans unaware of Lenin’s birth date. He seeks an explanation for the coincidence.
Senate rejection of Haynesworth and Carswell for the Supreme Court exposes bloc power and cowardice in Republican leadership. The piece critiques Hugh Scott and the White House, arguing party disintegration, mismanagement, and a shift from strict constructionist ideals. It questions the President’s leadership and commitment to Johnson policies.
A critical look at the Supreme Court with one seat vacant and contending criticisms of Justices. The piece discusses President Nixon and Senate moves to reshape the court, calls for Douglas removal over his book, and mentions proposed bills on judicial discipline.
A reader defends the Scofield Bible amid ministerial criticism, praising its notes as a rich resource. Another contributor says he has given away hundreds of copies, noting revised notes improve clarity while urging discernment between flesh and bones in interpretation and valuing modern translations.
Graniteville’s first churches began with a 1847 Baptist building destroyed by 1886 fire likely sparked by a passing train. A second church on Montgomery Street opened that summer, and the 1929 Main Street edifice stands as the town’s central landmark. Mrs. Nona Renew recalls William Gregg’s vision for a uplifted community.
Marion Harrelson Jr of St. Petersburg Florida notes his 16th birthday falls on a Saturday and Florida law bars licensure before 16. A father overhears his daughter returning from a date at dawn and sternly questions her whereabouts. Joyce Grant of Jackson offers temper tips urging calm, restraint, and constructive actions to avoid anger.
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