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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1973
Page
4
The Friday August 17 1973 issue of the Aiken Standard notes Samuel A Cothran is president and editor with Robert D Cathcart as executive editor. The publication dates a long running local newspaper in 1973.
North Carolina shifts from assigned risk to a Canadian style reinsurance facility to pull high risk drivers into a universal plan. The proposal faces industry criticism as subsidies and higher costs are debated while North Carolina acts as a live test case for a potential South Carolina model with lawmakers watching closely.
A religious view surveys rising interest in astrology, fortune telling, and occult practices as part of a broader revival of spirituality. The writer argues secularism leaves a void, describes the soul as a God shaped vacuum, and urges wise, Bible grounded discernment in choosing beliefs.
U S Senator Strom Thurmond introduces S 2237 to bring labor union monopolies under anti trust laws. He argues removing union exemptions would restore equal treatment, curb monopoly power, and protect consumers during inflation. Supporters call it guiding economic freedom and political liberty.
Arthur Hoppe sketches a utopian echo as Fred Frisbee faces shortages and blank stares on a nation in energy and goods scarcities. Radios fade, beef markets vanish, schools close, and mail arrives misaddressed while optimism clashes with reality.
An analysis of Sergei Gorshkov the Soviet Navy leader and the Gorshkov Doctrine. Soviet sea power emphasizes discipline elite training seven-year youth pipelines and iron shipbuilding to project power against the United States and NATO.
The piece argues Phase 4 wage and price controls may fail to curb escalating food costs and beef shortages. It urges minimal government meddling, notes relief steps like ending export subsidies and suspending quotas, and calls for a return to supply and demand to restore beef access.
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