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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1973
Page
4
The editorial urges pre planning for the one hour DST shift citing concerns for school bus pickups and after school routines. It notes differing views from Cyril B. Busbee and Ted Willis plus the need for district discretion and coordinated schedules to minimize hardship.
Aiken Choral Society, formed to provide a singing outlet, hosted a Sunday afternoon concert featuring a 32 piece orchestra and 50 member choir. The program spanned difficult classics to pop before a capacity crowd of 600, praised for uplifting performances.
A Tribune column notes a rejected proposal to include confession and penitence in Nixon's October 17 1973 national day of prayer proclamation. Interview with Senates chaplain Dr Edward L R Elson discusses Lincoln penitence precedents and the value of humility in national resolve.
Amherst College students Steinbrook and McCartney call for President Nixon's impeachment citing alleged Watergate era actions. They argue overriding concerns include real estate deals, campaign finance issues, and covert bombing, while acknowledging lack of specific evidence for every claim.
A reader warns that rejecting the son’s common law partner harms family ties. The columnist argues for gentle correction, forgiveness, and inclusion, citing Galatians 6 and Jesus’ example to avoid bitterness and foster reconciliation.
Aiken’s horse world prepares for the return of thoroughbreds at the Training Track. Ground crews mow, rake, and paint as stables ready facilities and straw loads move between barns. Farriers led by Tommy Quarles and veterinarians like Dr. Stephen Carr gear up for daily rounds across towns, while owners and workers embrace the season with devotion to the sport.
Yesteryear items note December 4 1953 entertaining. Newlyweds Mr and Mrs Frampton Toole Jr hosted a dessert bridge at the Hill home on Hillcrest Road. The Braddys entertained the couple last week at their Hilltop home. Flowers from Irvin Court gardens complemented camel tia lias worn at the gathering. Mrs Charles Hensley and Mrs Joshua Fry Bullit Cambles, visiting from Asheville, were holiday guests.
A lighthearted golf anecdote contrasts a hapless player with advice to use old balls, while a report ranks Washington as a leading city for charitable donations. Defeated officials and diplomats favor tax deductible gifts of clothes and books over moving costs, funding Goodwill jobs for handicapped workers and Salvation Army social services.
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