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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Dec 24, 1975

Page

4

The Real Meaning Of Christmas By Rev Jerry Robinson

The Rev Jerry Robinson current minister at First Presbyterian Church Aiken reflects on Christmas significance. He traces Jesus as prophet teacher and unique son of God noting Christmas reshapes hearts and world, offering peace joy and a second chance for humanity.

Jerry Robinson First Presbyterian Church of Aiken Clover Presbyterian Clover S.C Robinson Edgefield Johnston Trenton Edgefield County Mr. Robinson Lincolnton N.C Davidson College Columbia Theological Seminary Decatur Columbia South Carolina Jerry G. Robinson First Presbyterian Church Christ God Jesus Earth

Ford vs Reagan campaign fire fights over loyalty and tone

The piece covers Bo Callaway’s critique of Reagan’s record and the GOP tensions. It notes Florida and other conservatives’ reactions, Morton’s defense, and calls for bold campaigning to win the nomination. It frames the race as a clash over strategy, unity, and who can attack without harming the party.

Andrew Tully Bo Callaway GOP Ford Callaway Ronald Reagan Southern Republican Assembly Houston Reagan Regan Gerald Ford White House Dixie William Taylor Florida Republican Party Paula Hawkins Florida Public Service Rogers C. B. Morton Commerce Mandment Galahad Sirree Bob California Baloney New Hampshire

Power Lovers and Politics Weigh on White House Wives

The piece surveys how political life strains marriages from Reagan to Rockefeller, Toni Alioto and others. Myra MacPherson’s book documents neglect, obsession, and loneliness in public spouses, praising some reforms while noting enduring sacrifices for love and privacy.

Washington Post Myra MacPherson MacPherson Sharon Percy Rockefeller

Local News Ledger December 24 1975 Page 4A

The snippet presents masthead data with names Samuel A. Cothran as President and Editor and Robert D Cathcart as Executive Editor for the publication dated Wednesday December 24 1975 on page 4A.

Samuel A. Cothran

Two Kingston Churches Merge Under Ecumenical Approach

In Kingston Pennsylvania, a partial merger between United Methodist and Presbyterian congregations tested COCU ideas after spring floods damaged properties. After a year, both sides report practical benefits and broader community engagement, with 150 inquiries about the process and a pastor’s optimistic endorsement for future church unity.

Ing United Methodists Presbyterians Kingston Jim Graver United Methodist Graven

Planned Unemployment and Famine Echo in Soviet Planning

In the 1920s and 1930s Stalin used a planned famine to break peasant resistance and feed Soviet power. Brezhnev now pursues planned unemployment to boost productivity, risking higher mortality and a return to harsh incentives while preserving political control.

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GOPer IN THE SOUP Why Bush Wouldn't Do

The piece critiques George Bush as CIA director material, noting limited political impact from House service and UN ambassadorship. It argues Bush’s self praise rings hollow, cites his push for vice presidency, and questions national leadership amid Watergate fallout and Nixon era politics.

Holmes Alexander George Bush CIA Bush House United Nations National Republican Party Peking Nixon Barry Goldwater Ford Rockefeller Johnson White House The Echo

Aiken Standard Publishes Guidelines for Letters to Editor

The Aiken Standard states letters to the editor must be signed with the writer’s handwritten signature and include a mailing address. Anonymous submissions are not considered. Letters should be legible and may be edited for space clarity taste and libel. Word limit is 200 words with editors’ discretion for exceptions.

Billy Graham

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