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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1977
Page
4
The Aiken Standard notes its longtime leadership with Samuel A. Cothran as publisher and Robert D. Cathcart serving as executive editor. Remaining staff include A.B. Cubbedge in advertising and Charles O. Grice as classified advertising manager.
The recent prisoner exchange between the United States and Mexico prompts analysis of constitutional limits as the judiciary weighs whether Americans imprisoned abroad and repatriated under the treaty have equal legal protections. Critics note drug offenses and differing international standards, while families celebrate homecoming.
Revealed outlines of Israeli Prime Minister Begin's peace approach to President Carter show a possible withdrawal from Sinai with a security corridor and limited Palestinian self rule on the West Bank. The plan avoids requesting U.S. endorsement and signals cautious progress amid Sadat's Jerusalem trip. Arab nations monitor the moves as Begin prepares for Egypt.
The piece argues that the 4 percent unemployed figure is unrealistic due to welfare abuse and work-ethic erosion. It cites examples from apple pickers in New England, a California man on welfare, a high earning spouse on welfare, and long unemployment claiming routes. It suggests raising the figure to 6 percent to reflect true disincentives and unavailability of work.
Billy Graham replies to M M about tongue control. He urges confession to God for cleansing lips and seeks wisdom to speak rightly. He lists tongue sins and advises examining speech and practicing disciplined silence before speaking.
A look at why teens leaving home is rising with Census data from 1970 to 1976. Sociologists note independence motivates living alone or with roommates, while parents face pressure and must balance love with boundaries.
The article reports Bella Abzug leading a Houston rally and distributing a State Department funded handout that labeled Mormons with the Ku Klux Klan and John Birch Society. It notes reactions from Kay Clarenbach and the First Presidency of the Mormon Church and details resulting fallout including the loss of mailing privileges.
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