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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1978
Page
4
A lecture on the Panama Canal debate argues the treaty remains a political hot button to protect U S and Panamanian interests. It claims Panama is near bankrupt and reliant on U S support to keep the canal, condemning congressional acquiescence to bankers.
L K Hagood longtime superintendent of Aiken Area Schools died last Saturday marking the second loss in the month for the community. He arrived in 1934 from Beaufort to lead the Aiken Institute guiding expansion including a new high school building now Aiken Junior High. Hagood a Bishopville native and USC 1912 graduate was remembered for orderliness and dedication. the stadium was named in his honor.
Billy Graham answers a 10 year old's question about where God came from. He explains God has always existed, cites Psalm 90 2 and Ephesians 1 4, and notes eternal life through faith in Christ and salvation with God in heaven.
A lengthy comic riff on shopping woes and supermarket labyrinths. The narrator muses on locating items, the center aisle, and elusive store employees while imagining maps and coordinates to ease the hunt. He critiques layout, stock checks, and shopper frustration with humor.
The Aiken Standard was established in 1867 and published each afternoon from Monday through Friday. It is issued by Aiken Communications, Inc with mailing address 124 Rutland Drive Box 456 Aiken South Carolina 29801 and paid as second class postage at Aiken.
The piece argues post Watergate reforms do little to curb abuses or restore trust, noting that campaigns remain funded by broad individual giving and PACs with stringent rules costs and complexity. It claims reforms curb citizen participation, expand bureaucratic control, and threaten First Amendment rights while not reducing special influence.
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