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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1977
Page
4
Paul Harvey notes a National Opinion Survey showing high school juniors and seniors, viewed as future leaders, favor traditional values. The 23 800 surveyed report moral conservatism, low drug use, and strong religious participation, with most delaying sex and supporting traditional marriage.
Aiken County reports 59 active physicians serving the public, about one per 1,627 residents, a marked improvement from two years ago. The gains are linked to the new Aiken Community Hospital, with physicians noting the region’s improving access to modern medical care.
A reader warns that ratifying the Equal Rights Amendment would require six more states, end homemaker Social Security rights, raise husbands taxes, and trigger a draft for women at 18. The letter urges civic action and lists Columbia representatives William A. Reel Jr Cecil L. Collins and Marion D. McGowan.
Billy Graham explains the second coming as a sequence of events including the rapture and resurrection, noting it will unfold over a long period with believers gathered to meet Christ in the air. The letter cites scripture and references to support this view within a broad biblical framework.
The diken Standard outlines that letters must be signed with a handwritten signature and include the writer's mailing address. Anonymous letters are not considered, and legibility is preferred. Editors may edit for space clarity taste and libel with a 200 word limit except at discretion.
The piece portrays India under Indira Gandhi as a police state with martial law, mass arrests, and Secret police harassment. It cites sources like Michael Viner and Dr Subramanian Swamy, notes trials and strikes, and cites Amnesty International estimates of 40 000 to 100 000 political prisoners while hinting at a growing opposition and cautious hope.
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