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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 18, 1974

Page

4

A Noisy Swan Song Over Aiken County Politics

The resignation of Alex Cord from the Aiken County Refuse Collection and Disposal Department prompts scrutiny of county leadership. Cord accuses Chairman Harold Graybeal and Commissioner Larry Murphy of politicizing administration and cites tense staff relations. The piece weighs motives, calls for orderly leadership, and notes taxpayers hold leaders accountable at election time.

Alex Cord Aiken County Refuse Collection and Disposal Department Cord Harold V. Graybeal Aiken County Board of Larry Murphy Graybear Graybeal Ronald A. LaCouture Murphy

Editor responds to claim of battle cry on commission form

Irene Krugman Rudnick of 224 Park Ave rejects characterizing her stance as opposing the commission form. She argues government imposed on the people faces a difficult task and defends criticism of hospital policies, the controller move, and magistrates’ books audit as rightful checks.

Commission Irene Krugman Rudnick Park Ave

Newspaper masthead listing editors and date

The page presents the publication’s leadership with Samuel A. Cothran as president and editor and Robert D. Cathcart as executive editor, dated Friday January 18, 1974.

Samuel A. Cothran Robert D. Cathcart

Brennan Radiates Quiet Confidence In Troubled Era

The piece portraits Peter Brennan Secretary of Labor as confident and steady amid a thinning Nixon cabinet. It notes his New York union roots, low-key presence, and belief that Americans will endure current troubles, with a focus on his measured praise for life quality and self-made progress.

Schultz Nixon Romney Secretary of Commerce Maurice Stans Ervin Committee Peter Petersen Weinberger Morton Interior Butz Agriculture Saxbe Bork United States Brennan Senate Labor and Public Welfare Building and Construction Trades Council New York City George Meany Leonard Woodcock U.S America Pete

Guiding Teens to Christian Career Paths

Billy Graham counsels a teen responder to seek a disciplined Bible study life and prayer to discern God’s will. He urges matching abilities with vocation through aptitude tests, church counsel, and avoiding peer pressure, aiming for careers that enable Christian service.

God Christ Aianhea

Proxmire Plans Tax Cost Footnotes for Senate Bills

Sen William Proxmire proposes that all Senate spending bills carry front page footnotes with immediate and five year cost estimates from the GAO. The plan would require cost calculations for continuing programs and show direct and indirect costs to federal state and local units. The move aims to reveal bill costs and push fiscal restraint amid rising deficits and inflation.

Senate Proxmire General Ac GAO Wisconsin Democrat Congress Sen. Proxmire Harris Washington

Aiken County School Enrollment Surges Past Four Months

Dorothy MacDowell reports in January 1954 that Aiken County public schools now teach 19,128 students, up 425 from earlier in the year. Rise Stevens concert attendees included Robert McCreary Thomas Noble and Dr and Mrs B C McLean as residents move into the area for housing.

Dorothy Macdowell Rise Stevens Columbia Robert McCreary Thomas Noble B.C. McLean Aiken County Rutland Barnwell County

New Conclusions on Men and Modern Life

A collage of wry observations on husbands and lovers, debunkers, double lives, and the quirks of modern reputation. It caps with a playful note on a steadfast woman keeping a green plant through winter.

Japan Has The World’s Safest Big City Tokyo Crime Decline Cited

The Wall Street Journal traced Tokyo’s crime record noting a 10 percent drop over ten years while New York, London and West Berlin rose sharply. It attributes Japan’s low crime to family structure, moral education, full reporting, and vigilant police in 1,200 neighborhood stations.

Tokyo Japan New York City West Berlin London Wall Street Journal Ed McDowell New York United States McDowell Scotland Yard Sherlock Holmes Chicago

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