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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1975
Page
4
The rise in crime in 1974 strains the penal reform movement that linked crime and punishment. Robert Martinson’s findings show rehabilitation programs rarely alter later behavior, challenging ideas that crime is a disease or that reform happens better outside prison. Society risks rewarding offenders and compromising justice as law abiding citizens bear increased risk.
The piece argues Latin American protests, led by Venezuela and Ecuador, target a U S trade law provision seen as discriminatory. It credits Congress for restricting oil cartel members like OPEC allies from special treatment, to curb a global price impact and preserve free trade dynamics amid regional tensions.
Holmes Alexander argues Albert overreaches to upstage President Ford by releasing a Congressional Program of Action before the State of the Union. He warns such moves threaten constitutional order, signaling Democratic distrust of Ford and a drift toward executive erosion.
Billy Graham advises a reader in her fifties to face marital strain with honesty and self reflection. He urges Romans 12 for priorities and Ezekiel 37 as a story of life revived, encouraging seeking happiness while remaining faithful and avoiding harmful affairs.
Letters urge against constructing roads through Hitchcock Woods to ease Whiskey Road traffic. Authors warn preservation matters outweigh minor travel time gains and echo editorials calling for a better solution.
Confidential computer data from 42 brokerage houses show a dramatic rise in stolen missing and bogus securities from 1973 to 1974. The Mafia is suspected to control the multibillion dollar counterfeit market while banks and investors face higher costs. The Securities Validation Corporation data promise to aid investigation but the firm is going out of business.
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