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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1977
Page
4
The Aiken Standard announces Samuel A. Cothran as President and Editor since 1867 with Robert D. Cathcart serving as Executive Editor in the January 24 1977 issue.
A analysis of the three branch system notes that courts have gained power from Congress and the executive via unresponsive legislation and enforcement. It argues that judicial overreach reflects broader failures by lawmakers and agencies to address reform and public will.
U.S. tuna fishers face three tough options as a new year begins. They may endure reduced income or move abroad, or defy National Marine Fisheries Service quotas and court bans. Compromise eluded policymakers, industry, and environmentalists, risking economic hurt and higher tuna prices while prompting potential imports ban if U.S. standards are not met.
Column notes Podgorny’s South Africa tour via Zambia Tanzania and Mozambique signals rising regional tensions. It cites Vorster Rhodesia and Geneva talks, reports on Cuban and Chinese involvement in Angola, and warns Carter and foreign policy aides to act quickly as Africa teeters on conflict.
Paul Harvey argues ERDA's solar heating breakthrough reduces oil dependence, projects solar cost parity with gas or oil within four years, and notes government funding of 290 million for solar R and D. He cites current energy mix, high oil prices, and aims for U.S. energy independence through sun powered home heating and cheaper installation options.
Phyllis Schlafly argues in Congress against extending wage payments during maternity leave via disability plans. She warns it would discriminate against homemakers, men, nonpregnant workers, and those without any disability coverage, urging focus on paternal responsibility and existing medical benefits.
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