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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1975
Page
4
The Aiken Standard lists Samuel A. Cothran as President and Editor with Robert D. Cathcart serving as Executive Editor on page four of the paper.
A panel representing 14 federal agencies warns that fluorocarbon 11 and 12 drift into the stratosphere and threaten the ozone layer. It urges phased reductions and possible worldwide controls, with impacts on up to a million indirect jobs and 4,000 direct fluorocarbon workers.
The Lisbon government shifts among Communist and Socialist forces as Portugal debates dictatorship history and a rising coalition. Washington views the upheaval with concern yet urges active support for democracy amid a crumbling empire and a difficult transition.
The piece argues skepticism as a safeguard for liberty amid Ford era openness efforts. It notes Ron Nessen's restraint with reporters, recalls past coverups, and highlights the Church committee's push for transparency, warning that secrecy risks trust and national integrity.
A column argues that India under Indira Gandhi has shifted toward socialism and fascist tactics, silencing critics and imprisoning opponents. The piece contrasts democracy’s freedoms in the United States with India’s recent actions, citing Gandhi and her opposition, including a Gandhi family ally.
A reader asks if living in adultery is possible after divorce and remarriage. The response cites Matthew 19, forgiveness in Christ, and the two children, advising to stay in the current relationship and seek daily godly living. The text also contrasts Indira Gandhi's dictatorship with US governance and warns about global instability.
Washington reports say July fuel costs surge as oil companies push higher prices amid decontrol proposals. A House analysis warns decontrol could add 318 billion to oil profits and hurt the broader economy, with potential Arab price linkage and production costs rising. The piece also notes FDA bottle safety concerns and a Senate anti‑bug device purchase, plus a Capitol Hill cash deposit incident.
Charles Alan McDowell of North Augusta defends public education against religious school attacks. He refutes claims that evolution secularizes minds, argues humanism affirms dignity, and urges readers to vote to support public schools.
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