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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jul 16, 1973

Page

4

No Better Assurance That Press Will Remain Free

Paul Harvey argues that public and political leaders undermine a free press by threatening reporters and outlets. He cites Nixon, Abba Eban, The Times, Georges Pompidou, Lee Kuan Yew, and Senator Hugh Scott noting press overreach and calls for restraint. He warns vigilant citizens protect press freedom.

Georges Pompidou France Singapore Lee Kuan Yew United States Nixon Hugh Scott Rpa Cleveland Fraternal Order of Police

Aiken Standard Editorial Leadership Named

Samuel A. Cothran serves as President and Editor while Robert D. Cathcart is Executive Editor for the Aiken newspaper in Aiken South Carolina.

Samuel A. Cothran Robert D. Cathcart

Court rulings disappoint private school funding efforts

The Supreme Court decisions limit tax deductions and public funds for religious oriented schools while preserving broad church state separation. Critics warn of higher taxes and tuition if nonpublic schools falter, yet vouchers could offer a path to renewed funding under constitutional rules.

Congress America U.S. Supreme Court American Civil Liberties Union Supreme Court New York Pennsylvania Lewis F. Powell

Office Phones Distracted by Personal Calls Slow Business

An office operates as a busy hub yet everyone on the switchboard is tied up with personal calls from the bushy end of the ledger to the secretary arranging hair appointments. The article notes the phone system slows as staff chase private tasks and social errands.

Ma Bell

If God Exists Why War and Suffering

The author argues God gave humans responsibility and free will, so harm arises from human choices. Blaming God is seen as misdirected transference, while a future divine reign will end suffering, with validation in the Bible’s final chapter.

God C.L Garden of Eden

The Prevalence Of Conspirators

Senator Hart argues conspiracies shape policy and fuel costs. The piece notes price rigging claims may reflect regulation resistance and warns against overreach by regulators. It cites Hart and Jackson as examples, urging caution before embracing conspiratorial explanations.

Hart Antitrust Subcommittee Jackson D-Wash Federal Trade Commission Jackson FTC

Letters on carp, zoning, and local fire safety in Aiken

A reader debates naming of the Asian carp and its size, urges testing before South Carolina adoption, and warns Go softly South Carolina. A letter from C.A. Reynolds praises local emergency services after a storm. Donald M. Fincke calls for home lightning arrestors. Frances H. Conant questions hospital funding and future care in Aiken, urging answers.

Wisconsin Ohio South Carolina M. Martin Kustra

Seat belt laws eyed as states inch toward mandate

The American Safety Belt Council head predicts within a year or two many states will pass laws requiring seat belt use. While federal mandates exist for new cars enforcement remains a challenge and detection methods are still evolving.

American Safety Belt Council New York New Jersey

Hayne Avenue Rezoning Sparks Slum Concerns

A resident on Hayne Avenue laments the rezoning of blocks 900 to 1100 from residential to professional use. They claim property decayed after relocation of Bell Telephone Co and parking issues discussed with the City Council reflect ongoing neighborhood decline and fear future missteps.

Hayne Trafalgar Hayne Avenue Linden Street Bell Telephone Co

To the editor public thanks to Aiken Fire Department

A reader expresses gratitude to the Aiken Fire Department for their prompt service and dedication. The letter highlights the department’s quick response, professionalism, and care shown during a recent incident.

Aiken

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