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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1975
Page
4
Billy Graham discusses biblically grounded prudence in consumer debt. He warns against installment buying that enslaves present earnings, notes bankruptcy risk, and urges restraint while recognizing home and car purchases may require loans. He urges a husband and wife to align on finances.
The Wall Street Journal reports how American firms abroad often pay bribes to public officials to secure contracts and favorable pricing. Examples include a pharma company in the Middle East, a metals concern in Southeast Asia, and Gulf Oil and Northrop Aviation paying millions via middlemen. Bribery is framed as an institutionalized routine across many regions, affecting prices, licenses, and opportunities.
Secretary of Defense James Schlesinger seeks to dispel the idea of a policy shift in Western Europe defense and explains the difference between a tactical first use and a disarming first strike. He notes SALT II ambiguities from Kissinger statements, MIRV definitions, and Soviet missile upgrades, underscoring the need for clear interpretations before any treaty signing.
Ralph de Toledano denounces the White House and Kissinger over Solzhenitsyn remarks. He argues detente is a Marxist ploy to surrender without a fight, while AFL CICOs George Meany hosts Solzhenitsyn at a banquet, highlighting anti communism within Democrats.
President Marcos replies to reports he offered bribes to former aide Primitivo Mijares to influence testimony before U.S. Congress. He says $50,000 was not a bribe but a funding arrangement, tied to information on an alleged assassination plot, with payments made through proper channels and linked to earlier sums.
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