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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1978
Page
4
The piece argues a seven year deadline for ERA ratification is arbitrary and calls for parity in being able to withdraw ratifications as states reconsider. It cites William A. Stanmeyer's testimony and urges lawmakers to judge by fair, constitutional precedent rather than partisan pressure.
The author argues corporate income tax is passed to individuals through higher prices and inflation. He cites Proxmire and President Carter, notes rising state local taxes, and claims the nation must cut federal spending to stave off debt, urging drastic curtailment before dollars lose value.
A reader asks if emotional reaction is required after accepting Christ. The response explains that people vary in emotion, urges trusting God’s promises over feelings, cites John 1 12, and affirms true faith makes one a child of God with ongoing spiritual confidence.
A commentary on Maj. Gen. John K. Singlaub’s retirement after criticizing policy shifts on Korea troop cuts B-1 bomber cancellation and neutron weapons. It defends civilian control yet condemns silencing military judgment, warning against a culture of politically dictated military opinion and urging public access to officers views.
Norman M. Paige and Audrey Mays White urge South Carolina voters to consider Dorn for governor and endorse Tom Triplett in the upcoming June primary, arguing Dorn’s 26 years in Congress and Triplett’s honesty and platform merit support.
A humorous column riffs on tax fears over neighbor home sales and presidential tax policy, questions pocket money versus campaign contributions, recalls a dicey money-handling night in service, and notes 15 cent postage stamps missing cents with a quip about Washington’s lack of sense.
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