Robert D. Cathcart Named Executive Editor
Obituary noting Robert D. Cathcart advances to executive editor role as reported on page 4 with Tuesday June 15, 1976 issue details.
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Robert D.cathcart
Aiken Standard in Aiken, South Carolina
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1976
Page
4
What a Small Share Votes Reveal About Representation
A columnist critiques low voter turnout in South Carolina's 2nd Judicial Circuit. Sylvia Westerdahl won with 6.5 percent of the population backing her, highlighting that only a small portion of residents choose officials while many stay away. The piece urges registration and turnout in upcoming primaries and general election to uphold representative government.
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Sylvia
Allen F.) Westerdahl
South Carolina
2Nd Judicial Circuit
Aiken
Bamberg
Barnwell
Westerdahl
Aiken County
State House of Representatives
Senate
State Highway Department
Washington
Stop Bribes Abroad By Holmes Alexander and J T Smith
Policy analysis argues the United States should curb bribery by foreign traders. It outlines the Task Force on Questionable Corporate Payments Abroad led by Commerce Secretary Richard son and General Counsel Smith, pressing ethics over global influence and warning of extraterritorial backlash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holmes Alexander J.T. Smith
Commerce Department
Elliot Richardson
Smith
America
USA
Ford
United States
U.S
Commerce
Richardson
SEC
General Tire and Rubber Co
Bill Proxmire
Senate Banking and Currency Committee
Ray Hays Affair Deepens with Elizabeth Ray Claims
Washington insiders say Elizabeth Ray loved Wayne Hays and grew jealous over his marriage to Pat Peak fueling the affair. Ray told friends Hays was the best lover she ever had while Hays feared disclosure and contemplated drastic acts as a grand jury probes the case and immunity is granted for her testimony.
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Washington
Wayne Hays
Elizabeth Ray
Hays
Pat Peak
Ray
Ohio
Ray-Hays
Capitol Hill
Bob Owens
Jack Cloherty
Liz Ray
Hubert Humphrey
Dminn
Edward Kennedy
D-Mass
Mike Gravel
Alaska
John Culver
Iown
Paul Young
Capitol
Washington Post
Post
South is Winning the Second War Between the States
The author argues the South and Southwest outpace the North in growth since 1970, with population, income, and investment surging. Migration shifts spur new markets, jobs, and services, while unions remain limited and foreign investment flows into the Sun Belt. Confederate money supposedly gains value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle Sam
Japan
West Germany
South
Southwest
Great Lakes
New England
Commerce Department
New Mexico
Business Week
North
North Carolina
Charlotte
New York
Hartford
Milwaukee
Little Rock
Louisville
Sun Belt
Italy
Montedison
Houston
Georgia
France
Germany
Dixie
Innes the Spy Led South Carolina Forces to War
The piece details Colonel Alexander Innes, arriving in Charles Town in 1775 to serve as secretary to Lord William Campbell and as a spy for the Earl of Dartmouth. It notes his British naval boarding, rise to captain then colonel, command of the South Carolina Provincial Regiment, and a prediction of fading into obscurity.
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Dorothy Macdowell
England
South
South Carolina
Wallace
Alexander Innes
Innes
Charles Town
Duke of Argyll
William Campbell
Scotland
America
Governor Campbell
Also Mentioned on This Page
Samuel A. Cothran
Aiken Bamberg
Mrs Westerdahl
By Jack Anderson
Justice Department
Elizabeth Kay
Paul Harvey
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