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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1973
Page
4
The Aiken Standard urges voters to remember officials who left campaign posters up after elections. It critiques poster lingering as indignant locals demand accountability while discussing federal anti hijacking measures, airport security costs, and a proposed national security force.
A letter urges readers to oppose a Venezuelan plan to breed cats for hides and paws sold as lucky charms and notes a bill to ban dog and cat skin imports. It mocks the Golden Rule in a critique of capital punishment and asks how Sunday school children would view it.
Washington columnist Holmes Alexander analyzes Richard Nixon near his November victory, noting rising opposition from Congress and street protests. He cites quotes from Rev. Ralph Abernathy and Coretta King, warns of domestic insurrection, and predicts a tough political road ahead for the President.
Billy Graham writes about anti-Semitism in the Jesus Movement and condemns forcing beliefs on others. He emphasizes Christians should witness without coercion and cites the Great Commission to spread the Gospel in Jerusalem and beyond.
The speaker reflects on Constantine and MacArthur using authority to convert others and argues that coercion would fail. They advocate using Christlike love kindness and meekness as the life approach for Christians rather than compulsion.
A reflective monologue on money, power, and love as human needs. It notes life moves in cycles, fashion and gender norms shift, crime strangely ties to family stability, and curves in roads and hair reveal social change with humor and caution.
The piece discusses rising doubts about general revenue sharing for states and cities as federal grant crackdowns grow. It notes fears that the Nixon administration may cut support to lower levels, questions spending aims, and frames a shift toward returning decision making to state and local governments with minimal Washington oversight.
A defense of airport security checks argues that searching carryons pockets and clothing is necessary to prevent skyjacking and terrorism. It notes costs, government authority, and the tension between liberty and safety while warning against eroding freedoms.
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