Samuel A Cothran Editor And Publisher
The Aiken Standard profile notes Samuel A Cothran serving as president and editor, guiding the historic 1867 founded publication with leadership in editorial direction and print operations.
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1971
Page
4
The Aiken Standard profile notes Samuel A Cothran serving as president and editor, guiding the historic 1867 founded publication with leadership in editorial direction and print operations.
Liberals push to cut the cloture requirement from two thirds to three fifths while conservatives from the South block changes. Proponents say filibusters protect minority rights and focus debate, while opponents label them undemocratic and harmful to civil rights goals.
Ralph Nader and Robert Choate press the FTC to curb misleading TV food ads aimed at kids. They argue ads exaggerate nutrition while prices rise and parents buy most groceries, warning that overreach could curb free enterprise even as they seek better diets for children.
A typical housewife Gwendolyn joins a women’s liberation group and claims equal rights after karate lessons and a bold life change. Her husband George resists yet eventually faces a gender role shakeup as the couple navigates modern equality.
Aiken County figures discuss the impact of education policies amid local concerns and council actions. Community leaders reference evolving standards and funding debates shaping schools and student outcomes.
A speaker cites Wilbur Chapman saying anything that dims Christ or Bible study or hinders Christian work is wrong. He notes personal conscience as a spiritual barometer and urges monitoring inner guidance to keep ardor, prayer, love for others, and sharing Christ strong. We can adjust our spiritual weather by acting on that barometer.
A brief remark about the trouble with women gaining equality, implying they will be no better than men. The line presents a satirical or provocative stance on gender roles.
Aiken raised three private schools before 1890 run by J. R. Mack Frank H Curtis and Miss Lydia Ravenel. In 1890 citizens formed the old Aiken Institute with A J McKinnon as principal and teachers Miss Edgerton Browne and Miss Ravenel.
Holmes Alexander portrays President Nixon as thoughtful and fearless in pursuing reforms despite political risk. He notes Nixon’s readiness to act on racial rights and his refusal to retreat when faced with potential backlash, praising a steadfast, forward-looking courage.
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