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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1976
Page
4
Billy Graham discusses Jesus command to witness. Matthew 28 19 and John 20 21 show all Christians are sent to share the gospel. Early church persecution spread preaching. believers should view witnessing as a joy and privilege, not mere duty.
After six weeks of intensive counseling Jim Harmon moves from indecision to completion. He learns to decide before sleep what to do the next morning and finish tasks promptly, transforming his life and reducing stress for family and himself.
The Aiken Standard notes Samuel A. Cothran served as president and editor since 1867, shaping the newspaper's early leadership and editorial voice in the South Carolina city.
A columnist contrasts President Ford's Dec 22 Oval Office decision on the common situs legis lation with public pressure from 650000 Americans to veto. The piece argues politicians rarely admit mistakes and urges openness about goofs. March 3 1976.
A reflective look at Peru and Chile under leftist and rightist rule. It weighs governance, press freedom, property rights, foreign investment, and human rights amid military regimes. The piece compares Peru’s expropriation, social policy, and censorship with Chile under Pinochet’s anti communist stance and economic reconstruction.
Dorothy MacDowell recounts the Liberty Bell crack history from a zig zag crack in 1846 to attempts to fix its tone, its tapping on special occasions, and its relocation during the Revolutionary War from Philadelphia to Allentown and back.
Washington Merry-Go-Round alleges Rep. Harold Ford used government manpower trainees to fill office duties while cronies did not. The piece accuses Ford of deflecting by labeling critics as racists, notes a Library of Congress legal opinion finding violations, and cites Labor Department warnings and a Memphis paper finding trainees including Ford's sister Joyce Miller.
On March 3 1776 news recounts Esek Hopkins’ squadron rendezvousing off Abaco Bahamas after a storm split the Hornet and Fly. Samuel Nicholas lands 200 Marines and 50 sailors on New Providence capturing Fort Nassau and loading 88 cannons 15 mortars 23 casks of powder and ammunition for return to the colonies.
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