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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1978
Page
4
The 1867 publication lists Samuel A Cothran as publisher Scott B Hunter as news editor and Ab Cubbedge as advertising director, marking the paper's early editorial leadership and business positions.
A Department of Health, Education and Welfare funded study finds teenagers increasingly uninformed about government functions and less engaged in politics. It notes improved cross racial and income respect but warns decline in constitutional rights knowledge and civic participation may endanger democracy unless reversed.
The Social Security Administration outlines new procedures to curb misuse of numbers including identity changes and immigration status. Previously applicants could file at district offices or by mail with only adults needing proof of age identity and citizenship. Now all adults will be interviewed to confirm no prior SSN and prevent fraudulent use for others.
The guide urges every believer to witness like Paul and Philip. Pray for God to lead you to prepared people, know salvation as shown in Scripture, and ask timely questions to open spiritual conversations. Grow in personal knowledge of God and share Christ with others.
A reporter details alleged mob involvement in Medicaid funding through nursing homes hospitals and labs. Testimony before a 1976 grand jury described extortion arson and kickbacks tied to Joseph Pagano of the Genovese family and a Bronx clinic. A psychiatrist witness survived a driveby shooting amid the probe.
The piece weighs Ford's post presidency lifestyle and options for 1980 while analyzing Carter's 1976 win and potential Republican contenders. It notes Dole Baker and Connally as possible figures, Reagan's rising presence, and television's influence on political perception while stressing Ford's measured image.
The essay argues TV offers color drama immediacy and free access but imposes a fixed pace and intrusive ads. It envisions recorders letting viewers skip ads and tailor their angle, suggesting television could cease to be free if everyone adopts time-shifting.
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