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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1978
Page
4
The annual Aiken Triple Crown is praised for community impact and regionally and nationally noted interest. Planning for the 1979 events starts with the Greater Aiken Chamber of Commerce seeking suggestions to preserve and improve the celebration.
The passage questions Anita Bryant's claim that homosexuals have won and wrecked her singing career. It notes her Christian stance and fundamental values while considering the possibility she is oversensitive or accurately describing the era. It asks where society is headed.
President Ford likened the federal budget to a road map and a chronicle of America. The 1978 forecast shows a $61.8 billion deficit by Sept 30 and a $606 billion deficit for 1979. A decade of budgets reveals inflation, wars, energy problems, and repeated, abortive cures. The piece questions policy effects on inflation and unemployment, noting mixed results from tax cuts and deficit financing.
A reader questions whether Jesus died willingly and suggests he was murdered. The reply urges reading the New Testament to see Jesus’ willingness to die for salvation, citing scriptures such as Matthew 16 21 John 10 11 18 and Philippians 2 6 8 to affirm voluntary sacrifice and its role in forgiveness.
An Atlanta Constitution editorial argues capitalism encompasses more than earning a living, shaping social and political life. It warns that government intervention in the economy reduces flexibility, harms productivity, and threatens individual freedom and the nation’s constitutional heritage.
Mrs. Charlie Nunn Warrenville greets a Canadian firm entering South Carolina noting 400 current employees and an eventual 1000 staff. She argues the project boosts taxes, local spending, and prosperity, asking what broader benefits the PTL effort will bring to the region.
A columnist argues for OPERA Old People’s Equal Rights Amendment outlining double standards in aging women and calls for protecting the elderly from job loss and degradation. He questions beauty norms and mocks stereotypes while urging support for elder rights.
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