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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1976
Page
4
Billy Graham urges restraining premarital petting despite strong feelings. He warns indulgence risks lust, emotional harm, and long term marriage balance. He commends self control and says full sex belongs within marriage to protect love and commitment.
The letters claim a State Department leak exposed an “organic union” plan ceding Eastern Europe to Communists and ending NATO. They denounce government leaders, cite the grain deal costing US taxpayers about 30 million dollars and argue Americans pay the Communists. Walter C. Guy Sr complains of weak leadership and urges tougher officials. Readers thank the new Aiken Community Hospital staff and praise care received during multiple stays, with thanks to the hospital administration and medical team.
Analysis argues NYC's crisis stems from public employee benefits and union power rather than welfare usage. It cites 35 hour weeks, long vacations, generous retirement punchlines, health costs, and union wage threats. The city loses jobs, offices sit vacant, and thousands of businesses have disappeared.
Family Weekly notes Elizabeth Mallet of London started the first English language daily, the Daily Courant, in 1702. The column compares her to modern figures like Barbara Walters in wealth and stature, though no figures are provided.
Washington notes Howard Cannon D Nev leverages three committee chair roles over Civil Aeronautics Board Armed Services and Space to gather aviation industry support. Fundraising letters yielded over 250000, with 21000 traced to aviation executives and contributions from major airlines and defense contractors. Critics say influence links political donations to votes while aides deny pressure.
The Traveler condemns Kissinger for Africa policy choices in Rhodesia and Mozambique. He argues U.S. aid and threats mirror old slave trade patterns, warning of selling out white Rhodesians and South Africans while citing Rhodesia Premier Ian Smith and Mozambique. The debate spans Europe Asia and Africa noting Soviet influence and past U.S. strategies.
May 19 Jones writes to Joseph Hewes noting a naval officer should be a well educated gentleman seaman with strong sense. On August 21 the Providence leaves Delaware Capes for Jones first independent cruise.
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