Aiken Standard May 16 1974 Page 4A President and Editors
The Aiken Standard with Samuel A. Cothran as President and Editor and Robert D. Cathcart as Executive Editor published on Thursday May 16 1974. Page 4A contains the day’s local notices and brief items.
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Samuel A. Cothran
Robert D. Cathcart
Tax cuts spark inflation warns critics in Congress
The piece argues against tax cuts as a remedy for inflation amid rising prices and 8 percent Fed rate. It cites Sen Kennedy, Sen Mondale, John Kenneth Galbraith, and Rep Mills while noting Treasury Secretary Simon favors restraint on deficits and tax relief. It stresses monetary and fiscal policy must align to curb inflation.
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Edward Kennedy
Walter Mondale
John Kenneth Galbraith
House
Ways and Means
Federal Reserve Board
Wilbur Mills
Congress
United States of America
Mr. Simon
Kenney elected president of Aiken Junior Chamber
Robert E. Kenney Jr was chosen as president of the Junior Chamber of Commerce with Charlie Goforth as vice president Dick Herndon as secretary and Don Kennedy as treasurer Directors include Giles Brooks Frank Corman y Bill Sproesser and Tom Lybrand Retiring president Al DuFour joins the board in an advisory role R F McDonald arranging the Iselin property back of Whitehall on Millbrook Road to become Woodland Estates surveying has started for 38 lots priced between 18000 and 30000 McDonald previously developed Bonneview Estates Dartmoor Woods and built about 25 homes in Dunbarton Oaks
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Robert E. Kenney, Jr
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Charlie Goforth
Dick Herndon
Don Kennedy
Giles Brooks
Frank Cormany
Bill Sproesser
Tom Lybrand
al DuFour
R. F. McDonald
Iselin
Whitehall
Millbrook Road
Woodland Estates
Mr. McDonald
Bonneview Estates
Dartmoor Woods
Dunbarton Oaks
Thoughts On Students And Jobs In A Shifting Economy
The piece argues students face scarce summer jobs due to a high minimum wage and graduates seek permanent work amid college cutbacks. It surveys overinvestment in higher education, rising unemployment among teachers, and a surplus of Ph.D. holders, calling for structured occupational education and computerized career information to align schooling with job markets. It cites E M Sears urging better guidance, data, and industry collaboration to prevent future educational miscalculations.
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E. M. Sears
Sarkes Tarzian Inc
Bloomington
Ind
Biblical Ideal Wife and Mother in Scripture
A reader outlines the Bible view of a wife and mother rooted in Proverbs 31 as a model of chastity, godliness, thrift, and wisdom. The letter notes Christ's moral focus on family and cites Maslow on safety and esteem alongside Galatians virtues.
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Christ
Maslow
There's Money Growing Out There By Paul Harvey
Paul Harvey argues space development can yield huge wealth via a shuttle craft for regular Earth space travel. MIT professor Harry Gates envisions space manufacturing transforming materials processing and critical components, with GE estimating a potential market over 2 billion annually from space processes and vaccines.
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Paul Harvey
Harry Gates
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Gates
General Electric
David Keller
Planet Earth
Space
Opportunity in SST race opens for U S markets
The piece argues the United States still has a golden chance to lead in supersonic transport despite stalled programs. It cites TU-144 and Concorde troubles, NASA funding, Boeing and McDonnell Douglas readiness, and Commerce Department optimism while ecologists resist.
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United States
U.S
Transocean Airlines
Senate
McDonnell Douglas
Boeing Company
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