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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1978
Page
4
Smith Hempstone argues the Moro assassination highlights Italy's unemployment, debt, inflation and corrupt governance as drivers of violence. He urges balanced police action, condemns turning Italy into a police state, and defends retaining capital punishment for violent criminals to uphold the social contract.
Brezhnev’s weakened state did not obscure a Soviet driven Bonn summit. He and Schmidt sign 25 year Ostpolitik aimed at economic ties, while Moscow presses detente and counters Carter on the neutron bomb. West German worries on allied reliability and inflation shape the backdrop.
The piece argues that a cheerful optimistic outlook benefits body chemistry and disease resistance. It cites public figures and doctors noting emotional distress affecting health, with examples from politics and medicine and claims remission and recovery follow strong attitudes.
Washington lawmakers led by ex Marine Rep. Pete McCloskey challenge the Renegotiation Board created by Truman to reclaim excess Pentagon profits. A Dear Colleague letter will allege net losses to the Treasury after court reductions. Board chair Goodwin Chase faces absenteeism claims and criticism from critics while funding for 1979 hangs in the balance.
The letter cites Peter's claim that the day of the Lord will come as a thief and the heavens will pass away while the elements melt with fervent heat. It frames this as a universe wide catastrophe described in imagery, noting it could be the divine judgment at the end of the age and urges faith in Christ.
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