Local Newspaper Front Page May 28 1976
Page 4 A item listing Samuel A. Cothran as President and Editor and Robert D. Cathcart as Executive Editor for Friday May 28 1976 edition.
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1976
Page
4
Page 4 A item listing Samuel A. Cothran as President and Editor and Robert D. Cathcart as Executive Editor for Friday May 28 1976 edition.
The Aiken Standard defends its FOR THE RECORD column as reporting actions of record. It argues privacy concerns are outweighed by public interest and warns creditors, buyers, and services about responsibility and payment expectations.
The OPEC oil cartel plans a Bali meeting to set prices as US imports deepen dependence. Observers foresee a possible 10 percent rise with the July 1 price expiry, while others warn of larger shocks and economic crisis.
Billy Graham counsels a man who fathered a child out of wedlock forty-five years ago to avoid disclosing paternity now. He argues the daughter already knows her mother and has formed a family bond with the husband, so revealing the truth would likely be traumatic and destructive. He urges love to guide the decision, citing grace and truth.
A Marine sergeant in distress fears desertion exposure after learning his wife is pregnant. He confesses, seeks counsel, and is advised to surrender to the provost marshal, but later is found not to be a deserter when Army records show enlistment in the Marine Corps the day he left.
Phyllis Schlafly argues Cambodia under Khmer Rouge shows extremism and mass death. She warns against assuming Soviet behavior aligns with American values, urging a focus on military capacity and defense rather than predicted rational choices.
Washington sources reveal minutes of a closed meeting where House Republican leader John Rhodes and President Ford debated how to blunt Ronald Reagan. They favored promoting peace and the economy while questioning Kissinger’s role and plotting messaging against Congress.
Holes in the Reagan Ford era profile are weighed against Jimmy Carter and Morris Udall. The column argues voters may judge presidents by look and aura, not records, noting Nixon’s sovereignty and Safire’s mock comparisons to Carter and Nixon.
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