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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 29, 1973

Page

4

A White Way proposed by Aiken Kiwanis in 1923

In fall 1923 the Aiken Kiwanis Club approved a plan for an electric White Way through the business district from the depot to Highland Park Hotel and along Main Street to Richland Ave, also including Curve Street. The Chamber of Commerce discussed it, Ludlow would supply power, and the project was estimated at 7000 to 8000 dollars. A council presentation committee was formed.

Aiken Kiwanis Club Aiken Depot Highland Park Hotel Main Street Main Richland Ave Curve Street Chamber of Commerce P.F. Henderson Hastings Wyman, Jr G.A. Milner Messrs E.C. Lowe James Verenes D.M. George

Return to Payoff Place spoof lampoons Wa tergate hearings

The piece parodies a soap opera with rumors about Mayor Dick, Sheriff Sam, a burglar named Jim and a psychiatrist scene. It lampoons hearsay, love intrigue, and the mock-news surrounding political scandal in a comedic, fictional Middle American setting.

Arthur Hoppe Jim Sam Mr. Caulfield Honest Jim Mayor Dick Old John Maurice South America John Martha Helms Ephram Zimbalist Jr

Aiken Standard Leadership Names

Samuel A. Cothran serves as President and Editor while Robert D. Cathcart is named Executive Editor at the Aiken Standard.

Samuel A. Cothran

Reading on nuclear energy by Aiken Standard

Tomorrow's Aiken Standard presents an in depth study of nuclear energy and its by products prepared by G O Gus Robinson former Savannah River Plant executive. The feature explains nuclear industry aims for a lay audience and highlights ongoing research in the region.

Arkenites G.O Gus) Robinson Atomic Energy Commission Savannah River

Networks to Rotate Watergate Hearings

Headlines last Saturday highlighted a plan to rotate Watergate hearing coverage among ABC NBC and CBS when hearings resume June 5. Networks had aired full daytime coverage, responding to complaints from housewives about cancelled soaps and game shows.

ABC NBC CBS

Legislature backs budget office idea in state reform push

State Budget Bureau and House Republicans push a federal style general accounting office to oversee state and federal funds. The plan heads to Ways and Means after months of inaction with no action expected in 1974.

House General Accounting Office Ways and Means C. Marshall Cain Aiken State Budget and Control Board General Assembly

Bible appeals to intelligent readers, says Billy Graham

Billy Graham argues the Bible offers transformative power through forgiveness and love, explains human origins and moral order, presents Jesus as God incarnate, asserts its ultimate authority, and notes societies have built laws on its precepts. He adds that intelligent readers seek their need and listen.

God Jesus Christ John E.T

Ellsberg as Martyr and Hero in Subcommittee Hearing

Holmes Alexander argues Ellsberg mirrors Whittaker Chambers, a self worshiping figure driven by grandiose messianic delusions. He notes Ellsberg’s claims of national defense stakes, his death toll estimates, and his Pentagon Papers theft framed as a redemption arc toward a second coming.

Holmes Alexander Daniel Ellsberg Whittaker Chambers Ellsberg Daniel Ellisberg Chambers Muskie Homer Coleridge Circe Pentagon Los Angeles George Washington

Letters to the Editor on water waste and pet adoption in Aiken

Readers urge water conservation pointing to waste near the park and unsightly stand pipe. They suggest mini fountains or bird baths and advise consulting the Aiken County Soil Conservation District. Also praised are animal welfare pleas and adopting dogs from the Aiken Pound with proper vet checks.

Aiken County

Rufus and Neckties and Quotations in a Patchwork Note

A collage of light notes on neckties worn by presidents and a famous song authorship claim. It includes jokes about Nixon’s tie habit and a tossed quip about a Con Ed billing error, plus a social slogan about doing good across many contexts.

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