Good Bad Surplus Risks and Rewards in 1973 Trade Balance
The 1973 first nine months showed a $153 million surplus that signals a reversal of the deficit and could aid oil imports, production, and jobs, even as it shifts costs to consumers. Yet higher prices for imported goods and food hit poorer Americans hardest, with a devalued dollar acting like a tariff and worsening living standards. Government action to curb spending is urged to share the austerity burden.
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U.S
America
United States
Richard Nixon
Aiken Standard 1973 Editorial Leadership
The notice lists Samuel A. Cothran as President and Editor and Robert D. Cathcart as Executive Editor for the Aiken Standard dated Friday November 2, 1973.
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Samuel A. Cothran
Robert D. Cathcart
Antiquated goods critique and poverty war critique
The passage mocks old goods for poor durability and links poverty to powerful allies slowing the fight against poverty. It presents sharp social critique in a concise, opinionated voice.
Meaning of Taking God's Name in Vain and Nixon Era Doubts
Billy Graham discusses ten ways to misuse God's name from irreverence to broken vows and hollow prayers. He then critiques critics of Richard Nixon, warning that barbs from “Goths and Visigoths” and political foes harmed the nation more than the president, urging restraint and unity.
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Billy Graham
L.F
God
Temple of God
Christ
Archibald Cox
Nixon
Cox
Stable sale marks polo veteran’s transfer in Aiken
William H. Gaylard announces the sale of his stable to Kenneth C. Bresnan near Powder House Road after a long polo career. Capt. Gaylard retired last year as riding master at Aiken Preparatory School and taught many notable American athletes. SPCA in Aiken reports rising dog populations. the organization, founded in 1935 by Mrs. Fitz Gilbert, Mrs. William L. Breese, and Miss Luke Ford, remains active with Mrs. Gilbert as president and officers J E Thorpe and Thomas F. Maurice listed.
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William H. Gaylard
Kenneth C. Bresnan
Capt. Gaylard
Aiken Preparatory School
Powder House Road
Aiken
SPCA
Fitz Gilbert
William L. Breese
Luke Ford
Gilbert
J.E. Thorpe
Thomas F. Maurice
ALDA Emerges to Reform Self-Regulating Land Development
An advocacy piece praises the American Land Development Association ALDA created to combat industry rapacity and reform practices. It argues regulators overreach yet calls for ethical self-policing, mutual knowledge sharing, and a Washington voice to restore a productive, respected land development career.
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ALDA
Washington
Utah Admires Its Faithful Land Of Vast Mineral Wealth
The piece frames Utah as a theocratic frontier of America with Brigham Young’s legacy at Salt Lake City and a mining heritage. It highlights copper from Bingham Canyon, vast coal reserves with a 2300 year potential, and energy prospects from coal gasification.
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Utah
Brigham Young
Salt Lake Valley
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
Pretoria
South Africa
Zion
Salt Lake
Bingham Canyon
Lake Powell
New York
Gravity Of Drug Problem In America
Opinion piece urges nationwide personal involvement to combat drugs. It links easy prescriptions, athletic use, and addiction to social harm and urges united action by police prosecutors judges and citizens to curb narcotics and prevent drug driven crime.
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America
Damocles
United States of America
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