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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1970
Page
4
Opinion notes Canada limits medicare and higher education costs while New York faces welfare strain. It argues self-government needs self-discipline as politicians promise free services, previewing tax increases to fund them and warning against national health insurance plans.
The text traces St Pauls Episcopal Church Graniteville from missionary work by Rev John H Cornish 1847 to Rev Barnwell Sams reopening in 1877. It notes involvement of S W Howland Miss Josephine Thorpe Jesse Stansfield and Rev Andrew Ernest Cornish during 1885 1886 church completion and dedication events including a silver communion service sent from St Pauls Baltimore later stolen.
The South Carolina Education Journal argues about academic tenure protections for teachers, noting cases where tenure shields or harms staff. It questions extending tenure beyond colleges, referencing risks like insularity from public opinion and potential suppression of criticism while noting 33 states have tenure laws. The piece also alludes to the presidential commission on pornography gaining attention before its final report.
The Aiken Standard invites readers to submit signed letters for publication with the writer's mailing address. Anonymous submissions are not considered. Pen names are not permitted. Letters should be legible and may be edited for space clarity and libel.
The piece argues Nixon faced a tightening race in 1970 as GOP Senate hopefuls were hit by Halloween signals of defeat. It cites Nixon’s Baltimore stop for Glenn Beall Jr., Nobel laureate Paul Samuelson’s critique, the General Motors strike spreading economic harm, and Agnew’s waning rhetoric, suggesting Humphrey might have won with more time.
The speaker cautions that altar calls and church membership do not guarantee solutions to all troubles. Faith in Christ brings peace and strength, but scripture does not promise elimination of poverty, ignorance, or disability.
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