Aiken Standard Endorses Seven County Commissioners
The Aiken Standard urges voters to choose the best qualified candidates for seven county commissioner seats. It endorses Alan M. Tewkesbury for chair, G. R. Price, E. Anthony Bridges, Carroll H. Warner, Wade M. Brodie, and Ralph F. Cullinan for at large posts, with cautious stance on other races. The paper highlights editorial independence, emphasizes nonpartisan choice, and urges pre election study of 21 state and local measures.
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Aiken County
Aiken County Board of Commissioners
Aiken Standard
County Board of Commissioners
Aiken
G. R. Price
Board of Commissioners
E. Anthony Bridges
Paul D. Weston
Larry J. Murphy
Carrol H. Warner
Wade M. Brodie
Ralph F. Cullinan
State Senate
House of Representatives
House
Gilbert E. McMillan
Michael L. Laughlin
Albert J. Dooley
Marshall Cain
Zack Fulmer
Paul D. Grant
Grant
SCPSA
Votomatic
Commercial Cancer by Paul Harvey
Paul Harvey argues adult material is a form of pollution fueling crime and urban decay. He cites Denmark's 1969 liberalization, later crackdown, and notes prohibition of sex venues spotlighted by police. He links porn to juvenile crime, drug misuses, and erosion of theaters and restaurants in cities like Chicago and New York. Public figures urge moral action.
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Denmark
Copenhagen
Pope Paul
Chicago
New York
Equal time on revenue sharing and judicial reform in South Carolina
Readers weigh in on federal revenue sharing, tax effects, and the 1895 constitution. Bruce C. Cole urges support for the judicial reform amendment and other ballot measures, while Eugene N. Beard warns against broad constitutional changes and urges a constitutional convention. Both stress careful voting and constitutional clarity.
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Hep
W.J. Bryan Dorn
Dorn
Congress
South Carolina
Eugene N. Beard
Summer Ave
Christians and Civil Government in a Flawed World
Billy Graham argues Christians should engage in politics despite corruption, citing Romans 13 and 1 Peter 2 to defend civil government as a God given institution. He warns that abstaining allows evil rulers to prevail and misuses of worldly power require faithful participation.
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Billy Graham
Jesus
John
Dealing Firmly With Crime Judicial Reform in South Carolina
A South Carolina ballot essay argues for the Judicial Reform Amendment as essential to speeding trials and reducing crime, backed by Governor, General Assembly, and legal groups. It cites rising crime rates from FBI data and urges voters to approve on November 7 to modernize courts and justice administration.
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South Carolina
United States
South Carolina Supreme Court
Columbia
General Assembly
Vanderbilt
New Jersey Supreme Court
New Jersey
Federal Bureau of Investigation
F.B. I
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Law Or No Law Police
Way
Lindsay
Times Square
Alexander Cohen
Cohen
Bruce C. Cole
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