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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1973
Page
4
Aiken County officials near negotiations with Hospital Corporation of America to build a 200 bed hospital. They expect options to buy and operate the facility as a county hospital, signaling a move from debate to action after a decade.
Billy Graham rejects turning Noah into legend and warns that questioning Bible stories erodes faith. He cites Jesus reference to Noah and floods and notes other biblical miracles retain realism, urging L S not to doubt but to maintain faith rather than debunk.
A column cites multiple cases from cities like Washington Chicago Atlantic City Baltimore New York City and Philadelphia to illustrate perceived lax justice. It highlights repeated releases bail risks and revolving-door parole policies ending with a warning to keep doors locked.
A Nixon letter to Mansfield, Scott and Stennis frames defense cuts as dangerous, while McGovern argues $7 billion in 1974 cuts. The piece asserts detente, SALT, and Soviet gains reveal a perceived failure, criticizing Kissinger and Nixon’s foreign policy and arguing that Moscow and Beijing diplomacy fueled budget pressures.
The administration's defense policy, including the President and the Secretary of State, encounters criticism as efforts to redefine security fail to convince critics or adversaries.
In 1953 the Aiken Municipal Golf Club celebrates its 14th year under city ownership with a record year for profits reinvested in course improvements. The article traces the club’s origins from 1932 when Highland Park Hotel owned the nine hole course, to 1939 city purchase, and 1944 shift to the current Golf Commission.
Civil War enthusiasts await the Hunley salvage as an entrepreneur uses an electronic device to locate the sunken submarine. While finding and preserving it would be a South Carolina treasure for museums, the venture faces uncertain success and legal safeguards exist to prevent loss or improper handling.
The Aiken Standard invites readers to submit signed letters for publication. Include a writ mailing address. anonymous submissions are not considered. Pen names are not allowed. letters should be legible and may be edited for space, clarity, taste, and libel.
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