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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1973
Page
19
The Aiken Standard issue lists Samuel A. Cothran as President and Editor with Robert D. Cathcart as Executive Editor for the Wednesday, November 7, 1973 edition.
The piece argues U S support for Israel by maintaining Western arms balance while pressuring Arab oil states. It links Soviet airlifts to Syria and Egypt with Arab unity, calls for rapid U S energy policy, coal use, Alaska oil, new gas fields, nuclear and solar power, and aims for energy self sufficiency and world peace.
Jon Wells endures a July 3 1976 routine marked by rising egg and gas prices a public paper strike and government limits on cars and families He contemplates a stock market outlook and a new noise monitor as he navigates work a Sotherby party and a brownout ending with a quiet night at home in a constrained economy.
Detroit aims to sell more small cars in 1974 and hopes manufacturers may lift output. If sales rise, the industry may consider enlarging the compact autos in the following year.
November 7 1953 report notes Chamber of Commerce and Greyhound officials favor converting the passenger depot in Aiken into a bus stop while the Southern Railway seeks permission to raze it. Greyhound district manager visits, meeting Albert M George Mandle Surasky and Ken Kilbourne. Helen Keller meets President Eisenhower in Washington and praises his courage.
A list of simple joys and vivid moments that give life meaning including unexpected smiles, outdoor nights, a racetrack win, listening to a train, family gatherings, and a Christmas morning peek at the decorated tree.
A boy hits the winning run in a ninth inning sandlot game by beating the throw to home plate by a foot. The speaker reflects on a child’s realization of a father and mother’s constant love, and the quiet nods of thanks from them.
A letter argues that God’s mercy and redemptive purposes explain suffering. It cites the book of Jonah to show God’s pity for people and even animals, noting sin, not God, causes misery, and that divine love offers humanity hope and restoration.
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