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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1973
Page
4
South Carolina faces a constrained energy supply this winter with fuel oil scarcity likely to curb industrial growth for years. Executives may pause multi million dollar expansions until assured fuel. The state Development Board notes few plans withdrawn but delays loom as refinery capacity and crude supply lag.
Fermatans anticipate a Thanksgiving weekend dance at the Fermata Club house on Whiskey Road with Bill Poleo and his orchestra. Door prizes include a turkey and fruit cakes. Committee chairs include Mrs Clark Vogel and assistants, plus parish guilds sponsor a fashion show and bridge event with local models.
A retrospective on conflicts between U S presidents and the media. The piece cites JFK's alleged press tensions including the 1962 NY Herald Tribune subscriptions dispute and a threat to CBS, FDR's licensing controversy and wartime press battles, and notes on Nixon era comparisons with past presidents.
A column praises Ohio Senator Saxbe as Nixon’s potential Attorney General and spokesman. It argues Saxbe can explain Watergate fallout, defend the President against press hostility, and rally loyalists while challenging opponents led by Archibald Cox. The piece presents Saxbe’s arrival as a chance for national reconciliation.
Obituary note marks the passing of Robert D Cathcart, longtime executive editor, with tributes from colleagues and readers. He led the newsroom through decades of change, shaping the paper’s voice and editorial standards.
A look at steps from the Netherlands Denmark and other nations to curb fuel use amid Arab oil cutbacks. Amsterdam sees holiday bicycle streets as drivers avoid autos. Denmark bans Christmas lights until December and Denmark's rules may curb Yule commerce and rush.
The piece cites Dr. John Dunlop of Nixon's Cost of Living Council arguing union growth stalls at about 25 percent as manufacturing automation and service industry shifts limit organizing. It notes regional resistance, nonunion pay gains in the South, diversified union roles, and a trend toward mergers as unions' multibillion dollar investments expand into varied industries.
Billy Graham responds to a viewer about Luke 23 43 and the criminal's fate. He explains that Christ promised immediate blessing to the dying man and clarifies the meaning of paradise and the righteous dead between death and resurrection.
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