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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Nov 15, 1976

Page

4

Margin of Victory Defines Carter Win in 1976 Election

Carter secured 297 electoral votes to Ford’s 241, with a 51 percent popular vote lead of 40,276,040 to 38,532,630. The South’s reorientation helped Carter, aided by strong black turnout and a large registration drive, while Virginia voted for Ford.

Jimmy Carter White House Carter Ford Woodrow Wilson Charles Evans Hughes Ohio Hawaii Union South John Lewis Voter Education Project Atlanta Lewis Associated Press Virginia Dixie South Carolina

Campaign Reform and the Call for Shorter Campaigns

A historical reflection urges meaningful election reform to shorten campaigns by at least half. It argues a constitutional bar to reelection deserves renewed consideration, notes Watergate abuses, cites Hamilton, and praises the transfer of power in early U.S. history while calling for improvements to curb overexposure to electioneering trivia.

Alexander Hamilton U.S United States

I Die Daily Role of Mortification in Pauls Life

Billy Graham explains that dieing daily refers to mortifying the deeds of the body rather than physical death. He points to Paul’s willingness to set aside self glory for God’s purposes and to focus on spiritual eternal principles in Colossians 3 14.

Billy Graham DR. Graham Paul T.H Jesus Christ

The Tragic Death Of Peter Sinkler 200 Years Ago

Dorothy MacDowell recounts the capture and execution of Peter Sinkler during the Revolutionary era. He left plantations and enslaved people to serve his country, was betrayed by a kin over bribery, and died in a Charles Town provost cellar from typhus after suffering brutal treatment. Boisseau gained a British commission and civil post in Nova Scotia.

Dorothy Macdowell Peter Sinkler Marion James Boisseau Boisseau Nova Scotia

Professors Surge as Political Winners in 1970s Elections

A wave of professors or former professors won or were reelected last week across the United States. From Moynihan in New York to Hayakawa in California and Humphrey in Minnesota, academics surged as voters questioned lawyers’ competence. Jimmy Carter, a self described professor, defeated Ford, signaling public trust in scholarly credentials over legal backgrounds. The piece weighs whether professors can translate knowledge into practical problem solving.

Hunter Alexander New York Daniel Patrick Moynihan Jim Buckley California S.J. Hayakawa John Tunney Indiana Richard Lugar Indianapolis Vance Hartke Minnesota Hubert Humphrey Washington State Dixy Lee Ray Joseph Fisher Dva Robert Krueger Texas Duke University Ray, Fisher and Krueger Ivory Towers Jimmy Carter Washington

Vulcan Gun Fails to Live Up to Its Promises in Army Use

Washington columns critique the Vulcan anti aircraft gun finding it plagued by accuracy reliability and range problems. The GAO study warns improvements won't fix core flaws, leaving aircraft destruction chances minimal and effectiveness limited to slow straight flight.

Washington Army General Accounting Office

End negotiations on Panama Canal sale says AFL-CIO

The AFL-CIO in the Panama Canal Zone sues Kissinger Bunker and Ford in federal court to halt talks on a new treaty that would cede canal ownership. It argues U S title is perpetual and condemns Torrijos dictatorship and its 1 2 billion debt as reasons to end talks now.

Phyllis Schlafl Afl-Cio Labor Union Panama Canal Zone Henry Kissinger Ellsworth Bunker Ford U.S Panama Kissinger-Bunker Omar Torrijos Communist Party Caribbean Cuba Angola Fidel Castro United States Cngress Canal Congress Nicaragua Lake Canal Zone U.S. Supreme Court Secretary of the Treasury Supreme Court Roach U.S Court of Appeals Kissinger Bunker Simon Bolivar South America Torrijos

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