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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1973
Page
4
The Aiken Standard announces Samuel A. Cothran as President and Editor with Robert D. Cathcart as Executive Editor in the October 4 1973 masthead. The issue identifies leadership roles for the newspaper dated Thursday October 4 1973.
The article argues US officials decide recognition of Chile's post Allende junta, noting ideological bias against Marxism and citing reports of home raids and book burnings by the regime. It calls for transparency on the basis for official policy and warns against tolerating such actions.
The report notes a four percent rise in violent crimes with murder up nine percent and rape and assault each eight percent. Property crimes fell, including burglary larceny and auto theft, but overall risk to individuals remains a concern as law enforcement aims to curb crimes against persons.
Clemson University professor notes about 270000 South Carolina mothers work while 300000 preschoolers lack licensed day care. Authors warn of potential negative effects on families and youth, citing teen delinquency and social costs from mothers' earnings.
Holmes Alexander surveys McGovern and Proxmire during military procurement debate. He argues for a balanced approach of incentives and penalties to reduce unemployment and stabilize the economy while assessing proposed reconversion plans and subsidies. Proxmire backs expert studies on lowering permanent unemployment rates.
Urban residents discover value and connection through do it yourself farming programs. Indiana Illinois and Wisconsin producers offer low price beans greens beets cabbage and fruit while city programs encourage neighborhoods to grow and harvest produce.
Billy Graham links Labor Day sadness to routine and urges Christian mysticism. He says the Christian mystic makes room for Jesus Christ, viewing life as purposeful eternity, with loneliness as an opportunity to know Christ in the Father’s house.
A letter thanks The Greater Aiken Chamber of Commerce and many local groups for hosting Gulf United Fuels personnel during two visit weekends. It commends schools, churches, the University of South Carolina Aiken, medical centers, and local officials for support and coordination.
The Aiken Standard invites signed letters with a legible mailing address for publication. Most submissions are subject to editing for space clarity taste and libel. There is no subject matter limit and pen names are not permitted.
Samuel Mirshak chairman Savannah River Section of the American Nuclear Society thanks the newspaper for outstanding coverage of the recent Myrtle Beach meeting. Susan Schubert’s articles are credited with raising awareness and aiding understanding of nuclear energy.
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