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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1970
Page
4
The South Carolina Education Association and some gubernatorial hopefuls push escheat legislation as a funding source for teacher raises without new taxes. Critics warn the plan relies on unclaimed assets and offers only a short-term windfall, risking future budget instability and a tax hike later.
Ira Lipman of Guardsmark predicts a coming private police state in commerce with ID cards for shoppers and background checks for workers. He cites rising theft and vandalism and notes industry meetings and a NY police chief's resignation as signals of escalating security costs passed to consumers.
Private Moishe Ben Dov is court martialed in Israel for saluting an officer and is discharged for conduct becoming a soldier after a dramatic defense. A psychiatrist linked his act to watching the film Patton and previous a soldierly behavior is cited. The panel cites loyalty tests and comments on Israeli military culture and discipline.
Mrs Ellen O Shields of Route Buffalo South Carolina denounces the Good News For Modern Man TEV Bible edition for 1966 and 1968 as inaccurate and warns readers not to replace the King James Bible. She cites scripture and quotes Billy Graham and advocates preserving God's inspired word.
The Henderson Hotel, on Chesterfield Street in Aiken, evolved into Palmetto Federal Savings and Loan. The complex changed hands many times from 1889 onward, with bidders and developers including J. H. Beckman, Mrs. Ida Beckman, Effie Seigling, C. L. Weeks, Miss Clara Harrigal, and the Aiken Community Hotel Corp. The property faced foreclosure in 1959 leading to Aiken First Federal’s rise and eventual rebranding to Palmetto Federal.
Rufus W Gosnell quotes and a Millbrook first grader tale weave through a dental of wisdom about yesterday and tomorrow. Brian Reeves, a Millbrook first grader, struggles at school over a joke about eagles, while Norman Vincent Peale urges courage in tight spots.
A concise warning that occultism spiritism and fortune telling threaten churches as a sign of the last days. It cites I Timothy 4 1 2 and warns that Satan can perform convincing signs luring believers away from Christ while noting sincere error among followers.
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