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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Oct 14, 1976

Page

4

Right to Work and the 14b repeal debate in 1970s politics

The piece weighs repeal of Section 14(b) of the Taft-Hartley Act amid 1970s campaigns. It notes 20 states have right-to-work laws, cites manufacturing job gains in those states versus non right-to-work areas, and presents arguments for and against compulsory union membership voiced by figures like Sen. Strom Thurmond, Jimmy Carter, and President Ford.

Strom Thurmond Jimmy Carter Congress Ford Latin America Girard Citibank First National City Bank of New York Senate Panama

Glamorous Garment Review Sparks Wardrobe Debate

A fashion critique damns a tank top for its unflattering cut, claiming it degrades even well proportioned figures and earns a low rating in style and fit. The opinion underscores standards of glamour versus casual wear.

Aiken Standard Leadership Highlights

Samuel A. Cothran serves as president and editor while Robert D. Cathcart holds the role of executive editor at the Aiken Standard, a publication dating back to 1867.

Samuel A. Cothran Robert D.cathcart

Turning to Christ to Find Spiritual Hunger

Billy Graham advises F E that worship begins in the heart not exterior factors. He suggests turning life over to Christ, reading Scripture, and praying for leaders before attending church to awaken genuine spiritual hunger and receive God’s blessing.

Christ God

Rockefeller Carter Ties Cited In Editor Letters Excerpted

Readers respond with claims that the Rockefeller empire backs Carter and seeks world government, citing The Spotlight and the IWPA. The letter from Lynchburg Virginia also questions theologians tied to Carter and the God is dead movement.

Alexander Garnish Pittsfield Mass Rockefeller Empire Jimmy Carter Rockefeller Cfa Carter Rockefellers New World Order Garter Henry Kissinger David Rockefeller Comny IWPA William K. McComes Wayne County Ohio

Debate on Cutting Federal Spending and Debates

Phyllis Schlafly argues the Ford Carter debate failed to confront current spending cuts. She urges a format with fixed questions to force both candidates to address the same issues. She cites Medicaid fraud HUD waste and GAO findings as proof of bureaucratic excess.

Phyllis Schlafl Ford Jimmy Carter Carter Moss Subcommittee General Accounting Office Department of Housing and Urban Development GAO HUD Department of Health Education and Welfare

Learn To Face Up To Reality By Rev W L Truman

The article discusses hypochondria as a escape from facing fears and guilt, urging readers to seek real causes with professional help. It offers four steps to cope: assess the situation, lower self demands, accept less dramatic output, and pursue new self expression with faith guidance.

Cracks Found in Early Trident Sub Units Raise Navy Questions

The Trident submarines under construction at Electric Boat show cracks in over 100 critical spots including the wall between the engine room and reactor on SSNB 726. Navy and company inspectors note cracks on SSNB 727 and 728 as well, with a fix planned to meet a December 1978 delivery.

Jack Anderson Washington Navy Electric Boat Division General Dynamics Electric Boat AC. Bivens Carl Albert Congress Albert House Thomas Tip” O'Neill D.-Mass O'Neill Ford Eugene Girard

Arnold’s Lake Champlain flotilla battles British force

Benedict Arnold builds a freshwater flotilla at Lake Champlain in upstate New York to oppose General Guy Carleton. Arnold’s 700 men include inexperienced sailors as British troops move south from Canada. Arnold positions 15 boats in Valcour Island channel to delay the invasion.

Benedict Arnold Lake Champlain New York Canada Guy Carleton New England St. Lawrence Arnold West Indies Valcour Island

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Capley News Service Aiken Billy Graham Dr. Graham F.E Rockefeller Henry Howell Independent Virginians For Political Action Howell Gerald Ford the Spotlight Reinhold Niebuhr Karl Barth Paul Tillich Soren Kierkegaard Fred. M. Davis Lynchburg, Va Aiken Hospital City of Aiken Community Hospital Joseph P. Nolan Banks Mill Road Sayskal P.S W. Lee Truman Trident Chronicle of America Ross Mackenzie Jeff MacNelly United Feature Syndicate
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