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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1976
Page
4
The Aiken Standard dated October 21, 1976 lists Samuel A. Cothran as President and Editor and Robert D. Cathcart as Executive Editor. This notice identifies the paper’s leadership for that edition.
The Aiken County Commission chair Harold V. Graybeal is under a 4-3 investigation approval. The piece questions secrecy in a council vote and FOIA violations, suggesting Gov. Edwards may expand inquiry to council majority tactics and public trust misuse ahead of the November 2 ballot.
The Aiken Standard urges voters to study forthcoming election guidance as districts realign for state senate, U.S. House, and county council races. With two weeks left before November 2, readers are advised to clip and save relevant items to cast an informed ballot.
The letter explains that forgiveness through Jesus’ blood is central, linking Hebrews 9 22 to the Sermon on the Mount. It notes Jesus fulfills the law and prophets by his sacrifice, emphasizes the altar and sacrificial blood, and ties the Lord s table to these themes as a Christian lesson.
An open letter to Aiken County Councilmen accuses them of poor leadership over wasteful spending and a risky firing decision. It also critiques UNICEF as a political tool. Another note condemns Carter's policies for South Carolina with seven predicted outcomes and warns voters.
The SANE group cites private Vietnamese sources claiming 200000 to 300000 people are detained in reeducation camps for anti Thieu or anti Communist views. The letter urges complete disclosure and international inspection while noting the regime’s human rights rhetoric.
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