Aiken Standard Staff Pages Note Editors
The Aiken Standard notes Samuel A. Cothran and Eugene J. Oyler serve as executive editors.
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1969
Page
4
The Aiken Standard notes Samuel A. Cothran and Eugene J. Oyler serve as executive editors.
The new Burger Court faces two welfare cases in 29 appeals, including Maryland and 26 other states capping aid to families with dependent children and a $10 million cut in New York welfare aid. Welfare Director Rivers warns a ruling for recipients could seed a right to welfare, increasing taxpayer burdens.
A Philadelphia area equine dentist Lloyd L Lose travels without an office seeing 10 to 12 saddle patients daily. He customizes itineraries to spend three or four days on horse farms and treats temperamental thoroughbreds and other ailments. The piece notes his unique role and contrasts college presidents’ trouble with the president’s own.
The State of the Union outline shows President Nixon pressing Congress to fast track eight crime bills and major reforms. He signals cabinet shifts, tax and welfare overhauls, postal and power reforms, and a three stage power shift to states, while predicting Vietnam peace and inflation control by 1975.
Washington space observers weigh the Soviet space station risk against US civilian aims. Senator Howard Cannon warns the project could gain military significance, while NASA plans a 1972 orbital workshop with three astronauts for up to 56 days. The piece notes Soviets lead in military space and oceans while the US emphasizes peaceful uses and scientific study.
Opinion column denounces the October 14 pay raise for federal workers and Congress, arguing it worsens inflation and expands the bureaucracy. It cites Ohio figures comparing federal and state pay, the added payroll costs, and the 41 percent congressional raise as a self serving burden on taxpayers.
The State Budget Board wrapped hearings signaling a cautious 1970-71 budget around $500 million up from last year’s $465 million. Revenue uncertainties and a small reserve fund heighten risk of tax increases with education and health likely to claim the lion’s share of funds.
Billy Graham explains self denial as denying the natural man to exalt God. It may involve fasting and abstaining from comforts, as Daniel did with the king's meat and wine. He urges persistent effort, citing Be not weary in well doing for in due season ye shall reap.
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