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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1976
Page
4
The Aiken Standard lists Samuel A. Cothran as President and Editor with Robert D. Cathcart serving as Executive Editor, reflecting the paper's leadership structure and longtime stewardship from 1867 onward.
Discussion on funding for circuit judges cites Judge Rodney A. Peeples with 19 month costs totaling at least 111747 including salary and office expenses. Gov Edwards proposes ending county supplements, moving all expense funds to the state as part of judicial reform.
A 1966 Atlantic Monthly guest editorial responds to critics of wide reporting by newspapers. Lippmann argues the press serves a sovereign function, informing outsiders and insiders alike, allowing citizens to form consent and govern, via radio and print reports. He defends journalism as essential, purposeful work.
The piece analyzes how Soviet dialogue with the United Kingdom during the 1975 Wilson era signaled political moves toward closer Russo British cooperation. It notes Soviet efforts to influence British labor and industry, loans, and exchanges while warning that communists could shift Britain toward alignment with Moscow.
Billy Graham explains that born again certainty comes as believers take progressive steps in faith. The first step is trusting God's promises and believing Jesus forgives sins. The Holy Spirit enters life at new birth, and the second step is seeing the Spirit's fruit in character.
Ancient ship rumors persist as expeditions to Mt Ararat report timber fragments dating to Noah's era. Researchers note high altitude weather and political barriers limit access while scientists and explorers dispute authenticity and origin of the timber.
IRS findings detail McCarthy and Abigail donating 1969 campaign papers to the McCarthy Historical Project with deductions claimed for 1969 and 1970. The inquiry questions if donations were funded by campaign contributors and whether sufficient information was reported. The report notes material included campaign items and prior Senate manuscripts.
Leaders ring the Holston region with two divisions under Campbell and Sevier to strike Ferguson from opposite mountain flanks. Virginians, South Carolinians, and Carolina up-country volunteers form mixed regiments ready to press the clash alongside McDowell Winston and Shelby forces.
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