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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1973
Page
4
Aiken Standard announces Samuel A. Cothran as President and Editor and Robert D. Cathcart as Executive Editor for the paper dated Monday September 3 1973. The notice lists leadership roles at the historic publication.
The piece notes Khrushchev’s warning and details the long term credit debate in Congress for Communist countries at 2 percent while U S prime rates near 9 percent. It argues Communist states seek Western funds despite ideological commitments and hints at China and Cuba responses.
Jane's Fighting Ships ranks the Soviet Navy as the world's strongest. The piece argues U S Congress risks delaying Trident development, which Adm Zumwalt calls critical for national survival. It cites Poseidon subs aging and LIM talks shaping strategic arms limits amid Soviet seapower dominance.
The piece links a string of prison uprisings from Virginia to Lompoc California to a coordinated revolutionary conspiracy. It argues that softening prison life fuels the riots and challenges the penal system, reflecting a broad national concern.
The majority supported pay raises for senators and diluted 5.5 percent wage guidelines. Seventy five senators were present to back the pay hike, contrasted with only three the previous week during debate on the war powers bill. The tone was light but the outcome serious for public perception.
A reflection on U S Supreme Court obscenity rulings and state choice. It argues that local standards may govern pornography, citing Las Vegas versus Waxahachie and Boston bans, praising states rights and Nixon appointees for a shift toward regional control and individual liberty.
Dr David Brudnoy in Anaheim Bulletin reports on a human story revealing today’s Communist China reality. He cites Wu Shujen a former Communist Party member who appears on educational TV with anti communist credentials and translators.
The columnist discusses faith after a loved one's death, emphasizing hope in Christ and resurrection. He notes friendship remains meaningful, asserts life beyond the grave, and cites Christ’s resurrection as central proof. The piece contrasts religious perspective with political China coverage via Mr. Wu’s remarks on Maoist China and freedom.
U S ambassador to India Daniel Moynihan mocked a State Department order to reclaim a nearly six million dollar AID building in New Delhi that he had turned over to India. The flap may end without his resignation and raises questions about the need for the costly facility.
The Aiken Standard invites signed letters with mailing address for publication. Anonymous letters are rejected and pen names are not permitted. Letters should be legible and may be edited for space clarity taste and libel.
Larry Uttal at 51 leads Bell Records to the top with No.1 No.2 and No.3 hits and 20 gold records in two years. He attributes success to continuity and follow up and notes risks of promotion costs and dead hits. The Bell roster includes Partridge Family Fifth Dimension Dawn David Cassidy Vickie Lawrence and Gary Glitter. Godspell original cast album earned a Grammy. Uttal's sons and daughters influence his rock expertise.
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