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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1972
Page
2
The Aiken Standard lists Samuel A. Cothran as President and Editor since 1867 and Robert D. Cathcart as Executive Editor in Aiken, South Carolina.
The article argues that only believers and unbelievers exist in God’s view, with the Spirit transforming the believer. It notes unbelievers are “carnal” and opposed to God, while believers seek life and peace through spiritual mindedness, urging gratitude for grace and insights.
The piece analyzes George McGovern’s updated welfare and tax reform plans, noting a shift toward the center from earlier radical positions. It highlights a $4000 family cash and food stamp package, defense cuts of $30 billion over three years, and retained tax loophole provisions, while judging congressional action unlikely and predicting limited impact on a McGovern victory.
Senator Hollings urges a three member Federal Energy Council to promote energy thinking, cost accounting in BTUs, and a national ledger showing heat produced versus sectors served. Critics argue it requires major government reorganization to be workable amid environmental and energy crises.
In St Louis and across Missouri, support for Tom Eagleton remains strong despite his removal from the national ticket. The Democratic mood shifts toward Kit Bond in the governor race while editor Frank Bick attacks the McGovern camp.
Dr. W C Alvarez notes a request from Joseph Wiedenmayer and the Retired Professional Action Group RPAG to gather why 12 to 15 million hearing impaired Americans do not use hearing aids. They seek reasons beyond stigma such as cost and privacy, inviting input from users and non users or relatives.
A letter praises the Coker Springs restoration effort and the Aiken Standard’s support. It discusses attitudes toward eyeglasses and hearing aids, urges better devices for the hearing impaired, and notes brain-damage cases in children with potential educational help from specialists.
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