Aiken Standard Leadership Listed
Samuel A. Cothran serves as president and editor while Robert D. Cathcart is executive editor for the Aiken, South Carolina publication.
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1972
Page
2
Samuel A. Cothran serves as president and editor while Robert D. Cathcart is executive editor for the Aiken, South Carolina publication.
The piece argues for preventing guerrilla and terrorist acts in the United States amid tensions from Munich and Arab threats. It critiques McGovern’s campaign organization, calls for federal crime measures against attacks on officials, and warns against Jewish Defense League actions while urging public calm and coordination.
A reader asks if Paul s restriction on women speaking in worship applies today. The reply cites Acts 2 17 and examples of female prophecy including Philip s daughters and Anna, notes Eve s role, and argues women are essential to the church.
The Aiken Standard invites signed letters for publication and requires writers to include a mailing address. Anonymous submissions are rejected. Pen names are not allowed. Letters must be legible and may be edited for space clarity taste and libel. There is no topic limit.
Harvard law professor James Vorenberg warned that Nixon’s crime policy risks a rise in violence amid global unrest from Munich to Belfast. He criticized federal policing limits and highlighted Watergate as evidence of lawlessness, urging voters to consider McGovern’s tougher stance on crime.
A fable-like tale follows Galahad Goodheart whose constant kindness inspires awe yet he seeks to conquer hatred and greed. He fights war corporate greed pollution and bigotry, encountering a limp from a clash with a bigot. The piece ends with a moral urging self salvation before saving the world.
Mr Frampton Toole bought part of the Willis Woodward and Henry Gingery properties near Montmorenci for about 3000 dollars. Mrs JF Porcher of Charleston visits Miss Mary Ravenel while Otis Redd of Wageher was in town. Dr B H Teague drives a span of sorrel horses. News came of Mrs S J Ashley’s death in the Philippines on September 29. Samuel D Newman of Ellenton dies at 72, Civil War veteran. Thomas Hitchcock in town briefly. A memorial to Rev T W Clift given to St Thaddeus Church features a silver chalice and altar cloth for All Saints Day. Rev John Ridout of San Antonio expected to officiate.
Dr D P Jewell and C True love in Oxford treated 40 patients with rectal prednisone and prednisolone sometimes with azathioprine. after a year 11 of 20 on azathioprine stayed symptom free while 9 relapsed. Other group not given azathioprine fared worse. Dangers of burns noted by U T M B Galveston doctors show 6,700 deaths in 1970 and 90 percent of child burns occurred at home with fabric and flammable liquids common causes.
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