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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1975
Page
4
Local paper segment notes staff roles with Samuel A. Cothran as President and Editor and Robert D Cathcart as Executive Editor. The date indicates a Thursday edition from September 25, 1975.
A Lima conference saw 78 developing nations unite against Israel in a UN policy shift with Arab leadership at the helm. The piece criticizes their alignment with OPEC driven oil price hikes, warns of harming long term growth, and urges investment and technology from richer nations to boost productivity and reduce reliance on volatile fuel costs.
A mother seeks to reclaim her illegitimate child after a year, but the legal adoption appears binding. Experts note that, for the child's best interests, stable homes are prioritized, and advise against disruptions. The counselor suggests redirecting maternal love through prayer and new caring paths.
The piece argues eight major pollsters dominate discourse before the Foreign Relations Committee while seasoned senators struggle to respond. It warns that pervasive poll-driven thinking threatens representative government by eroding trust and risking shift toward instant, technocratic decisions over elected deliberation.
The Democratic Party will hold its quadrennial nominating convention in New York City next July. With no clear frontrunner and a large field of candidates, the open convention could see maneuvering and unexpected alliances. The last NYC gathering in 1924 stretched to 103 ballots, a lesson for today’s travelers of a televised marathon.
Readers urged to oppose the Trotter Shoals Dam also called Richard B. Russell Dam fearing $500 million price tag, loss of bass fishing, habitat, and 50 percent of trout waters. Friends of the Savannah River organize a citizens information campaign in Augusta GA.
Washington reports that new HEW Secretary David Matthews refuses to cut federal Medicaid funds despite a law requiring states to review how money is spent. Instances from HEW files show hospitals and nursing homes failing to meet mandatory review standards, with concerns of overbilling and poor patient care. The piece also references a separate covert Poison Plot during the Korean War involving Maj William Burke and alleged attempts to poison North Korea's leadership.
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