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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1972
Page
2
Portrait and byline note Samuel A. Cothran serves as president and editor of the newspaper. The page presents his leadership role and title within the publication.
The federal power commission report notes U S homeowners paid higher electricity rates in 1970 than since 1940. Costs rose as fuel, transmission, and plant investment outpaced efficiency gains, prompting a call to relearn energy savings and curb wasteful use of lights and appliances.
A wife writes that after twelve years of marriage her husband, now a Baptist, neglects family life to read the Bible. The columnist cautions that religion should strengthen families, not excuse abandonment, and urges love and prayer while noting many Baptists are devout.
Austin Riley of Aiken South Carolina criticizes the public meeting on the Aiken County stockade. He did not vote or speak, objects to Mr Mackey Scotts quick show of hands, and calls the vote disorderly and unclear.
Washington columnist Holmes Alexander assesses four Moscow pacts and the three highlighted deals, noting limits on offensive arms, safety at sea, and a grain sale. He argues unequal signing power, Cuba’s role, and the clash of Soviet aims with American pluralism, urging congressional scrutiny.
Paul Harvey critiques both major parties noting four essential aims missing from any platform. He highlights immigration, population control, and other forward looking policies, arguing neither Democrats nor Republicans address these critical issues openly.
A veteran clinician explains distinguishing true heart pain from non cardiac sources. He notes angina signals by effort and examines heart capacity via the Master two step test and ECGs, urging positive reassurance rather than excessive caution.
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