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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1978
Page
4
Graniteville Company invites the public to its Swint Division on Breezy Hill Road for Family Day this Sunday from 1 to 6 p.m. The article notes the firm’s long history since 1855 and its reputation as a community-minded employer and neighbor.
The death of E W Bolin in Aiken comes two weeks after H J Feinen a fellow Du Pont Construction official. Both aided the Savannah River Plant project now nearing its 25th anniversary of operation. Bolin as assistant field superintendent led construction of the 300 700 administration complex and oversaw work in the Savannah River Laboratory. He spent a long career with Du Pont Engineering and retired to Aiken where he will be remembered for his engineering skill and leadership. The Aiken Standard extends sympathy to his family.
A letter discusses fear of death after a near fatal car accident. It explains death as a transition to eternity, sin and judgment, and salvation through faith in Jesus Christ. The message urges inviting Christ into life, confession of sin, and turning to God for eternal life in Heaven.
Opinion stresses self-discipline as essential to freedom arguing that without voluntary restraint government expands. Cites FTC actions against false advertising at Safeway and McDonald’s, and warns regulatory growth. Calls for responsible behavior to preserve liberty and prevent tyranny.
A essay argues Camp David diplomacy is informal and calls for a black panel to judge racism. It questions Sen. Brooke’s liberal stance, wonders if Kennedy and O’Neill are racists, and warns Massachusetts politics as “Taxachusetts” while urging calmer discourse on race and policy.
The article portrays Richard Nixon returning to public life after San Clemente exile. It notes his planned world tour including Australia despite Fraser’s misgivings, and his pick for the next president John Connally. It recalls his career highs and lows from 1946 to 1974, including Watergate and Ford’s pardon, arguing Nixon is back with a controversial yet sizable following.
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