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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Sep 30, 1970

Page

4

Unfunny proposals on funding teacher pay rise raise laughs

Dr. Carlos P. Gibbons of the South Carolina Education Association submitted tongue in cheek funding ideas to the State Budget and Control Board. He suggested options like a head tax on every resident or entering the lottery business to boost teacher salaries, prompting sharp ridicule from critics.

State Budget and Control Board Carlos P. Gibbons S.C. Education Assa Gibbons

The Right To Be Different

The Supreme Court will decide if students should be bused across neighborhoods to enforce desegregation. Prominent black leaders Cassius Clay Jesse Jackson and Roy Innis now question forced integration urging alternatives. public opinion shows mixed support for integration. Charles Evans Hughes said the right to be free includes the right to be different.

Supreme Court Cassius Clay Clay United States Jesse Jackson Southern Christian Leadership Conference Roy Innis CORE Mobile Ala Harris NAACP Legal Defense Fund National Urban League Innis Charles Evans Hughes

Grace and action in salvation through scripture

A discussion affirms salvation by grace while arguing that Scripture assigns human actions. Jesus heals and commands acts like follow me while Paul instructs believe on the Lord Jesus Christ, with God completing the saving work.

E.C Jesus Peter James John Paul Jesus Christ God

Aitken Standard Patronage Or Editorial Note

Samuel A. Cothran serves as president and editor while Eugene J. Oyler is executive editor on page 4 A of the Aitken Standard. The note confirms editorial leadership and pagination details.

Grim lesson in probation for young speeders

Circuit Judge Frank Epps orders two young drivers to spend two hours every other Saturday night in a hospital emergency room as part of their probation after racing on a highway. The aim is to shock them with the consequences of crashes and deter future violations.

Frank Epps Epps

Highland Park society tallies guests and attendees

A list of residents and visitors attending a Highland Park event is noted, highlighting Mr. and Mrs. Henry Rogers and Mrs. S. L. Warner among those listed. Names include John B. Hay of Chicago, Abram Lincoln associate, and Mrs. Kronse with various guests from New York and Buenos Aires.

Ays Henderson Henry Rogers Secor Cross Coat Society Highland Park S. L. Warner Intel Fair Cartiedee John B. Hay Chica Hay Abrraha Lincoln Ohland Park Mys Yorks

Aiken Life booklet details 1905 winter resort publication

The 1905 Aiken Life produced by Aiken Life Publishing Company lists Steedman Weathersbee as editor and notes weekly January to March issues. Sold at stands in Aiken, Augusta, and North Augusta for 10 cents per copy or 50 cents for the season, it profiles area attractions and a season register of visitors.

Queen of Winter Aiken Life Aiken Life Publishing Company Steedman Weathersbee Aiken Augusta North Augusta Sanders’ Pharmacy Aiken Standard Office

The Riot Makers by Eugene Methvin reviewed

Holmes Alexander assesses The Riot Makers as a prophetic citizen handbook on riots and revolutions. He praises Methvin for diagnosing social injustice and leadership factors while warning against utopian fixes and urging firm government action to quell unrest.

Christ Shakespeare George Washington Lenin Hitler Che Guevara Rap Brown Orient Eugene Methvin Arlington House Gene Gibbon Beard Toynbee Matthew Mark Luke John

Ohio youths wander through Tennessee in search of Chattanooga

Two Ohio boys lost driving through Tennessee ask a local for directions. A native quizzes them about origin and quips that they are already found in 1863, then jokes about finding it now. The excerpt mixes political quips and court room humor.

Ohio Tennessee Chattanooga Wal

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