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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Apr 09, 1970

Page

4

Editorial urges reform of magistrate selection in South Carolina

The piece argues Lt. Gov. West and Rep. Watson should move to remove magistrates from the constitution and place them under statutory law. It supports appointive selection by the governor with Senate advice, while calling for raised qualifications, increased salaries, broader jurisdiction, and fewer magistrates to curb politics in the system.

John C. West Albert W. Watson West Lous South Carolina Supreme Court General Assembly Senate Watson

Man Powers Through Hours in Horsepower Scale

A science note states a full-grown man can output 1 20th of one horsepower over 8 to 12 hours. Output varies with horse size, human size, and activity type such as golfing.

Who Bombed Thinker

A political column reports on a surge of bombings across the United States as militants target military and government sites. It notes March 23 destruction of The Thinker statue in Cleveland and cites other attacks in New York City Seattle Pittsburgh and San Francisco with links to radical groups and Cuba.

Rodin Cleveland Museum New York City Pittsburgh Seattle San Francisco Albuquerque Denver Detroit Greenwich Village Theodore Gold SDS Columbia FBI Cuba United States

Joye Cottage Tied To Whitney Legacy In Aiken

Aiken’s Joye Cottage, possibly the city’s largest home with two city blocks and over 100 rooms, has passed through owners from Miss Joye’s boarding house to William C. Whitney’s heirs. The property gained two wings from Payne Whitney’s line and later a New York architect added west wings to the Georgian style estate now owned by Mrs. G MacCulloch Miller.

Aiken Miss Joye Joye Whiskey Road Easy Street William C. Whitney Payne Harry Payne New York Times Newport Wall Street Harry Payne Whitney G. MacCulloch Miller New York

The Negligent Workman in American Labor

In a broad critique the author argues that sloppy workmanship extends across the U.S. economy from post office workers to auto plants and weapon contractors. He suggests collective bargaining should address responsible workmanship and hold unions accountable alongside management.

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Dreams as divine answered prayer or coincidence

A reader asks if a dream confirming a prayer is God’s answer or coincidence. The answer cites biblical examples like Joseph and Daniel and suggests God can reveal Himself through the subconscious as part of spiritual practice beyond Sunday worship.

God Lord Joseph Daniel

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