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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Apr 21, 1972

Page

9

Meanys Walk From Pay Board Sparks Public Debate

The piece argues labor leadership under Meany walked off the Pay Board over a 30 percent wage package for longshoremen. It contends government intervention is needed to curb big labor and inflation, noting grocery price rises outside controls and public support for price controls.

United States President's Pay Board Tripartite Pay Board George Meany Nixon Meany Friends

Cothran and Cathcart Lead Aiken Standard Editorial Team

Samuel A. Cothran serves as president and editor while Robert Cathcart holds the role of executive editor at the Aiken Standard.

Samuel A. Cothran

Billboards removal blocked by compensation stalemate

The South Carolina billboard removal plan stalls as state law demands just compensation to owners and caps state funding at five million dollars. The 1965 ban on non conforming signs leaves many signs without federal payoffs, while new billboards continue to rise until May third.

S.C. Highway Dept General Assembly Congress Transportation John Volpe John C. West South Carolina West State Senate

Free market consumer groups advocate choice over regulation

Readers discuss the role of Consumer Union and Consumer Reports in policing the market without heavy government involvement. A letter from Aiken thanks the local paper for coverage of the Triple Crown events, praising collaboration and predicting growing regional tourism potential.

Rocky Mount Robert S. Perry

Your Health When An Artery Has Blowout

Aneurysm described as a blow out in an artery may present as a soft pulsating lump beneath the skin or, when deep in chest, abdomen, or brain, be visible on X ray after arterial contrast.

A Reader Letter On Trouble Faith And Health Advice

The column blends a religious reflection on suffering with medical notes on aneurysms and hernias. It cites scripture from Genesis and John and references Peter, then shifts to medical explanations of aneurysm symptoms and abdominal wall ruptures including groin and diaphragmatic hernias and a caller request for Dr Alvarez's Hiatus Hernia booklet.

Alvarez Dept Ats Des Moines Iowa

Buckley and Nixon Lose Points on Style in Debate

The piece argues James Buckley and President Nixon were right in stance but faltered in etiquette and decorum. It notes Buckley's breach of parliamentary form while praising his critique of Kennedy and Fulbright, and reflects on Nixon's remarks about Vietnam and Russia, concluding both erred in style while remaining aligned with higher aims.

Angels James L. Buckley Cons. N.Y Senate Massachusetts Foreign Relations Committee Senator Buckley Jim Buckley U.S New York Ted Kennedy Bill Fulbright Nixon Ussr Russia Edward Kennedy Buckley North Vietnam Kennedy Dobrynin

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