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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1970
Page
3
Frankfurt zoo feeds 5247 inhabitants with balanced meat fruit and vegetable portions plus special mixes costing about 500 dollars daily. Tiny birds eat pricey treats such as dried Finnish ant eggs at seven dollars a kilo while hummingbirds chase vitamin elixirs from England.
Congressman Albert Watson of South Carolina urged strong textile import quotas in a speech to an Anderson civic club. He said the textile industry is the state’s economic livelihood and blamed Japan for not voluntary complying with quotas, backing federal action to protect American jobs.
Washington report on a new methadone based program that aims to treat heroin addiction by gradually building methadone dependence. Patients receive steady doses to suppress withdrawal and then are stabilized for rehabilitation with counseling and job therapy. The approach seeks long term recovery beyond mere physical dependence.
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