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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1970
Page
4
A South Carolina editorial blasts the 1970 General Assembly for not advancing a revised Article VII to modernize county and municipal government. It contrasts North Carolina’s 1970 home rule measures and urges SC lawmakers to act in 1971 for a 1972 voter decision.
About 100 Washington area service stations adopt an exact change rule from bus lines to curb robberies. Cash payments go into a locked pump box, IOUs issued, cards processed normally, signaling a move toward cashless transactions. Hobbyists seek to buy old railroad cabooses, chasing a niche demand for vintage rolling stock.
Austin Riley of Aiken South Carolina contends that Article II and Article III of the Constitution must be read together. He argues that the phrase all civil officers applies to all branches and that removal requires two thirds of the Senate to judge Justice Douglas guilty of not good behaviour.
A teenager asks if God will be seen in heaven given the Bible says no one has seen God. Answer affirms that heaven will reveal God’s presence. Jesus and John describe believers beholding God and dwelling with Him, fulfilling promises of no more pain or tears.
The 1901 Aiken Business Directory notes Hahn Bros grocers on Laurens Street and Richland Avenue, two years in business, run by locally raised partners. The store boasts fresh stock, up-to-date goods, tasteful displays, and attentive clerks. Prince Rivers later drove Hahn and Co.’s grocery wagon.
Freshmen Jim Allen and Birch Bayh emerge as forceful backbenchers shaping the South's stance in the Senate. With Stennis and Russell sidelined by illness, Allen pushes for regional influence while Dole and Cook back the White House line. The chamber remains ideologically diverse as personalities clash over party and regional loyalties.
A sequence of notes links business punctuality to profit, with speeches by Mrs. William Hasebroock in Atlantic City urging teachers to frame profit as essential, and Judge Carl Durrance’s 30 year sentence for armed robbery highlighted as a call for deterrence. Also mentions a British bacon ad campaign halted by lagging pig production.
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