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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Aug 06, 1975

Page

4

The Case That Nobody Won

The civil rights case against Dr. Clovis H. Pierce ends with mixed outcomes and broad emotion. Aiken physicians limit Medicaid work while Dr. Pierce resigns from Medicaid and sterilization-linked care. a racially mixed jury acquitted him of discrimination but he was fined five dollars for discharging a patient after a day-old birth. The piece notes broader welfare concerns and ends with a Ford Motor Co tax-dollar impact aside.

Clovis H. Pierce Aiken Pierce J. William Thurmond North Augusta Aiken County Augusta Ford Motor Co

British Library exhibit on late American rebellion draws notices

The British Library in London hosts a Bicentennial focused exhibit with letters from George III dated 1782. The king laments American knavery and the colonies becoming aliens to the kingdom, a sharp jab at their independence generation.

British Library London George III George Charlotte Observer

Americans' Determination To Stay In Fool's Paradise

In a column, Holmes Alexander critiques George McGovern and CIA Mafia plots to poison Castro, arguing Americans prefer silence over harsh truths. The piece warns democracy nurtures a fool's paradise to avoid bad news and urges McGovern to abandon peacemaker pose for candor.

Fool’s Paradise Holmes Alexander George McGovern Castro McGovern Robert Maheu CIA Maheu Sen. Frank Church Committee On Intelligence America Fool's Paradise

We Must Think Anew And Act Anew

A reflection on Abraham Lincoln’s call to think anew and act anew during crisis. The speaker recalls Lincoln’s warning that past dogmas fail in storms, sharing a personal journey from engineering to psychology to ministry and urging adaptation for future generations.

Abraham Lincoln Vietnam Lincoln

Letters to the Editor from 200 years ago comment on wages and city policy

Frederic C. Henderschott thanks Ernest Holcomb for keeping Crosland Park tidy. Helen Ronchetti praises the parkway upkeep. A reader urges action on animal welfare and asks SPCA to handle fallen pets. Mrs Judy V Wyatt criticizes alcohol advertising on TV and its harm to families and children.

Ernest Holcomb Crosland Park Judy V. Wyatt Judy V. Wy

Edward Rutledge Signer of South Carolina Declaration

Dorothy MacDowell recounts Edward Rutledge one of the four South Carolina signers of the Declaration of Independence. Son of Dr. John Rutledge, he studied with his brother in Charles Town before entering Middle Temple England and returning to practice in 1773. He served in Congress, traveled to Philadelphia in 1774, and again in 1779 but fell ill en route.

Dorothy Macdowell South Carolina Edward Rutledge John Rutledge Charles Town Christ Church Parish Edward S.C John Middle Temple England Rutledge Congress Philadelphia

military officer Edward Rutledge in Revolutionary War service

Edward Rutledge rose from militia to lieutenant colonel in the Charles Town artillery battalion. In 1779 he led a company of artillerists at Charles Town and earned glory with the island capitulation. He was captured as a prisoner of war and held in St Augustine for 11 months before exchange and a long exile from his home.

Charles Town Port Royal Island Edward Rutledge St. Augustine Privy Council

British Sloop Falcon Chases Gloucester Schooners

Off Cape Ann Massachusetts two American schooners are chased by the British sloop Falcon commanded by Captain John Linzee. After a cannonade and boarding fight Gloucester militia repel the party. Linzee withdraws after losing both schooners a cutter barges and half his crew including ten impressed Americans.

Cape Ann Gloucester Massachusetts John Linzee Gloucester Harbor Linzee

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Samuel A. Cothran Robert D. Cathcart Atlanta (Ga Constitution Knaves Vane United States Abe White House Solzhenitsyn Europe Red Forces W. Lee Truman Lo the New York City N.Y.C Municipal Assistance Corp MAC Frederic C. Henderschott Chafee Lane Mr. Holcomb Helen Ronchetti 5.P.C.A W Majes Chronicle of Ross Mackenzie Jeff MacNelly United Feature Syndicate
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