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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1971
Page
4
The Miami Police Department now accepts young men with past marijuana or drug use within limits, provided the activity was not in the last year. Hallucinogens and mild drug use are considered, while heroin and cocaine remain automatic disqualifiers. The policy aims to aid recruiting amid a rising toxic-drug era.
The piece outlines U S economic decline and foreign competition with Japan and Europe. It cites calls for a wage price freeze by figures like McGovern Harvey and within the Administration fears of worker strikes if restraints are imposed. The argument weighs Congress authority and presidential power against persistent deficits and inflation risks.
Public relations insiders claim conservatives fear Nixon policy on unemployment inflation welfare and China. A Belfast engineer George Watt recounts prison time and spies while suggesting Nixon could win support by addressing jailed Americans Downey Fecteau and Smith in a Nixon Mao summit context.
A sermon explores whether Christianity is truly total and fully lived, urging believers to offer themselves to Christ in every aspect of life. It argues that Christ must be Lord of all, not of some, and stresses sharing faith at home and everywhere before the return of Jesus.
HAL BOYLE collects questions on society and humanity from a humorous lens then shifts to religious exhortation. The piece contrasts worldly curiosities with Total Christianity urging faithful living and use of gifts while warning of judgment. A Florida pastor cites Weathervane Christianity and a Jamaica fire as cautionary examples.
Eugene J. Oyler, of Aiken, died Monday August 9 1971. Funeral arrangements were pending at the Aiken Standard obituary desk.
The Aiken Standard invites readers to submit signed letters for publication. Include the writer’s mailing address. anonymous submissions are not considered and pen names are not allowed. Letters should be legible and can be edited for space clarity taste and libel.
Aiken notices report Henry Hahn will retire from business and sell his entire stock of dry goods shoes and clothing at cost. The sale follows the ad in Schroeders new building on Laurens Street opposite the Town Hall. Married notice records William John R Heriot of Aiken to Hattie L Way of Grahams S C with Rev W H Mosely officiating.
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