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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1972
Page
4
The ARP takeout program under Gov. John C. West appears to reach only about a quarter of the 90 000 drivers eligible for cheaper normal policies, with no concrete figures yet. The piece questions complexity and agent incentives, suggests the Smith Bill could aid uptake, and notes thousands regained normal market insurance with about 30 percent premium savings.
A Raleigh conference on child abuse notes 23 children killed and 356 injured in eight months in North Carolina. Governor Bob Scott convenes officials to identify causes and remedies as experts discuss nationwide patterns and parental factors.
A satirical transcript shows George promising unwavering backing to Tom in a mock political exchange. Tom seeks loyalty while George plays with candor, honesty, and responsibility as they joke about running mates and past misdeeds. The piece ends with a pledge of future loyalty in three years.
Holmes Alexander argues Nixon will secure the ABM Treaty and five year Interim Agreement while facing Jackson and Lodge style dissent. Jackson’s safeguards aim to slow disarmament and curb Soviet advantage, signaling a measured path beyond Wilsonian missteps.
Billy Graham critiques the notion of suicide, arguing life is not ended by death as the soulEndures. He cites Jung on emptiness and biblical verses to suggest true sustenance comes from seeking God's kingdom rather than earthly pleasures. He contends the body dies, but the soul remains alive.
The article discusses kidney transplants as easier than heart transplants due to rejection issues and cadaver kidney shortages. It notes growing transplant numbers, recommends donor coordination, and explains electroconvulsive treatments can aid severe depression when used carefully.
A Columbia firm, Lyles and Lang Construction, wins a DuPont contract to build 75 barrack style housing blocks for 7500 workers at the Savannah River Atomic Energy Plant. Buildings will rise near the H-bomb site in Aiken and Barnwell counties. G L Toole breaks dirt for a Sunday School building on the site. Edward Cushman Jr announces a Capital Crusade Freedom motorcade in Aiken with 49 units touring the country, motorcade in front of Holley Motor Company at 2:00 p.m. for a 20 minute program.
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