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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1979
Page
5
Local page collects community items from Aiken County. Notable entries include town notices, school news, upcoming events, and civic updates affecting residents.
A columnist reflects on the seasonal strain of school uniforms for public school families. The piece discusses mandatory wear, the difficulty of maintaining variety, the toll on mothers who iron and tag clothes, and the oddities of fashion in uniform life, with a closing anecdote about a police officer niece and a familiar plaid skirt.
A reader asks about marriage and money control with partner Lenny who wants to manage her inherited fortune. Abby advises ending the engagement to protect financial security and emphasizes that being lonely and broke is worse. Additional letters cover a 22 year old considering marriage to a 32 year old and seeking the fiances ex wife’s view. Abby warns against pursuing such contact and suggests caution. A tipping disagreement concludes with Abby urging complaints to management and moderation as a path to happiness.
A playful summer trivia piece tests knowledge of Ty Cobb to Hank Aaron with questions on teams, leagues, and landmark moments. It blends classic baseball lore with curious prompts and pointer clues from the sport’s long narrative.
Surveys across the state show pine bark beetles rising, threatening pines of all ages. Severe droughts, weather stress, overcrowded stands, and unhealthy trees fuel outbreaks. management like thinning, salvage cuts, and targeted spraying with approved chemicals can limit damage. Conservation steps and Clemson Extension guidance are advised.
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