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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1976
Page
6
A reader asks about abortion options and funding. Abby recommends Planned Parenthood for pregnancy testing, counseling, and guidance, while other letters cover relationship issues, infidelity, hospitality, and religious faith in a reflective, confessional tone.
Dr. James Harrington of UC Davis proposes a low cost method to extend leftover garden seed life. Dry seeds in a milk desiccant in a refrigerated jar, replace the desiccant yearly, and use seeds promptly. Beneficiaries include experienced gardeners and those in long growing regions.
The Salvation Army offers prison counseling parole planning and guidance along with community programs to prevent crime. It provides case work spiritual guidance child care recreation camping addiction recovery and employment services plus half way houses for ex inmates to ease reintegration. Contact a local Salvation Army center to contribute time money or talent.
Surveys in Tokyo reveal continued male-dominated attitudes as one third of Japan's labor force is women. While 40 percent of women feel progress against discrimination exists, 52.7 percent view women as unfit for supervisory posts and 38.4 percent still see tea serving as an essential duty for women.
Only one mushroom type is grown commercially in the United States. It ranges from dark brown to white with minor differences. Darker fungi are firmer, skewering friendly, less bruise prone, and some claim more flavorful.
Muriel Fletcher analyzes James Dygert’s 1976 study on the new breed of investigative reporters led by Woodward and Bernstein. It profiles reporters from major and smaller papers, tracing methods, reforms, and the need for a fearless press in American life.
The paper will publish wedding stories up to 30 days after the wedding and requires engagements announced at least 30 days before. Submit wedding forms and photos two publication days before the ceremony and bridal party details at least five days prior so the story can run before the event.
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