Hunters Lose Interest In Hunting In Arizona Desert
Paul Harvey reports hunters pull back from hunting amid shifting tastes and conservation focus. Desert bighorn ram hunting dwindled after 1950s permits, while the Arizona Desert Sheep Society volunteers build waterholes to sustain the ultra arid habitat. The effort, supervised by the state game and fish department, relies on unpaid hunter labor and supports ram safety with limited harvests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Harvey
Arizona
Game and Fish Department
Arizona Desert Sheep Society
Sheep Society
Aiken Standard News Briefs February 13 1973 Page 4
Local briefs from Aiken South Carolina dated February 13 1973 report community notices and brief events on Page 4 including civic updates and social happenings. No significant incidents detailed in the provided readable text.
South Carolina magistrates and the push to suspend sentences
A legislative committee considers granting magistrates power to suspend sentences, despite concerns about uneven court results. Gov West previously rejected the idea, and supporters press on while critics warn of political manipulation and diminished justice quality. Public debate centers on maintaining standards in magistrate courts.
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South Carolina
City Recorder’s Court
John C. West
Tax relief urged as surplus debate grows in state
Calls for using the 83.5 million surplus to ease taxes mount from groups including the NAACP and the D C Taxpayers Assn. Senator Lourie proposes exemptions for prescription drugs and expanded homestead relief. The editorial urges careful review before the 1973 74 budget and suggests food exemption as a meaningful option.
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John C. West
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
NAACP
D.C. Taxpayers Assn
Richland
Isadore Lourie
Lourie
Social Security Administration
General Assembly
West
State Budget and Control Board
U.S. Supreme Court
Laurie
Clock Clipping and Odometer Fraud Debate In Auto Safety Group
The Center for Auto Safety urges strict penalties on odometer rollbacks but experts doubt enforceability. The piece notes clipping the clock is hard to detect for lay buyers and suggests relying on other signs of vehicle use.
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Center For Auto Safety
Biblical View of Patriotism and Respect for Law
A reader argues that loving country and God align, citing I Peter on honoring government. The letter defends patriotic respect as compatible with faith, warns against anti flag actions, and urges constructive, godly patriotism as influence.
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Peter
Caesar
Rome
A Step Toward Peace by A disciplined society
Attorney General Richard Kleindienst argues a court ordered wiretap will curb organized crime before the 1970s end. The piece praises government resolve, wonders about replacing permissive society with disciplined law enforcement, and notes Nixon era support for capital punishment.
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Holmes Alexander
United States
Richard Kleindienst
Nixon
Discipline and morality as a path to world peace
The piece argues for strict national discipline starting at the Justice Department and within the home to curb crime and social decay. It links personal conduct to global peace, praising American democracy as a model and urging the government to enforce ethical standards against corruption, dope, and vice.
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Rockefeller
New York
Justice Department
America
Europe
Asia
Africa
Aikenites Sport Life in 1929 Graceful Hobbies
Grace Robinson recalls Aiken in 1929 with horse schooling at Cuthbert track each morning and 9 o clock arrivals. The Palmetto Golf Club hosts winter golf and multiple private courts grace the area. The Everett Crawfords enjoy a glass enclosed forty foot swimming pool as a social hub for youths after riding.
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Grace Robinson
Hitchcock
Palmetto Golf Club
David Dows
New York
Everett Crawfords
New Emphasis On Self-Reliance By Nixon Aims At Subsidies
A column argues President Nixon plans to cut federal subsidy programs including public housing rural assistance education and public employment. It cites subsidies as wasteful and urges self reliance mirroring his inaugural call to personal responsibility. Dr Chase Arkansas officials and Jim Bradley warn of housing disruptions while critics link Great Society programs to poor results.
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Anthony Harrigan
Nixon
South
Carolina
John A. Chase
Columbia Housing Authority
Columbia
South Carolina
Uncle Sam
Richard Nixon
Dr. Chase
Arkansas
Jim Bradley
State Office of
Economic Opportunity
The
Arkansas Gazette
OEO
Office of Economic Opportunity
Neighborhood Legal Service
Great Society
Sorry That Line Is Busy Remarks on telephone delays
The piece catalogs common excuses heard when dialing phones in America. It lists lines like in conference vacation and wife calls as explanations for busy signals and holds. It notes how callers prompt rudimentary responses and jokes about breaking in only for life or death emergencies.
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Sor-R-R-T-Ree
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Aiken
Samuel A. Cothran
Robert D. Cathcart
Performing Arts
H.P.S
Kleindienst
Plain Truth
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Congress
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