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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1978
Page
4
The text likens modern vandals to historic invaders and notes rising vandalism in the United States. It cites damaged art, slashed masterpieces, and large costs in schools totaling over 600 million annually, urging swift severe punishment and restitution.
South African agents gained unauthorized access to two closed congressional briefings in January. An embassy official attended Jan 18, and a law firm staffer posed as a congressional aide on Jan 31. Investigations focus on potential espionage violations and improper disclosure to South African press.
A compact guide urges staying one step ahead by countering problems with measured actions. It recommends calm resilience, nonchalance to insults, and transforming enemies into friends through honesty, openness, and learning from every situation.
The piece argues for a National Food and Fiber Board to stabilize agricultural prices like the Federal Reserve does for money. It envisions a nonpolitical body guiding supply through incentives and reserves, merging functions of the Agriculture Department to reduce bureaucracy while boosting producer earnings and consumer fairness.
Ashley Cooper reflects on Washington humor during George Washington's birthday and jokes about Jimmy Carter admitting to cherry trees. The piece includes political observations on holidays for employers and a humorous poll claim from Frank N. Berg.
The piece critiques judicial activism from Brown v Board onward and highlights a pending Supreme Court case Marshall vs. Barlow's Inc. involving contractor F G Barlow and OSHA searches. It notes courts issuing new rights and supervising operations, and recalls constitutional historian Raoul Berger's warning about overreach.
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