Samuel A. Cothran President and Editor
Obscure note identifies Samuel A. Cothran as President and Editor of the Aiken Standard. No further context or events included in the readable text.
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Aiken Standard in Aiken, South Carolina
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 1973
Page
4
Plan to remove junked cars faces costly state cooperation
Gov West and Gov Scott of North Carolina seek a joint plan to clear 20000 derelict vehicles from roadsides, a costly public effort raising debates on taxpayer burden, purchaser responsibility, and environmental cleanup. The piece also discusses press shield laws and congressional incumbency advantages in the United States House, highlighting secrecy, sources, and political dynamics.
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West
Gov
Scott
North Carolina
Bridges Wiped Out Amid Week of Deluge in Aiken County
Aiken County suffered near total bridge destruction from last week s heavy rains. Bridges ranged from the Sand Bar Ferry concrete structure to small wooden crossings, halting travel across streams. Notable local movements include Miss Lillias Pinkney Brown s club meeting relocation and residents like Mr Fritz Schulhofer leasing Maryland cottage to Walter B Eaton of New York. James Aldrich Hall left for Washington to take a government post.
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Aiken County
Sand Bar Ferry
Lillias Pinckney-Brown
Osivia Hutson
Fritz Schulhofer
Maryland
South Boundary
Walter B. Eaton
New York
C.B. Anderson
E.S. Henderson
Messrs Wardlaw
M.A. Wilder
Wilbur Driver
Columbia
Isabelle Clift
Walter Mays
York
D.C
Harold E. Platt
Rosaline Mackenfuss
Charleston
Oglethorpe Citadel
James Aldrich Hall
Washington
Hall
1972 A Vintage Year In Medical Progress
A summary of medical advances highlights 16 key developments from cataract laser-like liquefaction to hormone therapies for sex offenders and artificial hearts. Notable mentions include Mayo gallstone dissolution, L-Dopa cancer potential, and kidney stone ultrasound dissolution, with various universities and labs cited as progress sources.
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Manhattan
Mayo
University of California
Case Western Reserve
National Institutes of Health
University of Michigan
Oak Ridge National Laboratory
Northwestern’'s Medical School
University of Florida
Kissinger Tho Secret Session Sparks Whimsical Spin
December 19 1976 Kissinger and Le Duc Tho met for three hours and forty one minutes in a desert wadi near Hanoi for their 1134th secret session. Audience speculation swirled around peace prospects and a mock camel sparked a playful controversy.
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Henry Kissinger
Hanoi
le Duc Tho
Here
Eiffel Tower
Marrakech
Gambling in New York City and state revenue debate
Billy Graham argues against legalized betting despite revenue benefits, noting four states legalizing gambling and OTB expansion. He cites cost to public funds, warns of crime and disservice, and maintains believers should not treat life as a gamble.
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Billy Graham
New York City
Connecticut
New York Magazine
N.Y
Washington Monument
National Observer
Salt And Pepper Injustice (Holmes Alexander)
A column discusses salt and pepper rape trials in Washington with debate over jury bias and the legacy of racial injustice. It cites cases from Georgetown to GWU and notes a landmark February incident involving S C Butler on campus. A District court ruling was anticipated for 1972.
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District of Columbia
George Washington University
S.C. Butler
Representa
Butler
Sex Squad
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