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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1971
Page
10
Richard A. Sunkel in his drugstore back room observes the modern shift from handmade preparations to packaged medicines. The article notes thousands of varieties and highlights amphetamines barbiturates hallucinogens and narcotics as drugs linked to misuse and addiction, with firms moving to lighter containers to cut costs.
News analysis notes TV’s role in conservation with NBC Elephant Country and ABC America: the Everglades. Cliff Robertson narrates a drought driven decline of Africa herds and Kruger Park strain. Godfrey shows canal plans draining the Florida swamp. Programs boost awareness alongside Cousteau and Burrud.
During the 1870s silver strike at Treasure City Nevada two miners built a home from rocks gathered on their claim. After the mine declined they sold their rock house for seventy five thousand dollars in silver.
The Associated Press reports eight fatalities from weekend crashes in South Carolina. Victims include Vickie S. Eddins 20 of Pelion in a one car crash near Pelion Jane P. Watts 39 of Columbia in a head on collision north of Columbia on US 1 Everett F. Stockman 55 of Columbia in the same crash Robert Blunt Sr. of Brunswick NJ in a car truck wreck near Sumter Charles E. Beckham 20 of Heath Springs in a four car crash near Kershaw John Stasney 44 of Elgin in a wreck near Camden Audrey H. Frederick 28 of Chester in a crash 11 miles east of Chester Richard W. Hinkle 17 of Myrtle Beach in a one car accident north of Myrtle Beach
A supervisor emphasizes extreme conditioning for linemen by requiring dangerous climbing drills and blindfolded field practice. The regimen focuses on discipline attention to detail from basic reading to leadership, insisting on rigorous training before fieldwork to ensure efficiency and safety.
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