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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1971
Page
4
The piece argues for carefully expanding executive and judicial leeway to reorganize and expedite justice while preserving checks and balances. It cautions against unchecked power and favors a unified court system with chief justice control, five circuit judges, and added courts as needed.
The Agriculture Department considers compensating farmers to uproot marijuana, aiming to sustain pot prices at full parity through a price support program.
A reader shares years of intrusive evil thoughts and asks for help. The response notes such struggles are common among Christians, citing Paul in Romans 7 and urging reliance on God for deliverance.
A PAGE GIRL may soon serve in the U S Senate if Senator Charles H. Percy wins approval of his colleagues for the appointment. Percy says the idea came as he spoke on women's rights to a group of women. Marjorie Craig, the 58 year old who led a 21 day shape up program, accompanies the story.
James MacGregor Burns portrays Franklin D Roosevelt as a joyous yet flawed wartime leader. The biography argues his two facedness, strategic genius in war, and weak postwar planning left a world he did not shape, with unintended outcomes in China, Indochina, and the Middle East.
Vivian Lybrand Gregory recounts the 1908 Lybrand house built by Walter F Lybrand, its hospitality, and family life from 1912 to 1920. She notes the Garvin house later, the Lybrand store across the street, and key family figures and events, including births, losses, and local lore.
Roland Harriman bred Black Rod from Calumet Crusader and Holyrood Sheila. Owned by David Dows of Ai ken and Nassau County, L I, the horse trotted 20 miles in 98 minutes 21 seconds at the Aiken Race Track on March 25, 1942, beating a 70 year old record by four seconds.
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