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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1972
Page
4
The Aiken Standard praises local youth for civic action from the March of Dimes fundraiser to storm debris cleanup. It credits USC Aiken Regional Campus for shaping responsible leadership and urges junior high to college students to join in litter control and beautification to ease tax burdens and protect the community.
A pastor argues that self-esteem reduces habitual unhappiness caused by perceived blows to self-worth. He notes people let external events dictate emotions, likening reaction to being directed by others and urges resisting self-pity and condemnation. Epictetus is cited: people are disturbed by opinions, not events.
The Nation essay argues Howard Hughes is alive and seeking privacy after using publicity stunts. It applies Murke's Law to show how media attention both creates fame and brushes aside those who seek seclusion.
Meany's stinging remark about the president inspires Ed Muskie to challenge Nixon's summit diplomacy. The piece weighs Nixon’s handling of Peking and Moscow, Muskie’s critique of advance work, and the risk of diplomatic missteps as a campaign issue.
The article surveys Joslin Diabetes Foundation efforts to induce beta cell division to ease diabetes, notes tractor safety improvements urged by AMA, and discusses shifts in psychiatric emergency care toward self referrals and drug-assisted therapy. It cites Cleveland hospital studies of patients 20 to 29 and stresses teen and young adult mental health needs, plus a diabetic care booklet by Dr. Walker C. Alvarez available for 25 cents.
Eugene J. Joyler is featured in a local Aiken segment dated Thursday January 20 1972 detailing a community event and its local participants. The piece highlights Joyler’s role and nearby organizational names and venues.
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