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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1971
Page
4
The piece notes cigarette makers align to market marijuana cigarettes pending legislative approval. It cites rising campus exposure, Army and celebrity connections, and research suggesting no physical dependence, while warning of uncertainty about long term effects and noting anecdotal shifts in public stance.
The 1967 obituary recalls Francis Skiddy von Stade a famed polo player and horseman who led the Saratoga Track in the 1940s and 1950s. He died at his Old Westbury home and wintered in Aiken, leaving a legacy at The Jockey Club and the Meadowbrook Polo Club.
Eugene J. Oyler serves as executive editor for the Aitken Standard, a long running newspaper since 1867.
Critics say the comptroller general faces dubious ground approving a $10 000 raise for constitutional officers while teachers and state employees await modest increases amid budget constraints. They argue legislative intent prevented raises this year and urge focus on real need for teacher pay boosts and employee wages.
The author reflects on political bosses from Daley to Rider, praising their personal warmth and loyalty while noting their power, influence, and impact on careers. He recalls his own rise aided by bosses, including Harrison Rider, and argues bosses shaped politics and literature for decades.
Aiken County educators urge lawmakers to listen as they seek fair pay and recognition. They describe overburdened duties, professional dedication, and the need to balance classroom care with broader duties, while rejecting strikes and aiming for constructive dialogue.
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