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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1972
Page
4
Quips on age and ambition mix with observations on detectives actors and ballplayers. The narrator muses on optimism cynicism and the quirks of personality through humorous vignettes about aging performers and everyday foibles.
Congress recessed as the Moscow Accords sparring began with Nixon ahead on points. Ambassadors and officials debated interim limits, with Smith defending verifiable safeguards amid Jackson and Buckley criticisms. House support for defense programs stood, while critics warned Nixon may win a round yet lose the bout.
Samuel A. Cothran serves as president and editor while Robert D. Cathcart is executive editor, outlining top newsroom leadership.
The General Assembly passed a bill to grant state pensions after 20 years of service for National Guardsmen with Gov. West expected to sign. Critics warn of tax burden and future hikes, noting guardsmen are part time and already federal paid. Supporters cite admiration and police duty pay as justification.
In a Gotham subway car a burly insurance executive chased a smaller thief after his wallet was lifted. The jacket tore and the culprit vanished, leaving only cloth as the train carried on toward Wall Street. He later learns the wallet was at home.
Pollution control is not just a public duty but a business opportunity. The EPA demands action, and with modern recycling and byproduct reuse several industries report profitable outcomes. Paper, pulp, orange juice, pharmaceuticals, paint, foundries, and scrap iron show cost savings and revenue gains from clean technologies and waste valorization.
Letters to the editor debate church stance on capital punishment and mercy, cite Christ’s example and poverty, then critique McGovern redistribution plans and wealth rights, with thanks for Ben Mauldin Fund support from local readers and institutions.
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