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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jul 25, 1983

Page

4

House Censures Two Members Amid Mixed Reactions

The House Ethics Committee reprimand for Rep. Crane and Rep. Studds drew sharp contrasts. Crane admitted sexual relations with a young female page, while Studds acknowledged homosexual activity with a male page and attempted to lure two more. Public outrage grew as Studds offered no apology and framed the episode as a pursuit of meaning.

U. S. House of Representatives Daniel Crane Gerry E. Studds Crane Rep. Studds Europe Congress House Studds Ethics Committee Rep

South Carolina Bill Targets Big-Scale Drug Traffickers

Attorney General T. Travis Medlock proposed a new bill to curb big time drug trafficking. It targets dealers handling 100 pounds of marijuana or 28 grams of cocaine or more, with a 25 year sentence, no parole, and asset seizures. A $500000 bail is set, aiming to block profits and deter large operators. The bill seeks swift action from the General Assembly and stricter court penalties.

South Carolina T. Travis Medlock Medlock Aiken Rotary Club South Carolina General Assembly

Thought For Today Quote from Samuel Johnson

A brief Thought For Today presents Samuel Johnson's line on critics and cooking, suggesting sharp critique need not come from kitchen skill. The quote reflects Johnson's wry view on culinary judgment and eloquent commentary.

Samuel Johnson

Capitol physicians guard lawmakers health as Barrons notes

Barrons notes lawmakers use Capitol physician staff and on site lab at the Capitol for free medical exams and drugs with a whirlpool and therapy gear. The piece questions hidden defense budget allocations masking such benefits and mocks modern life trends.

Barron’s Defense Department Watch Capitol House Senate Library of Congress

A Tale Of Two Congressmen 35 Years Apart

The piece contrasts Strom Thurmond and Tip O Neill tracing Thurmond from 1948 Dixie realignment to 1981 Senate leadership and O Neill from 1948 Massachusetts House defeat to 1981 Speaker. It notes shifts from Democratic loyalty to Republican ascendancy and the enduring political realignments shaping modern Congress.

Washington Strom Thurmond R-S.c United States Thomas P Tip) O’neill, Jr D-Mass Thurmond South Carolina Harry S. Truman States Rights Party Birmingham Ala Truman O’neill John W. McCormack House Tip Paul Clancy Shirley Elder McCormack Massachusetts House Tom Mullen Tip O’neill John F. Kennedy Senate Kennedy House of Representatives Lyndon B. Johnson Vietnam Massachusetts Capitol Inga Ima I Eagl Hes

Readers' Views on Morality and Trees in Aiken

Letters discuss the editor's view of corruption and constitutional guardianship, praise Aiken's trees and public spaces, and urge caution about tritium releases at Savannah River Plant. Authors include Joann B. Hartley and Kathleen M. Tucker urging independent evaluation and protective steps.

Savannah River Kathleen M. Tucker Health & Energy Learning Project Massachusetts Avenue Washington, D.C

Aiken’s Trees and People Shape Its Special Character

A transplanted Philadelphian praises Aiken for its friendly residents and abundant trees. He highlights Park Avenue’s spring floral revue featuring azalea dogwood magnolia and myrtle and notes the city’s respect for life as shown by its venerable trees. He mentions parking spaces reserved for two senior trees near Williamsburg Farmer’s Market and notes routes along Colleton Avenue and Union Street.

Aiken Philly Park Avenue Williamsburg Street Colleton Avenue Union Street

Encouraging a church pastor to balance evangelism with growth

A reader asks how to handle a pastor who repeats basic evangelistic messages. The adviser suggests expressing concern to the pastor or church leaders, appreciating the evangelism while proposing occasional services aimed at deeper growth for all members.

DR. Graham D.A

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