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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1972
Page
4
The Aiken Standard lists Samuel A. Cothran as President and Editor with Robert D. Cathcart serving as Executive Editor, reflecting the paper's leadership structure since 1867.
A Massachusetts Supreme Court ruling slashed compulsory auto insurance costs over two years by more than 70 percent. The article credits the state’s no-fault law and a tough insurance commissioner, contrasting with South Carolina where lawmakers hesitate on no-fault and officials show less enthusiasm for enforcement.
The Nixon administration leads in equal opportunity and pay for women with more women in high level federal policy roles. From 34 to 105 women earn $28 000 or more, over half previously held by men. Over one thousand women now serve in federal middle management, signaling a new milestone for Columbia and South Carolina government.
Citizens of Aiken contributed 279.25 to the Alston Wilkes Society to send Ray Satterfield to pre Olympic trials in Texas and to the Olympics in Germany this summer. Ray Satterfield is a correctional officer who accompanies Bobby to his fights. Bobby Hunter’s expenses are paid by the Olympic Committee.
An essay argues that over 80 percent of success comes from personal qualities such as initiative concentration and leadership while training accounts for less than 20 percent. A golf anecdote and a joke about love and misquotes illustrate the point with light humor.
A columnist notes after the SALT signing the United States faces a breather but Moscow may still dominate strategic offensive arms and missile defenses. The piece cites Peter Flanigan and Earl Butz as officials who eyed Soviet LNG deals and grain-for-oil trade, while lamenting a $800 million Lend Lease debt blockage and lingering post summit disappointment.
A compact critique of political double talk showing how remarks are translated into the real meaning behind campaigns and speeches. The piece underlines how politicians mix promises with actions and how language often masks intentions.
The author argues free enterprise means private industry with minimal government control. They reject profit as life's only goal, citing Jesus on spiritual riches and urging a return to faith, creativity, love of work, and care for others as core American ideals.
Dr. W C Alvarez cites Jean Mayer warning that vegetarianism can harm some people. He notes B12 deficiency in many vegetarians, risk of pernicious anemia, and reduced intake of vitamins A C and D. He warns against rice diets and Kwashiorkor, sharing personal anecdotes and arguing meat aids digestion and calorie density.
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