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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1972
Page
4
Samuel A. Cothran and Robert D. Cathcart are noted in the Aiken Standard as long serving executives with editorial leadership since 1867. The item marks their positions and tenure in a historic context.
South Carolina air pollution rules lack public data access and monitoring provisions. EPA says state must adopt enforceable standards or Washington will fill the gaps, arguing air regulation is not solely a state matter as smog crosses borders from Ohio to Miami.
Nine independent nursing homes in Detroit form Health Saving Services to provide elderly day care for ten dollars daily with two meals. Overnight care costs vary by center, with government scrutiny noted in London. The program offers temporary respite for caregivers and non permanent support for housebound seniors.
A collection of quips about Henry who cannot drive an automobile and is teased for it. The piece shifts to a naval analysis by Holmes Alexander on Nixon era mining in Vietnam waters and Admiral Cagle’s reports on 1967 minefields and their strategic impact.
The writer argues salvation hinges on faith in Jesus as Savior. He notes Christians may claim eternal life while urging belief in Christ’s promises rather than personal worthiness. He compares faith in scripture to trust in scientific findings, stressing conviction in Christ as Truth.
Dr. W C Alvarez describes the spectrum of arthritis from rheumatoid type to less severe forms and explains surgical options such as synovial removal, joint fusion, and hip resurfacing. He notes that total hip replacement can relieve pain and improve function, and discusses knee injuries from football, drugs like cortisone, and potential gold salts therapies. He offers a booklet on causes and treatments for low back pain for 25 cents.
Paul Harvey argues that American education must shift toward practical trades and industrial arts to prepare students for livings. He cites Dewey’s vocational critique and notes rising dropout and underemployment, while highlighting trials in Illinois and Ohio labs and new course tests. The piece urges action to train doers.
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