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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1972

Page

4

Blatts Pledge to Trim Windfall Spending Reflects Budget Dilemmas

The piece argues House Speaker Blatt will curb about 20 million dollars of windfall tax money tied to the Senate budget. It says Gov Weston and others avoid fiscal soundness, using one time windfall for recurring costs, with predictions that the House will similarly resist restraint.

House Solomon Blatt John C. Weston West Senate Finance Committee Senate Mr. Blatt

Costly bill from dropping out costs nation billions

A Stanford University study using census data estimates 3.2 million men aged 25 to 34 who did not finish high school will lose about 237 billion dollars in lifetime income. They would have paid 70 billion in taxes, leaving a net loss of 30 billion in potential tax revenue. Welfare savings are not counted.

Stanford University Henry M. Levin Levin Huntington W.va Herald-Dispatch and Advertiser Aiken County

Now We Even Play Golf Sitting Down

A detailed look at Gov. George Wallace’s spinal injury contrasts with backache science. It surveys causes from inactivity to summer heat, notes varying diagnoses, and highlights new therapies and the role of muscle tone in supporting the spine.

George Wallace Case Western Reserve University James M. Morris Paul Abshire

Letter exposing Aiken County governance and taxpayer concerns

Leigh B. McKinney criticizes the Aiken County Delegation for mixing legislative and executive roles and wasting funds on projects like a new court house and voting equipment. Nancy Church thanks readers for artist guild coverage. Mrs. Robert G Dunn calls for a stricter dog catcher and suggests drastic penalties for abandonment.

Sen. McMillan Laughlin H.U.D Aiken County Richmond County Augusta Herald McMillan Horse Creek Valley Court House

Public concern over animal cruelty and humane options in Aiken

Letters from Dorothy M. Nelson and Valerie Margeta urge kinder handling of stray dogs, support the local Humane Society, and call for leash laws and city county pet care ordinances. They warn against tranquilizer use and advocate publicity for pet adoption services while preserving Aiken’s historic beauty.

Norma Farrar Aiken Aiken County Humane Society Augusta Whiskey Road Kalmia Hill Valerie Margeta Rollingwood Rd

Forgiven Sins Do Not Face Repeated Judgment

Billy Graham explains that confession to God brings complete forgiveness through Christ. Sins forgiven are forgotten by God and cannot be judged again, even if a believer slips back into old habits. Mercy seat replaces the blood altar, and grace covers past sins once for all.

Billy Graham Great White Throne Christ

The Angela Davis Case and the Press

An essay reflecting on Angela Davis and the press after her acquittal. It argues juror sympathy for the accused can challenge justice, critiques permissiveness in society, and notes the dangers of a helpless nation failing to discipline rebellion and crime.

Holmes Alexander Angela Davis Miss Davis Newton Congress Rosenbergs Sacco Vanzetti Alger Hiss

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