Aiken Standard Editor Robert D Cathcart
The Aiken Standard dated Monday March 6 1972 lists Robert D Cathcart as executive editor and outlines the newspaper leadership for the edition.
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1972
Page
4
The Aiken Standard dated Monday March 6 1972 lists Robert D Cathcart as executive editor and outlines the newspaper leadership for the edition.
Spring flowers brighten Aiken as the city prepares for the Triple Crown series starting March 11. Three successive Saturdays feature Trials harness races and steeplechase events attracting thousands to showcase Aiken as a garden spot and a premier equestrian venue.
Dr. Donald Louria warned at the AAAS meeting that by 1980 a surge in mind altering drugs and electrical stimulation could turn weekends and holidays into endless leisure. He said boredom drives use and that a three to four day work week could heighten the pursuit of pleasure through psychogenic means, risking a repeat of a civilization’s decline unless society adapts.
Arthur Hoppe riffs on income tax time with Leadbetter Lag who audits for undeclared gains and deductions. The Tax Man argues the law while Lag rails at charity and national duty, ending in Lag finding therapy on a Berry Farm.
A disabled veteran departed Kaneohe Hawaii on Feb 19 for enemy territory as loyal Americans support him. The fragment notes his crippling condition but frames his mission in a partisan tone.
A reader asks about modest dress for women in church amid pants suits while a columnist weighs modesty of heart. The piece analyzes President Nixon’s China trip, Ziegler briefings, potential lack of joint communique, and the diplomatic imbalance at the Peking talks.
A concise overview traces the term vitamin to 1911, explains their tiny required amounts, and notes key vitamins such as C for scurvy and B complex for energy. It cites Beri Beri, pellagra, and the debate over Vitamin C preventing colds, with foods like citrus, leafy greens, milk, and liver highlighted.
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