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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1977
Page
4
A special drug enforcement unit in San Francisco and Los Angeles last year arrested 64 professionals including 48 physicians and 6 pharmacists for illegally dispensing tranquilizers and painkillers. The piece argues for stricter professional policing, warns of doctors and patients enabling abuse, and calls for caution in prescribing and consuming mood altering drugs.
Samuel A. Cothran is identified as president and editor while Robert D. Cathcart serves as executive editor on Page 4. The note appears in a newspaper masthead listing leadership roles.
Sociologist Constantine Safilios-Rothschilds daughter argues Navy policy could place women on every ship to foster friendships. The study on coed dorms suggests non sexual bonds, but old salts fear mornings at sea with women on deck in curlers and no makeup.
Readers praise the Aiken Police Department for prompt help after a gunpoint robbery at the station and argue for support of public servants. Other letters defend traditional family roles, warn of television’s negative influence, and thank the community for recovering a lost address book found in Aiken.
Senator Wallop voices concern over how many Senators skip advice and consent in presidential nominations. The piece argues caution in confirming Warnke for SALT II and Arms Control roles, noting past Senate skepticism toward executive picks and the risk of partisan mischief guiding approvals.
A letter asks if God can forgive an automobile accident killing. Graham cites Exodus on murder and notes cities of refuge for accidental homicide. He adds that some accidents are unpreventable while others result from driver intoxication or negligence.
Washington figure Marjorie Holt and 20 GOP colleagues criticize Congress for short sighted energy policy and windfall pay raises. Carter administration backed ethics link to salary hike from 42 500 to 54 000 while critics warn of hidden motives and voting avoidance.
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