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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1970
Page
5
Leavelle McCampbell High School dedicates a week to anti drug and alcohol education with films lectures and student projects. Thelma Cushman and Ann Casey organize activities while students study the drug scene through papers and research.
The American party of South Carolina and the United Citizens party will not field candidates this year, while the Independents may run in some races. The Independents plan a Columbia convention March 28 as they push for ballot access and fundraising remains minimal with no funds available.
This item promotes a mindset that increased effort reduces anxiety, suggesting that staying busy minimizes worry by filling time with productive activity. It frames work as the antidote to mental strain, implying a causal link between labor and peace of mind.
A freedom of information bill introduced in the South Carolina House would keep most state and government agency meetings open to the public while exempting the General Assembly. Editors would gain access to local boards and school districts would face open meetings and records. violators face penalties up to six months in jail and $500.
Columbia AP reports South Carolina physicians urge exercise as essential for health and heart disease prevention. A medical association study stresses medical checkups before starting a program, recommends starter activities like walking and cycling, and warns against rapid bursts or heavy weight training for beginners.
More than two thousand employees at three J P Stevens textile mills in the Carolinas face one week layoffs starting March 27 because of poor business and inventory adjustments. Mills affected are Monaghan in Greenville Watts Plant in Laurens and Tuxedo Plant in Tuxedo North Carolina. A spokesman cited poor sales and abnormal inventories as factors with imported synthetic fibers adding pressure. South Carolina members of Congress seek curbs on textile imports.
South Carolina House postponed Thursday consideration of Senate amendments to a record 508 million appropriations bill. Debate centers on an eight thousand eight hundred dollar pension for circuit judges retiring after ten years, seen by many as special legislation. The measure funds a conservative operating budget with raises for constitutional officers and judges but not for teachers or legislators.
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