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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1972
Page
4
Aiken Standard notes slow downtown changes threaten the retail district. Landlords high rents, merchant competition with suburban shops, parking issues, and a race to suburban malls are cited as key pressures. The piece urges citizen soul searching to address the real problem.
John Connally, a popular former Texas governor and current Treasury secretary, faces many paths after Nixon’s administration. He hints at retirement in October, may return to private life, but would likely stay active in politics, possibly as a candidate for vice president if Agnew falters.
A column critiques knee-jerk opposition to nuclear testing and favors continued underground testing monitoring by seismic science. It cites Joe Case and Henry M. Jackson, notes defense agency shifts, and warns against unilateral disarmament while stressing safeguards and the value of atmospheric tests.
The Aiken Standard invites signed letters with a legible mailing address. Anonymous submissions are rejected and pen names are not allowed. Letters may be edited for space and taste with no subject limits.
Dr. W C Alvarez highlights A J Montanari who runs a school and residential center in Hialeah Florida aiding hard to place youths. The Montanari Book by Montanari and Henley shares methods to handle anger behavior and family dynamics with practical guidance for parents and educators.
A reader asks how to cope with jealousy when a neighbor’s family has more material comfort. The response urges focusing on spiritual possessions over possessions, citing Philippians 4 8 9 and stressing intelligence integrity and character as true riches, noting envy fuels frustration while virtuous living brings peace.
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