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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1970
Page
5
The spring job market shifts as interview programs shrink with 58 companies and seven government agencies cancel campus visits at Stanford. Decline stems from defense cutbacks and cautious business expansion, pushing students toward nondefense fields and teaching tracks.
A reflective Easter essay traces freedom from Roman rule to the Sermon on the Mount. It highlights Saul of Tarsus’s transformation, Jesus’s message of forgiveness, and the enduring call to free will. The piece ends with a biblical exhortation and seasonal greeting.
A letter decries perceived attacks on American heritage and the commonweal by seditionists and propagandists. It accuses officials of tolerating treachery and judges of stifling objective discussion while patriots are vilified and reputations damaged.
A reader thanks contributors for letters about litter on Rutland Drive near Aiken High and an elementary school and urges police patrols. The writer notes beer bottles may come from after hours visitors and cites Teague Street near the new water tower as another area needing cleanup.
The S C Water Resources Commission announces a forthcoming Port Victoria estuarine study using 16 technical disciplines to assess pollution risks from BASF plans and advise the State Pollution Control Authority on waste discharge permits. The program starts a long term coastal regional study, aiming to fit industry to the environment and bolster seafood production, praising Clair P. Guess Jr. as executive director.
A historic East Indian deodara known as Timber of the Gods stands on Level Acres Pine Log Road in Aiken County. Owned by Mr. and Mrs. N. J. DeLoach, the tree dates from earlier land transfers including Hobbs and Moseley ownership, with 1940 purchase by the DeLoaches and 1964 ice storm damage diminishing its height from 1920.
Letters thank neighbors and organizations for aid after February 9 fire that destroyed a Montmorenci home. The Wood family describes rent-free housing, money, food, clothing, and furnishings from the community and praise local church radio and media coverage.
A reader seeks solace after adultery professing guilt and fear of unforgiveness. The responder urges recognizing God’s readiness to forgive, cites David Jesus and Mary Magdalene, and urges sincere repentance, acceptance of grace, and service to Christ.
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