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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1971
Page
4
North Augusta cleanup gains momentum with youth and volunteers
The Jaycee SNAPS program in North Augusta gains support as Ft. Gordon and an Army reserve unit volunteer. Young residents rally to remove junked cars and trash, showing environment concern in action, inspiring wider county enthusiasm per The Aiken Standard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Augusta
Ft. Gordon
Augusta urged to claim bigger metro by embracing distant areas
The Augusta Chronicle laments census results and urges expanding the metropolitan area by including far flung regions such as Aiken County and even cities like Columbia Atlanta or Los Angeles. The piece questions the artificial municipal boundaries and pushes for thinking bigger.
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Augusta
Georgia
South Carolina
Aiken County
Columbia
Atlanta
Los Angeles
Special-Interest Tour Promises Eight Strike-Torn Cities
Amid global labor unrest a proposed tour would visit eight strike-torn cities in five days. The idea highlights rising complexity for historians as more events and multiple versions of each unfold.
Letters to the Editor Policy at Aiken Standard
The Aiken Standard invites signed letters with full mailing addresses for publication. Anonymous submissions are rejected. Pen names are not allowed. Letters must be legible and may be edited for space clarity taste and libel. There is no subject matter limit.
Poor Man's Sanity Check by HAL Boyle
A light AP column offers a humorous mental health quiz to gauge normalcy. It lists cheeky questions about behavior and perceptions to estimate one’s sanity quotient, concluding with a tongue in cheek score.
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New York
U.S
Bible Answers for Modern Problems
The Bible speaks to the heart and spirit and addresses life and death questions. Though written ages ago it shows sin in its ugliness and how Christ solves the sin problem, making God’s redeeming love real to us through faith.
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Abraham
Christ
God
Squash Court Becomes Notable Private Home in Aiken
The Whiskey Road and Easy Street residence, once a squash court designed in 1904 by Stanford White for the Whitney family, retains a handball court and 28 foot ceilings. Donated to Aiken Day School in 1934 and later sold in 1967, it now serves as an unusual home and will be on tour April 2 during the St Thaddeus Church Garden tour.
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Whiskey Road
Easy Street
Stanford White
Whitney
Joye
Hitchcock Woods
G. MacCulloch Miller
William Collins Whitney
Aiken Day School
Ambrose Clark
Robert O Lipe
Robert McCreary
St. Thaddeus Episcopal Church
Nixon Faces Backlash After Laos Cambodia successes
The piece argues Nixon deserved credit for Laos and Cambodia campaigns yet faces waning public support and peacenik opposition. It notes Mao’s Hanoi visit, warns of possible North Vietnam intervention, and questions whether the nation will back a decisive path.
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Nixon
S. Th
Lyndon Johnson
White House
Mao Tse-tung
China
Hanoi
Laos
Mao
Thieu
Saigon
Rogers
Washington
North Vietnam
Indochina
John Kennedy
Khrushchev
Napoleon's Retreat Reprise in Paris Declared a Mobile Maneuver
Paris reports and Napoleon's statements frame the Moscow retreat as a tactical relocation. Government officials deny disarray, stressing swift westward movement and orderly maneuvering. Napoleon claims progress toward disruptions of enemy supply lines and highlights Moscow's capture and Russian losses. He urges French confidence and cautions against peace undercuts, while dismissing panic rumors and promising further successes.
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Europe
Marshal Ney
Russia
Napoleon
Champs Elysees
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