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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1972
Page
4
Lawmakers debate delaying the June 13 primary with 30 day registration closing near. House favors Sept 5, Senate may not concur. Proposals argue for shorter nominating period to cut campaign costs and reduce voter fatigue while keeping issues in focus. Some call for permanent change.
Florida Department of Transportation seeks 98000 dollars in damages for over 400 trees cut along the turnpike right of way by National Adversizing Co. Inc., a Minnesota Mining subsidiary. The editorial urges broader action against billboard firms to protect scenic views and trees.
Leonard H. MacBain requests coverage of the May 9 Zoning Board meeting. He notes many Crosland Park property owners will attend to protest a proposal to rezone five acres at York and Aldrich streets to allow apartment buildings.
Citizens of Aiken wonder why Rollingwood Road section representatives and others were not heard at Sol Cohen’s court appearance last Monday morning. LILLIAN B. POWELL 433 South Boundary SE.
A letter to the editor urges kindness to all living creatures amid violence. It promotes Be Kind To Animals Week May 7 13 sponsored by the American Humane Association with local SPCA efforts to find homes for shelter pets and notes shelter hours and adoption goals.
Austin Riley argues that legislative compensation is key to the quality of the state’s lawmaking body and life quality, urging adequate pay to attract capable representatives. He notes public criticism but insists higher pay benefits the state long term. The piece includes a letter from Paul L. Springer thanking the Aiken Standard for concert coverage.
Publicity Chairman Mrs Harold Saucier thanks Emily Hull for excellent coverage of the Town and Country Club programs and activities for the 1971-72 year.
A writer recounts a stroke at age forty with no warning and sudden speech slur. He describes hospital tests, heavy blood pressure, and a recovery plan including weight loss and a return to work at the typewriter. He notes a six week arc from event to resumed duties.
Dr. W C Alvarez discusses runaway youth in the United States noting over 100000 children run away weekly and about 600000 minors in 1970. Most return home after about three days, yet many end up in urban “runaway houses” or foster care. factors include school problems and family conflict.
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