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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 13, 1974

Page

4

President Pushes War Into Public View By Nixon

Holmes Alexander argues President Nixon degraded Rodino by exposing him to a vast staff, media glare, and public scrutiny. The piece notes Rodino’s weaknesses, the broad cross government and press coalition behind impeachment oversight, and Nixon’s televised move that shifts the fight into a volatile public arena. He warns of an undisciplined, potentially trampling presidency.

John Doar Bobby Kennedy Arthur Jenner Rodino Nixon House Senate John Sirica Supreme Court National Press Fifth Estate United States

Doctor surplus worries second South Carolina medical university

Dr. Malcolm C. Todd, president elect of the American Medical Association, told the South Carolina Medical Association in Myrtle Beach that a doctor surplus could emerge by 1978 to 1980. He noted the state’s growing physician population and questioned whether graduates from a second medical school would remain in state, or be funded to train for other states.

University of South Carolina Columbia Malcolm C. Todd South Carolina Todd South Carolina Medical Association Myrtle Beach American Medical Association Charleston Aiken Dr. Todd

Young Christian student seeks guidance amid schoolyard teasing

A teen in a public school starts early Wednesday devotions to strengthen faith but fears teasing and a busy preacher. The mentor encourages boldness, cites Philippians 1 14 and James 5, and notes God reshapes shy personalities for His glory while urging a pastor visit.

C. R Paul James

Crosland Park residents earn 2.86 million in a year

May 13 1954 report details Crosland Park in Aiken where paychecks total 2 860 000 for residents in one year. Lonnie A Garvin notes a 60 person waitlist for the 543 homes while Gross-Morton builders push development. May Day pageant at Aiken Junior High crowns Connie Jeancake with attendants and flower girls listed.

Dorothy McDowell Aiken Crosland Park Lonnie A. Garvin Gross-Morton Contractors Connie Jeancake Aiken Junior High School Sharon Tedrow Sandra Royal Patricia Henson Sandra Smith Faye McTaggart Brenda Drake Linda Cadwallader Bobby Lee Graham Sue Martin Phillis Stutler Pat Beatty Glenda Gunter Leslie Sanders Jeanette Stokes Karen Dowling Susanne Bodie Claire Eckman Bobby Wahl

Republican Women Pamphlet Criticizes Democrats Policies

The National Federation of Republican Women released a pamphlet arguing Democrats favor broad welfare expansion and federal power, while Republicans advocate restraint. The piece criticizes the Administration’s Family Assistance Plan and cites budget and wage controls under Nixon and his party. George Bush warned of an image problem for the GOP ahead of fall elections.

Republican Party Richard Nixon National Federation of Republican Women Rip van Winkle GOP Nixon Republican National Committee George Bush Congress

We’re In But I disagree Chair man Bush has things backward

The speaker argues the Republican party erred by deferring to White House policy and abandoning core principles. They urge a return to a solid GOP philosophy outlined in a women’s pamphlet, hoping the party’s past missteps are not noticed.

Bush Republican Party White House GOP

Population Boom Threatens Global Society Warns Paul Harvey

The broadcast essay argues population growth risks a global crisis, cites U.N. World Population Year, and cites experts including Garrett Hardin. It notes birthrates below replacement in the U S but rising totals due to immigration and global inequality.

Garrett Hardin University of California Africa U.N

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