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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1971
Page
4
The attorney general calls for abolishing magistrates as a relic of the horse and buggy era. He approves of Aiken County cutting magistrates from 13 to 8 and upgrading the office to meet modern demands and legal knowledge.
U.S. Savings Bonds, once passed over for higher returns, have again become competitive and present a safe way to save for future needs, offering a sound return on investment on the boards.
A Birmingham News note extols payroll savings plans, urging millions to invest in government bonds. It claims earn 52 percent on investment over a relatively short span of years and frames it as a simple, patriotic savings method.
An American Enterprise Institute piece analyzes Nixon era economics and three versions of the economy since 1969. It argues inflation and unemployment must balance, with reviewers noting wage and price dynamics under Nixon and proposed moderate tax incentives and unemployment compensation reforms.
Aiken residents question a magistrate inquiry and critique a $15 allegation against a judge. Readers discuss courthouse site plans, nuisance blocks near the hospital, and a tax free prep school property. Also voiced are postal rate concerns and a Catholic women’s statement opposing sterilization legislation as immoral.
HAL BOYLE notes humorous lines from a girl campaigner for women's liberation as she navigates interruptions from skeptics. The collage of quotes pits independence against traditional expectations in a dated New York AP column.
Martha Schofield born February 1 1839 in Bucks County PA played a central role in Aiken history. She supported Freedmen education on the Sea Islands and founded the Schofield School in Aiken using $468 of her savings. She died February 1 1916 on her 77th birthday, remembered by former students at her school.
Billy Graham explains that becoming a Christian is a personal encounter and faith in Jesus as Savior and Lord, while being a disciple involves following Christ after receiving Him. He stresses aligning body mind and soul under God and making Christ master of all we are and do.
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