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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 15, 1972

Page

4

Alabama urged to pass universal seat belt law after Victoria gains

The Birmingham News notes Victoria Australia reduced deaths and injuries by 20 percent in three months after enacting compulsory front seat belt use. Lee Iacocca urges state action to require belts nationwide, citing 3,500 annual lives saved and potential 12,000 more if use rose from 40 percent.

Victoria Australia Ford Motor Company Lee A Lacocca Iacocca Alabama Birmingham Ala

Some Paranoia, Youth, and Odd Lessons in Self Aid

A column of aphorisms and quips on paranoia, aging, and preferences in reading. It notes youth’s scorn and capacity to be impressed, advises on finding new heroes, and riffs on practical jokes like Boyle's Law and breaded veal cutlets. The closing line teases a recipe that begins with a blindfold.

Teen faith and family harmony in a modern life

A teen addresses parents and church norms, arguing the Bible supports youth individuality and fun. The message cites Mary and Jesus as teen examples who lived to God’s will, urging commitment to Christ for happiness and harmony with family and society.

J.Y Mary Christ Jesus

Whalen Attacks Nixon in Catch The Falling Flag Memoir

Richard J. Whalen analyzes his 1967-72 stay in Nixon campaign circles and his later critique in Catch The Falling Flag. He portrays Nixon as a kinglike figure and details his break from the campaign entourage, using the flag motif to urge new leadership.

Richard J. Whalen Dick Whalen Nixon Whalen America Richard Nixon R.N Dagger’s Point

Letter on mosquito control methods and local response

Helen Hammitt from Dibble Road urges the Aiken Health Department to use surface oil on standing water to curb mosquitoes and questions Dr. Hair's handling of the issue while recalling polio control in the past. She notes a local swamp near Hitchcock Woods and expresses willingness to take action, criticizing inaction.

Aiken Aiken County Hitchcock Woods Hitchcock Swamp Hitchcock Marsh Roland Windham Dr. Hair Helen Hammitt Dibble Rd

I’m only 17

This piece recalls a teen named 17 who died in a car crash after choosing to drive rather than ride the bus. The narrative expresses grief from family and friends and begs for one more chance to live, stressing the consequences of dangerous driving and the desire to grow up.

Mom

Aiken County Voter Registration Leads In State

Aiken County residents show high registration rates, ranking fifth in the state with 56,411 registered voters in Spartanburg, Richland and Greenville ahead. The article notes more than one third of the county population is 17 or younger per the 1970 census, highlighting strong citizen participation in elections.

Aiken County Charleston Greenville Richland Spartanburg Aiken

Cain co authors bill to form South Carolina Natural Resources Conservation Commission

Aiken County's Rep. C Marshall Cain co author of a bill to create a single agency for all environmental matters by merging three existing state bodies into the South Carolina Natural Resources Conservation Commission. The writer urges more streamlined initiatives and hopes Cain pursues similar consolidations.

Aiken County C. Marshall Cain South Carolina Natural Resources Conservation Commission Cain

Clue To British Isles Unsinkability

Paul Harvey argues Britain's durability stems from its court system. Britain conducts trials with dignity and speed. few jury trials, magistrates handle most cases, and judges are appointed. He contrasts with American courts and notes low crime rates per capita in Britain.

Paul Harvey Britain Northern Ireland Old Bailey Justice of the

Letters to the Editor Policy at Aiken Standard

The Aiken Standard invites signed letters with full mailing addresses for publication. Anonymous submissions are rejected and pen names are not allowed. Legibility and editor’s discretion apply to space, clarity, taste, and libel concerns. There is no subject matter limit.

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