Lawmaker proposes Natural Resources Conservation Commission
A House bill would create a Natural Resources Conservation Commission to oversee pollution control, environmental engineering, sanitation, water resources, soil and water conservation, and geology divisions. It faces early opposition from the State Board of Health but is praised for rationalizing pollution oversight with potential for passage next year.
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Natural Resources Conservation Commission
James H. Moss
D-Beaufort
Pollution Control Authority
State Board of Health
Water Resources Commission
State Soil and Water
Health Department
Environmental Protection Agency
Health Dept
Jaycee Installation Marks Aiken Community Leader Change
Charles T. Watts installed as new president of the Aiken Junior Chamber of Commerce succeeding John G. Molony. Watts assumes a high powered role guiding a key local organization as Molony is praised for a successful tenure and the Jaycees’ ongoing community progress.
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Aiken
Aiken Junior Chamber of Commerce
Charles T. Watts
Aiken Jaycee
John G. Molony
Watts
Aiken Jaycees
Molony
Aiken Standard
Jaycee
Union Power On New Front Seeks Steel Trade Reform
Paul Harvey argues union power is needed to counter rising overseas steel imports. He notes 18 percent of US steel now from abroad and warns one in five steelworkers could be replaced. He supports the Burke Hartke bill to tariff foreign goods, urging wage restraint to restore balance and protect jobs.
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Paul Harvey
United States
Ers
Afl-Cio
Committee On Political Education
Congress
U.S
Things Columnist Discovers Things Columnist Discovers
HAL BOYLE surveys everyday life for eye opening facts about American habits. Americans are becoming walking drugstores with additives in foods and rising out of home dining. Barnacles threaten ships by adding weight and slowing them. The Medal of Honor Society comprises 305 living recipients among 28 million veterans.
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Hal Boyle
U.S
Sidney Howard
A Moment To Face With God's Help By Nixon Memoir
The piece reflects on President Nixon invoking God in a May 8 1972 address and compares his religious rhetoric to Woodrow Wilson and Lyndon Johnson. It notes biographer Earl Mazo’s view that Nixon rarely speaks of religion publicly and that Nixon used faith to unite under a higher authority during a nuclear tense era.
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Earl Mazo
Mazo
Richard J. Whalen
Houghton-Mifflin
Bonehead
Woodrow Wilson
Congress
Imperial
Germany
Wilson
Mr. Nixon
Kipling
Soviet Union
Forgiveness After Infidelity
A wife confronts a husband's confession of unfaithfulness and seeks guidance. The writer advises forgiveness, urges letting go of bitterness, and notes that forgiving can improve health and spiritual standing, while recognizing personal faith may shape the decision.
Women and Smoking Versus Health Risks Explored
Dr. Alvarez outlines how cigarette use has grown among women from colonial times to modern times and highlights major health risks. The piece cites studies linking smoking to stroke heart disease cancer and complications in pregnancy and infant birthweight, urging education and awareness.
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Jane E. Brody
Richard Engquist
E. Cuyler Hammond
American Cancer Society
Aiken County Humane Society thanks paper for dog pound coverage
Marina T. Johnson of the Aiken County Humane Society thanks the newspaper for publicity about the dog pound. She notes the coverage raised public awareness of inhumane conditions and expresses hope for continued cooperation to alleviate animal suffering.
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Aiken County Humane Society
Marina T. Johnson
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