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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1972
Page
4
The article surveys advances in electrophysiology and electrotherapy from pace makers to electroanalgesia and electroanesthesia. It notes ethical concerns, pioneering uses in pain relief, sleep induction, hypertension, and army and international research, warning against overhype while predicting broader medical control of disorders.
On May 15 1972 the U S Treasury paid $700 million toward the national debt for the first time since World War II. The windfall from withholding tables reduces the debt temporarily, but refunds next spring will raise the debt again to about $430 billion, a negligible effect compared with the total.
The head of the Vatican museums voices confidence in restoring Michelangelo's Pieta after a sledge attack. He notes the degree of marble pulverization and the extent restorers must rebuild will shape how the sculpture is perceived in the future.
A state legislator proposes licensing newspaper radio and television newsmen as barbers doctors and lawyers. If enacted it would require exams and state supervision over writers and outlets, risking reduced freedom of expression and state control of news. The piece cites Russia Cuba and China as parallels and warns the press would become a state board.
Louise Schlichting of Orange New Jersey writes praising Aiken residents for helping her when lost. A local woman Mrs Heven er Sr offered a ride over four miles to reach her niece, leaving the visitor with warm feelings and plans to return.
Nixon's Moscow visit seen as pivot from arms talks to a potential multi billion dollar goods exchange with the USSR. Observers argue progress on a broad trade deal could eclipse disarmament gains, as U.S. firms seek energy fuel and raw materials while Moscow offers grain fertilizer and petroleum.
The Aiken Standard invites letters to the editor for publication. Must be signed with a mailing address. anonymous letters not considered. pen names not allowed. Legibility preferred. letters may be edited for space clarity taste and libel. No subject matter limit.
Billy Graham addresses mood lows among Christians, noting mental and physical causes and the possibility of spiritual conflict. He urges balance through Christ, recognizing depression can arise from metabolism, stress, or genuine illness, and suggests surrender to Christ as a remedy for spiritual roots of despair.
Dr Alvarez recalls hospital practice shifts toward letting mothers stay with ill children. He notes a morning tonsillectomy with same day home recovery can reduce shock. He surveys deaths linked to emotion, including grief and fright, and discusses medical myths and expressions linking emotion to physical symptoms.
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