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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1978
Page
4
At a meeting in Athens Los Angeles risks high bills before Olympic hosting for 1984 after IOC control and total cost responsibility are accepted. Montreal 1976 overspent from 124 million budget to 1.5 billion, leaving a 1 billion dollar deficit. Security alone could reach seven million, advisers warn prudent budgeting.
Report notes actor Paul Newman attends a U.N. General Assembly special session on disarmament as a delegate adding a human dimension to the proceedings. Critics doubt celebritys expertise but supporters praise his presence while awaiting his return to acting.
An exhortation on the energy benefits of brief rests. It cites Henry Ford on energy and advocates planning regular naps, suggesting a 10 minute rest after lunch to renew focus and productivity, with a focus on reducing fatigue and improving mood.
Bob Bosser medical student believes in rest to prevent fatigue and illness. The piece cites fatigue reducing resistance and notes nurses, the military, and the U.S. Cavalry using rest breaks. Dr William G Cooper explains the heart has rest periods, totaling 14.5 hours of daily rest at 75 pulses per minute.
A national look shows resegregation rising as white flight undermines court ordered busing. Cities like New York and Cleveland face renewed division, while Brookings urges suburb to city dispersal, and locals argue tax burdens shift to rural areas.
A columnist reflects on defining news in sports coverage of women. He notes media bias toward pageantry and high visibility events, comparing Miss USA to Spoleto, and argues that news equals what appears in the paper with large headlines and front-page placement.
A critical look at federal watchdogs and the push for independent inspectors general across departments. It notes limited audit capacity, historic probes, and opposition from bureaucrats and some lawmakers, amid a push by President Carter and three congressmen to require full reporting of findings to Congress.
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