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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1985
Page
4
The note lists key personnel: Advertising Director A B Cubbedge Retail Ad Manager Charles Grice Classified Ad Manager Sharye Whisenant Production Director Sue S Brown Bookkeeping Jill Eddins. The items appear as internal job titles and names with no accompanying actions or dates.
The Department of Energy honors Dr. Eugene P. Odum for 44 years of ecological research. Odum directed the University of Georgia Institute of Ecology and led SRP studies that transformed abandoned SRP fields into a major outdoor laboratory. He helped establish the Savannah River Ecology Laboratory and the first Environmental Research Park in 1972.
Henry Anderson Moody of Allendale died May 27. He ran Moody's Pharmacy in Dunbarton before the Savannah River Plant evacuation. A native of Siegling, he later farmed near Allendale and donated the store interior to the Aiken County Historical Museum. He was beloved by Dunbarton children and remembered for his kindness.
Bertrand Russell argues conventional people feel attacked when others depart from norms, interpreting nonconformity as a critique of themselves. The aphorism challenges social rigidity and invites reflection on conformity.
Moynihan warns that rising single parent families threaten social stability and urges a national family policy. He cites census projections and critiques welfare rules while urging social change over new legislation and noting Reagan tax reform debates and potential gains from simpler tax code.
A humorous essay recounts an airline encounter about a woman wearing a tie and debates gender norms. The narrator argues for equality while joking about ties harming men’s health and suggesting women wear ties too. The piece closes with a playful fantasy of reversed fashion rules and a maître d refrain.
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