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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1973
Page
4
Local physicians contest parts of a proposed hospital contract for Aiken County urging changes before a county board meeting. They seek clearer indigent care terms, input on site selection, buy-back details, and a referendum clause to ensure prompt, decisive action to avoid delays in building a modern hospital.
Lynn Roberts, director, released the full workshop activities for Aiken Community Playhouse. Ann Platt will lead the second session at the YMCA building 1922 Park Ave. Platt, acclaimed for Fairy Mae in The Curious Savage, will teach play interpretation with emphasis on class participation and reading. She previously taught at St Angela Academy and in Charleston YWCA and Wilkes-Barre CYO.
A quirky look at Rufus Space Travel and a Cape Canaveral past as a neighborhood family grows. Castro era Cuban exiles in Miami rebuilt influence through business while urging persistence. Bobby Knowles returns to town as locals welcome him home and golf previews reveal clubhouse quirks. A note on car access and gas limits ends playful column.
Billy Graham rejects reincarnation in a discussion grounded in Ecclesiastes 1 9 11. The passage argues life repeats what has been done before, labeling existence as vanity but Graham frames faith as rescue from monotony, granting life purpose and destiny.
Rev Glendon Harris compares church shopping to buying a used car noting both appeal and performance matter. He outlines four guiding principles freedom responsibility reason and tolerance as core church traits and advises choosing a church by more than style.
A columnist argues high salaries for actors singers and athletes distort values. The piece notes 8000 Detroit teachers striking defying a court order and questions how celebrity wealth influences teachers doctors and researchers. It urges re examining excellence by achievement not endorsement or veneer.
An editorial argues Congress should scrutinize public transit overruns like the Washington DC subway project. It contends the $2 billion overrun could reach $4 to $5 billion, warning subsidies for urban transit risk abuse, deficits, and voter burdens.
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