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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1971
Page
4
Industrial and municipal water recycling is described as unavoidable as Great Lakes and major rivers grow too polluted for safe use. Officials warn rates will rise, imports may grow, and communities experiment with purification methods from lime treatment to radiation.
In a stark call to national sacrifice Defense Secretary Melvin Laird and Senator Lowell Weicker urge heavy rearmament and, if needed, extended conscription. They warn a voluntary force would resemble mercenaries and prolong suffering, urging voters to demand policies that share the costs of war.
Eugene J. Oyler is announced as the new executive editor of the Aiken Standard. He succeeds prior leadership with a background in editorial management and community reporting.
The piece argues Thieu's landslide win signals a strong man in Saigon, with U S caution about democracy. It recalls South Korea's Rhee as precedent, asserting U S stability over immediate democratic worries and noting only time may shape South Vietnamese democracy.
A Columbia SC State columnist notes Americans spend about 2600 hours yearly on spectator entertainment yet only 3 hours on cultural events like plays. Television dominates with roughly 1200 hours per person annually in front of the screen.
Billy Graham advises a reader that forgiveness begins with the husband’s grace and with confessing sins to God. He notes forgiving oneself is common struggle and urges repentance and faith to seek cleansing through Christ’s death, promising forgiveness and strength to avoid repeated sin.
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