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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1972
Page
11
The newspaper calls on all qualified electors to study candidates and their platforms for Aiken County's first Board of Commissioners. It warns that the chosen board will shape home rule and public policy, urging nonpartisan, qualified selection and active voter outreach.
A letter charges Nick Zeigler with copying the Kennedy McGovern health plan, omitting the price tag. It argues the HEW estimate adds 59.4 billion dollars yearly and taxes average workers by 600 dollars annually. Nancy Call, 1631 College St, Columbia SC.
Aiken Standard announces leadership on page 4 with Samuel A Cothran as President and Editor and Robert D Cathcart as Executive Editor. The notice confirms top editorial positions at the historic newspaper.
Billy Graham explains bashfulness comes from self consciousness and pride. He urges readers to forget themselves and be natural. He notes Christianity aims to help people function normally and follow Jesus by denying self.
An overheard Democratic HQ conference reveals plans for a national smear campaign against Richard Nixon. The dialogue names motives and potential scandals from the Teapot Dome to international grain deals, ending with the claim that Nixon is untouchable.
Column argues Americans have grown wiser since Lincoln era. It weighs the Moscow Pact with Nixon, McGovern, and issues of arms control, corruption accusations, tax policy, and subsidies, concluding the public remains skeptical yet insightful about politics.
Dr. Alvarez discusses how nail changes can signal lung disease such as hypertrophic pulmonary arthropathy and notes that fungal nail infections are hard to cure. He recalls Heberden's nodes in aging fingers and briefly surveys acupuncture’s rise, limits, and therapist experiences.
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