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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Oct 13, 1972

Page

2

Spendthrift asks editor to judge Zeigler plan

A reader accuses Democratic Senate hopeful Nick Zeigler of copying Ted Kennedy and George McGovern’s health plan, omitting the $59.4 billion annual cost. The letter argues the proposal would raise taxes by about $600 per year per worker and labels Zeigler a spendthrift harming working Americans.

Nick Zeigler South Carolina Zeigler Senate Ted Kennedy Massachusetts George McGovern HEW Department of Hew Zeigher Congress of United States Nancy Call College St. Columbia, S.C

Samuel A. Cothran Leads Aiken Standard Legacy

Samuel A. Cothran serves as president and editor of the Aiken Standard, a historic newspaper publisher since 1867, guiding editorial direction and management.

Samuel A. Cothran

Robert D. Cathcart Executive Editor Footnote

Article by Robert D. Cathcart appears as an executive editor note on page four dated Friday October 13, 1972. The brief content indicates editorial positioning and page placement in the newspaper.

Robert D. Cathcart

Aiken County Voters Urged To Pick Best Board Of Commissioners

The editorial urges qualified voters to study candidates and platforms for Aiken County's first Board of Commissioners in the November election. It cautions against party ties and stresses selecting those who will serve county needs, support home rule, and avoid self serving governance.

Aiken County United States Aiken Board of Commissioners First County Board of Commissioners

Overcoming Bashfulness Through Denying Self

Billy Graham explains bashfulness stems from self consciousness and pride. He urges readers to forget self stop trying to impress and be natural through Christian surrender.

Jesus

Desperate Democrats Plot Nixon Smear Scheme

A leaked Watergate era transcript shows Democrats debating a nationwide smear campaign to ruin Nixon. The trio discusses forged scandals and whispered scandals involving Nixon, Kissinger, and alleged secret funds as they conclude no smear can defeat Nixon.

Arthur Hoppe Watergate Towers Larry Gary Frank George

Have We Learned Much In 196 Years

Columnist Holmes Alexander argues Americans have grown wiser since Lincoln. He cites the Moscow Pact, Nixon administration actions, and anti corruption sentiment as evidence that the public analyzes complex politics, remains skeptical of accusations, and recognizes tax and subsidy realities. He concludes with a view that people have learned a lot in 196 years.

Moscow Gromyko Nixon McGovern Panel On National Security White House

Fingernail Clues to Health and Old Age Ailments

Doctor notes nails reveal lung disease risk through deformities and call hypertrophic pulmonary arthropathy. Discusses fungal nail infections tough to cure, and Heberden's nodes on older women as a harmless degenerative arthritis. Mentions acupuncture’s revival and limited efficacy.

W.C. Alvarez M.D Dr. Heberden Heberden

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