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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1971
Page
4
Aiken program organizer Anita C. Robinson expresses gratitude to the newspaper for thorough coverage of Town and Country Club events. The club aims to bring educational informative and entertaining programs to Aiken and credits the paper with publicizing their activities.
The writer urges the Aiken County Election Commission to form a volunteer committee to count ballots after the next election. The group should include all who complained about the $67,000 expenditure and names Mr. McKinney as chairman. Mrs James B Robinson.
The piece critiques Robert Welch of the John Birch Society for arguing Nixon seeks global domination. It notes Nixon faces Vietnam War fallout, domestic economic woes, Congress gridlock, welfare reform delays, Mideast tensions, and diplomatic frictions over China, implying re election in 1972 as likely.
A collection of small joys and simple moments that define worth while living. Vivid scenes include family notes a love letter a sunset hilltop with loved ones a child bragging a fishing win a cat's litters and a dog by the fireside. The piece blends humor sentiment and gratitude across daily life.
The article notes the Cost of Living Council occupies a small space near Washington and compares it to the broader growth of the War on Poverty, which has grown from a corner room at Peace headquarters to a multi story building. It treats the evolution as a gauge of potential size and longevity.
A cluttered column blends notes on the mantis as seer, a $1500 eye controlled wheelchair, nostalgia about bathtubs and telephones, and a critical take on Nixon's Phase Two the NEP and the welfare state. The piece questions whether Phase Two endures or becomes a permanent cost of living pyramid.
In two days two California women are shown with stark money contrasts Jolene Gearin from San Pedro inherited 200000 spent four years to exhaust it while Lucille Rutshaw of San Diego left 200000 from a lifelong backyard flower business with 73000 first decade interest and charity in perpetuity.
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