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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1983
Page
4
Barbara McClintock, 81, becomes the first woman to win a Nobel Prize in physiology or medicine alone for discovering jumping genes. She works at her Long Island Sound laboratory with maize, seven days a week, pursuing inherited factors that color kernels.
The Reagan administration requires top officials with access to high level data to sign contracts committing all writings released to the public to be submitted for government review for life. Critics say this is peacetime censorship that would let the government control information and undermine First Amendment freedoms.
The text argues that alarm over the greenhouse effect would rise if tied to nuclear plants, but experts warn that current fears stem from burning conventional fuels like coal, oil, and gas, keeping crowds calm.
A Spanish proverb about wisdom notes that a prudent person revises beliefs when needed, while a fool holds rigidly to prior views. The quote underscores adaptability and open-minded judgment.
A layman argues medicine remains an art despite heavy training as a science. He criticizes admission biased to grades, praises family practitioners for intuition and trust, and urges future doctors to guard empathy over mere data, speaking from a Miami address to the American Academy of Family Practice.
For Americans, a trip to the United Kingdom is an education in how to handle inflation unemployment and productivity decline. The British experience mirrors U.S. trends with high welfare costs and weak investment, while Thatcher pursues market reforms amid persistent budget gaps and voter support hints.
A review of Andrzej Wajda's Danton and Robespierre in Our Time discusses the Polish filmmaker's examination of Danton a life loving revolutionary and Robespierre a rigid ideologue. The piece notes the film's political symbolism the portrayal of Moderates versus Extremists and its argument that both leaders are complex humans not monsters.
The writer muses on Paris chic and French bearing from Hemingway to Miterrand era politics. He notes the French relish for style and language, their guarded friendliness to tourists, and a pride that shapes French conduct and humor in daily life.
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