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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1969
Page
4
The piece argues for controlled use of corporal punishment in reform schools, warning against past mismanagement. It calls for careful scrutiny of who would wield the discipline under any new regime and stresses avoiding brutality while permitting responsible, limited punishment.
The Miami underground paper notes a fall in marijuana supply due to Mexican crop burnings and stricter border controls. With up to 85 percent of U S pot tied to Mexico, users may turn to heroin cocaine LSD and other drugs to cope, alarming parents and the public.
The article argues marijuana use signals a path to stronger addictions and urges an all-out battle to end illegal narcotics traffic, noting air pollution and the social harms of pot. It frames marijuana as the opening gun in a long fight against junk drugs.
A columnist reflects on Russell Sage and the dangers of averaging down in falling markets. He notes that profits vanish when losses mount and stresses protecting capital amid volatility. Historical crashes from 1929 to 1966 illustrate how long recoveries take and the certainty of surprise.
The author recounts taking over Frank R. Kent's column for McNaught Syndicate, facing market drops and editor scrutiny, and deciding to become a full time Washington journalist. He details rebounding from early failures, ghost writing, moving offices, and building independence through outside earnings and persistence.
The Nixon administration seeks a 75 percent cut in federally financed construction to curb inflation and balance the budget. The move threatens projects across the South including a new post office and courthouse in Aiken and may trigger widespread unemployment among construction workers while unions warn of broader economic impact.
A Mrs Dorothy Albea of 1610 North Carolina Ave Aiken writes to oppose promoting dances for teens citing Christian values. She supports wholesome city activities but not dancing and urges alternatives for youth fun.
Washington AP Congress paid farewell to Everett McKinley Dirksen 73 who died Sunday as his body lay in state in the Capitol rotunda. President Nixon hailed him as a man of influence surpassing many presidents and noted his service in both houses. The memorial service lasted 24 minutes with an honor guard and dignitaries in attendance.
The writer argues that true rest cannot be found away from God and warns retirees seeking peaceful retreats or escapism. He notes aging desires for nostalgia and isolation, countering the idea that retirement brings perfect peace without faith.
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