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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1973
Page
4
The Aiken Standard lists Samuel A. Cothran as President and Editor with Robert D. Cathcart as Executive Editor for the September 11 1973 edition.
The article cites disbarment talks and Supreme Court cautions on disciplinary action amid Watergate related charges against about two dozen lawyers. It notes real discipline is rare, risked by hush, and highlights public demand for accountability and a profession-wide clean up.
The Pruitt-Igoe housing project in St. Louis, built in 1956 for 10,000 tenants, declined into a vertical slum with 2,000 residents and 27 boarded buildings by 1960. Officials announced demolition, while HUD officials argued it would not set a national policy, highlighting the project as a symbol of failure and broader housing missteps.
HAL BOYLE surveys odd items from mail bag anecdotes and trivia across history. He notes an Aztec legend of reducing pollution by a resident’s death, foot anatomy, fly species, a new horsefly extermination scent, amusement parks thriving, jail health gaps, a curator of daily life statistics, and quips on home, children and a wild child’s management.
An open letter argues that presidents and vice presidents are not immune from law and that impeachment relies on political majorities. It notes constitutional removal needs a House majority and two-thirds Senate votes, contrasts with ordinary prosecutions, and warns against relying on a "good man" without civic action.
President Nixon sent to Congress on August 3 a set of sweeping financial reforms affecting commercial banks thrift institutions and credit unions. The proposals aim to ease loan restrictions expand checking access and create new funding sources while urging prudent conservative oversight.
An opinion piece argues the Supreme Court should extend federal welfare to all American Indians, criticizing past government efforts as failure. It claims Indians remain the poorest minority, despite funding and reorganizations, and notes incentives and work ethics as central to welfare outcomes.
Billy Graham explains heaven as the physical creation then the kingdom of heaven in the New Testament. He asserts heaven is the righteous goal and emphasizes two prerequisites: pardon of sin and transformation of the person through faith in Christ.
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