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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1971
Page
4
The piece argues airwave rights are big money and parties push for a sale to highest bidder. It critiques the FCC’s attempts to set objective criteria for public service and suggests auctions as a tangible public gain despite drawbacks. It notes the public owns the frequencies and that money and tourism attract interest.
A columnist argues for prison reform and mental health advances, recalling 19th century treatment and praising therapy, drugs, and rehabilitation. It notes President Nixon pushing reform with a victim-focused plan and suggests segregating violent criminals while seeking effective remedies for disturbed brains.
The writer argues busing issues would fade if the ethic of caring for others applies to all children. A reader from Warrenville credits strangers who helped when his auto failed, praising a patrolman and a woman in uniform for aiding his aged father and blind son and offering thanks for their kindness.
The writer questions whether most psychiatrists are secular and whether God is relevant in mind therapy. They express concern about a science that may exclude faith and note Christians among therapists who refer patients to Jesus Christ for mind and soul healing.
Aiken County minister's sermon urges applying four loves to foster peace. It outlines passionate, platonic, secure, and compassionate love with biblical references and personal anecdotes, linking love to faith, duty, and national service. The talk closes with a call for deities and peace.
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