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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1970
Page
2
A reflective piece contrasts modern life with ancestral decisions, exploring how biographies in family albums spark wistful thoughts. It muses on life’s lessons from past choices, gendered eating habits, and the social chatter surrounding red hair and vacations.
Aiken Standard established 1867 publishes each afternoon except Saturday and Sunday. Contact details include P O Box 456 and 124 Rutland Drive Aiken South Carolina ZIP 79801. Subscription rates shown include weekly carrier and monthly or yearly mail options.
El Cajon youth Bob De Zonia, blind since birth, works peak hours at Taco Bell wrapping tacos and burritos. His mobility instructor Charles Lawrence helped place him, and manager William Cason says he performs as well as sighted workers. He navigates by memory maps, travels by bus, and plays in the band Sound Radiations.
An old editorial argues that air travel brings pollution and noise but is not inherently dangerous. It notes that airlines screen passengers with medical risks and outlines conditions needing caution such as heart disease emphysema anemia asthma recent abdominal surgery and ear infections due to pressure changes. It warns against unnecessary haste and anxiety during boarding.
A USC Huntington Gallery exhibition features art faculty from 13 South Carolina institutions commemorating the SC Tricentennial. The show, the first of USC’s season, is the inaugural SCASA distributed exhibit with 30 works for sale and lists artists such as Alta Alberga and John Benz. It travels to Newberry, Lander, Allen, Presbyterian, Converse, Erskine, Columbia, Florence, USC Coastal Carolina, and Gibbes Gallery through June.
Dr. Paul H. O'Brien, cancer specialist, becomes associate professor of surgery and director of the Cancer Clinic at the Medical University of South Carolina. Former Northwestern University Medical School professor, MD 1954, author of multiple textbooks and articles, native of Evanston Illinois, trained in Chicago and New York, Army Medical Corps captain 1955 to 1957.
Dr Willard VanderLaan of Scripps Clinic warns that malnutrition mainly affects the sick and impoverished and criticizes overreliance on vitamins. He stresses protein intake and balanced calories, notes no single test for nutrition, and cites links between growth hormone, sleep, and development.
British actress Diana Rigg, 30, appears naked in a love scene with Keith Mitchell in Abelard and Heloise. Director Robin Phillips says the scene is essential to the play's context.
About 600 freshmen at The Citadel completed Plebe Week on September 8 as upperclassmen prepared to return. Cadets Jeffery James Jay and Peter William Johnson of Aiken are among the new entrants pursuing business administration, after roles in student government clubs and sports at their high schools.
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