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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1970
Page
4
Heckwith University opens for fall then locks in students as part of a pilot program for campus peace. The Presidential Study Commission report argues universities keep “rotten teenagers” until they mature, framing the university as a place to shape behavior rather than advance society.
The piece discusses Sen. Hart’s bill to switch auto insurance from tort to no fault, its reception by insurers, and parallels with Saskatchewan style systems. It notes Massachusetts and Puerto Rico adopting no fault like models and highlights broader concerns over accident rates, highway safety, and social costs.
Senator Jennings Randolph proposes a Fuels and Energy Commission to ensure low cost energy while balancing environmental needs. The plan, backed by about 60 sponsors, emphasizes long term power capacity, nuclear openness, and reducing coal pollutants with practical tech. Nelson cites Randolph on eight key issues including energy and poverty.
Historical notes describe Chickasaw movements in the 1720s to 1740s, choosing sites near the Savannah and Fort Moore or New Windsor. Leaders like Squirrel King and a 21 774 acre tract are mentioned, along with tensions with white settlers and occasional support against Spanish attacks.
A reader warns about persuading a husband to visit his in laws while contrasting domestic diplomacy with Lenin’s 1905 call for armed revolution. The text cites Lenin, Russian unrest, and the rise of communists amid violence and political upheaval.
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