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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1975
Page
4
The article describes Lynette Fromme in a Sacramento court arraignment where she defied the legal process. Sandra Good issues a list of 74 people marked for death and proclaims a environmental pollution motive. Both are linked to Charles Manson and his followers amid broader terrorist concerns.
A Wall Street Journal observation cites a marine biologist claiming man-eating sharks attack to communicate. The Norfolk Ledger-Star commentary humorously agrees the shark’s aim is people, urging readers not to accept any dinner invitations from sharks.
Amiable former Nixon writer Jamie Humes publishes Podium Humor a collection of witty anecdotes about politicians and world figures. The book aims to remind leaders that humor humanizes politics while noting serious times demand steady thinking. It recounts tales of Reed Smoot Boise Penrose Disraeli Wilson Kennedy Ford and others with light anecdotes and approving judgments on political vanity and hypocrisy.
Notary Fenwick Bull accused Capt. Lallemache of housing enslaved people aboard in rebellion. About 500 enslaved individuals camped on Sullivan's Island prompted a secret foray. Haddrell’s Point ford proved too shallow for a large force and boats were unavailable, forcing Major Pinckney to retreat as Col. Moultrie directed. The mission was thus completely frustrated.
Richard Young recounts a visit to Rahway Hospital in New Jersey after perforated ulcers. He praises prompt ER care by local staff, non discriminatory treatment regardless of sponsorship, and Medicare billing arrangements. He commends nurses and candy-stripers and notes plastic disposable meals and utensils.
Agribusiness secretary Earl Butz testifies before the Agriculture and Forestry committee arguing the free market remains in farming as grain sales to the Soviet Union and inflation pin lawmakers. He blames wage demands by labor and Meany for bread prices while defending surplus sales.
Senate Intelligence Committee work on CIA assassination attempts remains stalled as members seek who authorized killings by U S officials. Testimony hints presidents may have approved or condoned covert actions, with evidence sparse and memos unsigned or ambiguously authored.
An outspoken critique compares San Francisco garbagemen and dentists, noting low take home pay for dentists in several cities, high practice costs, and rising external pressures. The Amarillo symposium on dental practice gathers labor figures, insurers, and practitioners to protect the doctor patient relationship.
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