Women in Aiken School Survey Weigh Views on Liberation
Freshman and sophomore students at Schofield High share mixed reactions to the Women’s Liberation movement. They defend equal job rights while arguing traditional gender roles and cautioning against excessive feminism. Some discuss abortion, pay equity, and social expectations in a period tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schofield High School
Rebecca Cain
Ellenanne Lee
Aiken High
Schofield
Shannon
Soviet Policy Undermining SALT Talks
An administration source says SALT talks may fail if the Kremlin pursues a hard line policy. The source notes the Soviets have not responded beyond questions to the U S missile freeze offer and that talks resume in Helsinki on November 2. Nixon had voiced cautious optimism about an agreement.
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Washington
Nixon
Kremlin
Salt
Chicago
White House
U.S
Vienna
Helsinki
Welfare Office Under New Attack in South Carolina
The South Carolina Welfare Department faces renewed charges from the State Advisory Committee to the U S Civil Rights Commission of glaring violations of welfare regulations. The panel urged HEW to probe discriminatory services by doctors and dentists and questioned cuts to welfare payments with no stated reason. Dr. W E Gibson said de facto discrimination exists and faulted minimal enforcement of federal civil rights laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
South Carolina
W. E. Gibson
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Gibson
State Welfare Department
R. Archie Ellis
Welfare Department
Ellis
Dorchester County
HEW
Judiciary Committee Moves To Approval Of Anti-Crime Bill
The Judiciary sub committee advances a tough anti crime bill led by Emanuel Celler to counter GOP pressure and avert a discharge threat. The measure targets organized crime with stiff antibombing provisions and mirrors a Senate version passed 73 to 1.
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Judiciary Committee
Washington
House
Emanuel Celler
Dn.v
Celler
Senate
Federal explosives bill expands licensing and penalties
Nationwide provisions require licensing for manufacturers dealers and importers of explosives with federal oversight and restrict sales to adults under 21 felons drug addicts nonresidents and noncontiguous states. It notes death penalty tentative for bombing deaths and extends crimes to government property and military recruiting sites while broadening grand jury powers and witness immunity.
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Selective Service
Aiken Standard publication details and rates
Aiken Standard established 1867 publishes each weekday except Saturday and Sunday from 124 Rutland Drive Aiken South Carolina 29801. The paper notes AP dispatch rights and UP International affiliation with a correction policy and carrier and mail rates.
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Aiken Standard
Rutland Drive
Aiken
S. C
S.C
Associated Press
United Press International
Pot use harms and ruins lives, letter to Dear Abby
A 22 year old former student and teacher recalls how a single pot party led to arrest, loss of fiancé and Coast Guard dreams, and years of regret. He urges readers to stay away despite peers claiming laws will change and emphasizes personal responsibility and consequences.
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Abby
Coast Guard O. C. S
Rubella Immunization Drive Aims To Shield Aiken County
The Aiken County health department and March of Dimes chapter launched a county wide rubella vaccination drive this week with clinics at schools and evening locations. No charge for immunization. Target is every child aged 1 to 10 in Aiken County to prevent birth defects from future rubella outbreaks.
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National Foundation March of Dimes
Aiken County
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