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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1972
Page
2
The page lists Samuel A. Cothran as President and Editor of the Aiken Standard since 1867 with Robert D. Cathcart serving as Executive Editor based in Aiken, S.C., on September 25, 1972.
The Senate approved a plan offering up to 50000 for violent crime victims in federal areas. Critics question taxpayer funding and long term effects on crime and security, while support favors aiding victims. another bill grants death benefits to police and firefighters killed in the line of duty.
A brief reflection on Christian fasting as a spiritual discipline. Fasting is not a ritual but a means for closer communion with God, tied to repentance and humility. Jesus encouraged fasting without pride, warning against display, and many historical Christians practiced it for spiritual growth.
In a satirical exchange at Paddy's Place, Joe Sikspak urges the President to embrace a dirty fight against McGovern. Paddy argues Americans want a brutal confrontation, while Sikspak urges the President to abandon propriety for political gain.
Holmes Alexander reports a Senate split over a $6 billion annual revenue sharing plan, applauded as a precedent shattering breakthrough by many but criticized by others who warn of fiscal strain and a shift toward federal budgeting. Key figures include Mansfield, Taft, Byrd, and Stennis, with debates on fairness to states and the burden on taxpayers.
John W. Harte Jr of Aiken writes to criticize the Justice Department ruling on candidate arrangements and condemns the County Delegation for inaction. He urges the delegation to monitor bill progress and notes the Senate race and opponent should defend themselves without editorial aid.
A guide reviews autism, its origins, and behavior from birth. It notes many autistic children are aloof, with limited speech, strong routines, and fixation on objects. Some show strengths in music or math, while blame shifts from parents to body chemistry as a cause.
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