Public Right to Know Preserved in Bell Hearing
Magistrate Max Meek ruled the preliminary hearing for Clarissa Bell will be open to the public and news media. Defense counsel sought closure over alleged prejudicial media reporting. the public has a strong interest in transparency in the case involving 2 year old Krystal Scurry’s death and the related charges against Bell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Meek
Clarissa Bell
James Whittle
Ms. Bell
Krystal Scurry
Bell
John Bell
Whittle
Letters To The Editor On Education And CNSI
The writer argues against wasting funds on administration and supports reassigning existing education money to benefit students. He ties school funding to workload and teacher pay while urging readers to consider Chem-Nuclear Systems Inc. CNSI as a source of state revenue through surcharges to fund education, debt repayment, and tax relief. The letter notes CNSI’s safety record and SRS employment impact, urging legislative action to keep CNSI operating.
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Aiken
Dr. Nielsen
Aiken County
Board of Education
National Education Association
State Department of Education
Barnwell County
South Carolina
Chem-Nuclear Systems Inc
CNSI
Savannah River
SRS
Department of Health and Environmental Control
Chem-Nuclear
J. Sam
Aiken Standard Address and Contact Details
Located at 124 Rutland Drive and P O Box 456 Aiken South Carolina the Aiken Standard provides delivery hours 5 30 to 7 30 p m weekdays 8 to 11 a m weekend. The publication shows subscription rates and office contacts including switchboard 648 2311 and fax 648 6052.
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Rutland Drive
P.O. Box
Aiken, S.C
Aiken Standard
Dial
Aiken Standard - Pbm
Aiken Communications Inc
Aiken
S.C
Moderates Thin in New Hampshire GOP Prefers Wilson
New Hampshire Republicans facing a crowded conservative field debate whether moderates survive. Liz Hager and Susan McLane weigh Arlen Specter and Pete Wilson as Susan McLane opts out. Local leaders like Stephen Merrill hint at Contract with America alignment while moderates shrink nationwide.
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Arlen Specter
Pete Wilson
California
Susan McLane
Hager
McLane
Concord
New Hampshire
Walter Peterson
Warren Rudman
Senate
Wilson
Liz Hager
Specter
Clinton
Deviser
N.H
State Senate
Bob Dole
Lamar Alexander
Phil Gramm
House
Houston
Bob Smith
Gramm
Judd Gregg
Dole
Stephen Merrill
Merrill
America
White House
Enviro-capitalism links profit to conservation gains
The piece argues for market based environmental solutions and private funding to protect habitats and waters. It cites Interstate and Oregon examples, notes weaker federal gains since 1985, and highlights private timber land programs and voter led land purchases as promising, with Missoula bond loss cited.
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Interior Department
Mery] Streep
Terry Anderson
Political Economy Research Center
Washington
Wal-Mart
International Paper Company
Oregon Water Trust
Missoula
Mont
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Scott B. Hunter
Jeffrey B. Wallace
Sue S. Brown
Charles C. Grice
Ellen C. Priest
Andrew D. Morgan
Chem
Home
Franklin Delano Roosevelt
Amen Caurarr
Mike Thomson
Dray Nesey Sehr
Jack W. Germond
Jules Witcover
Tribune Media Services
United States
Clinton Administration
Environmental Protection Agency
George Bush
EPA
Wiss Tain
Tony Snow
Creators Syndicate
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