Don Miller, First Savannah River Site Plant Manager, Dies
Don Miller, longtime Du Pont executive and the first plant manager at the Savannah River Site, died in Yarmouthport, Massachusetts, at 88 after a career shaping the nuclear weapons facility. Colleagues praised his leadership, people skills, and community ties, noting his pivotal role from 1951 onward and his prior leadership at Hanford and the Dana plant.
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du Pont Co
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Savannah River
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Richland
Wash
Dana Heavy Water
Atomic Energy Commission
Indiana
Harry Truman
Miller
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Julian D. Ellett
Wilmington
Del
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Cinterns
Ken French
Aiken
al Peters
Florida
Massachusetts
Peters
Volunteers Vital to Hitchcock Hospice Support
Letter salutes Hitchcock Hospice volunteers and explains their key role in care teams. National and local figures are cited, noting 100000 volunteers nationwide and 40 local helpers, with training requirements and personal rewards. Residents urged to learn more by calling 648 8344 Ext 705.
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Hitchcock
Hitchcock Rehabilitation Center
Hitchcock Hospice
Aiken Standard Contact and Subscription Information
The Aiken Standard lists contact details including location at 124 Rutland Drive and P O Box 456 Aiken South Carolina 29802 with switchboard number 648 2311 and fax 648 6052. It provides delivery times and re delivery numbers and outlines subscription rates by duration for home county and other mail. The paper notes ISSN 0893 2557 and states it is published by Aiken Communications Inc established in 1867.
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Aiken
S.C
Aiken Standard
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Aiken Communications Inc
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Clinton portrayed as political kinderporn amid Oklahoma City tragedy
The piece criticizes Bill Clinton for using the Oklahoma City bombing to push political aims. It accuses him of transforming grief into rhetoric, linking gun owners and talk radio to violence, and calls his words hypocritical while urging Americans to mourn with tears and prayers.
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Ashington
Bill Clinton
Alfred P. Murrah Federal
Oklahoma City
Elmer Gantry
America
Timothy McVeigh
McVeigh
Congress
Gerry Adams
Irish Republican Army
Two Strikes bill aims at repeat violent offenders in SC
Lt. Governor argues for Senate Bill 41 Two Strikes to lock up repeat violent offenders. He notes 271 people with prior violent crime convictions were arrested in six weeks and cites aims, costs, and opposition while outlining Senate passage and House action timeline.
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Condon
John Courson
Richland County
Ss Carolina
California
Mike Reynolds
Theodore Roosevelt
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State House of Representatives
Senate
House
Wilkins
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Sue S. Brown
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