Aiken Standard Leadership and Origins
The Aiken Standard lists Ellen Priest as Publisher and Editor and Michael Smith as Executive Editor with Holly Kemp as News Editor. The paper traces its founding to 1867 and includes a Thought of the Day attributed to Plato.
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Ellen Priest
Michael Smith
Holly Kemp
Congress urged to end Zika funding delay in wake of outbreak
The piece urges federal action as Zika spreads from Puerto Rico to Florida and prompts CDC guidance for pregnant women. It notes proposed funds from 1.9 billion down to 1.1 billion stalled by party fights, calls Congress back from vacation to replenish programs and boost prevention, research, and treatment. It mentions Britain advising travelers and South Carolina mosquito risk with recent federal grants to bolster public health.
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Latin America
Caribbean
Florida
Miami
U.S
Congress
CDC
Barack Obama
Washington
Britain
Not all U S Muslim soldiers are equal says columnist
Michelle Malkin argues that not all U S Muslim service members are the same and cites Fort Hood shooter Nidal Hasan and other cases to claim a jihadist threat within the military. She links past warnings, concedes casualties, and urges scrutiny of Muslim military influence and sympathizers.
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Humayun Khan
Iraq
Warriors of Allah
Pentagon
Nidal Hasan
Fort Hood
U.S. Army
Hasan
Walter Reed
Allah
Department of Defense
Hasan Akbar
101St Airborne Division
1St Brigade
Kuwait
Christopher Seifert
Gregory Stone
Akbar
Abu Khalid Abdul-Latif
Seattle
Ameri
Middle East
Taiod Nathan Webster Pugh
ISIS
Army National Guard
Hasan Edmonds
Illinois National Guard
Ali Mohamed
Osama bin Laden
Naval
Semi Osman
Oregon
Army
Jeffrey Leon Battle
United States
Navy
Hassan Abu- Jihaad
Benford
al-Qaida
Yemen
Naser Jason Abdo
Nuclear renaissance fades amid costly waste and delays
Dr Rose O Hayes argues renewables surpass nuclear as reactors age, waste storage strains rise, and new plants lag behind. He notes Yucca Mountain failure, billion spent on cleanup, and limited future capacity while wind and solar expand faster and cheaper. Fox Aiken cites waning nuclear prospects for energy careers.
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America
Yucca Mountain
Savannah River
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