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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Aug 08, 1997

Page

4

U N enlargement plan sparks debate on reform and veto power

An editorial contrasts U N Security Council expansion with real reform. It questions adding three developing-country seats, veto rights, and whether regional assignments would be permanent or rotated. The piece warns of inertia slowing diplomacy and the potential for renewed impasse during crises.

U.N United States United Nations Security Council Clinton USN Security Council Japan Germany Britain Russia France China Pacific Rim

Campaign finance reform and the redistributing of power

The Center for Voting and Democracy argues money has limited impact in general elections. Gerrymandering and district design dominate outcomes, with presidential lean and incumbency shaping results more than top spending. Proportional representation and reform focus recommended. Rob Richie and Steven Hill cited.

Center For Voting and Democracy House Clinton Rob Richie Washington, D.C Steven Hill

Truth, speed, and the Cunanan circus in media

Leonard Pitts critiques rushing to conclusions about Andrew Cunanan and the 1990s media frenzy. He argues TV movies and speculation skate on advertising dollars while truth arrives slowly, if at all, noting past misreads about Jewell, Smith, and other cases.

Andrew Cunanan Neptune Jake Cunanan Richard Jewell Justice Department FBI Oklahoma City Susan Smith

Plutonium recycling eyed as SRS faces shift in mission

As layoffs ease at the Savannah River Site planners weigh new paths for excess plutonium. A dual track could recycle plutonium into reactor fuel or encase surplus material in glass, while expanding facilities and retaining workers. The idea aligns with efforts to convert weapons material into clean energy and reduce environmental risk.

Savannah River SRS Aiken Washington South Carolina Georgia Secretary of Energy Frederico Pena Hanford DOE Administration Yucca Mountain Nevada

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