Tiger Team Action Plan Aims 868 Million Upgrade At Savannah River
A Savannah River Site Tiger Team five year plan proposes 868 million dollars for facility upgrades and waste management. A new 168 million dollar waste processing plant is highlighted while 60 percent of recommended changes have been implemented since June. Spokesman Harry Harmon says the plan is more than words, a real commitment to action as environmental troubles are addressed.
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Savannah River
Tiger Team
Harry Harmon
SRS
Equity clash over Miss Saigon casting sparks race debate
A London star was barred from New York for playing a Eurasian role in Miss Saigon. Actors Equity argues against a Caucasian actor in an Asian line, igniting a broader fight over how many British actors may appear and stirring charges of racism in American theater.
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London
New York
Actors Equity
Jonathan Pryce
Morgan Freeman
Petruchio
Ruth Maleczech
King Lear
Placido Domingo
Equity
America
Pryce
Letters to the Editor praise local hospital staff and critique Mandela Nobel prize claim
Readers thank 9 1 1 responders and ICU nurses led by Cathy Corbito for care during a hospital stay. Joyce L Weeks highlights compassionate paramedics and hospital personnel, while a separate letter rebutts liberal calls to award Nelson Mandela the Nobel Peace Prize, arguing his violence endorsement and ANC links disqualify him.
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Pete
Cathy Corbithe
I.C.U
Joyce L
Congress
Nelson Mandela
Mandela
Mahatma Ghandi
Martin Luther King, Jr
Richard Gephart
D-Mo
Thomas Foley
D-Wash
William Grey
Ben Gilman
R-N.y
Ronald Dell
African National Congress
ANC
Winnie
Mokhetski “Stompie” Seipei
Fidel Castro
Mr. Mandela
Letter Guidelines for Aiken Standard Readers
The Aiken Standard invites signed letters to the editor with readable text and a return mailing address. Writers should prefer concise, legible submissions. all letters may be edited or condensed. Send to The Editor, Aiken Standard, Box 456, Aiken SC 29802.
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Aiken
Production staff roles listed with names and date
The notice lists production director Sue S Brown and business office manager Ellen C Priest with circulation director Daniel S Holland and is dated August 14 1990. The brief staff roster presents key personnel and the effective date for the assignments.
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Sue S. Brown
Ellen C. Priest
Daniel S. Holland
Remembering Mrs Guy Aiken County second grade teacher obituary
A reader recalls Elizabeth Cooper Guy a retired second grade teacher at North Aiken Elementary. He credits her with shaping his foundation of learning and expresses gratitude for her quiet impact on countless students. A tribute to teachers who build the school’s foundation.
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Elizabeth Cooper Guy
North Aiken
Elizabeth Guy
Aiken County
Guy
Doherty
Hart
Cato
Courtney
Nance
Changing America A Mosaic Not a Melting Pot
A long postwar reflection argues that by the 21st century racial and ethnic groups will outnumber whites, reshaping education industry housing and politics. It discusses English only rules in workplaces, legal challenges, and the push for bilingual competence while urging tolerance and compromise as America becomes more multilingual.
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United States
America
Washington, D.C
Time Magazine
San Jose
Calif
Nguyen
The Free Advertising Trade In Movies
A look at how car makers, brands, and billboards fund film production by supplying real vehicles and props in exchange for prominent product exposure. The practice, led by George Simkowski, boosts sales but raises payola concerns and potential public backlash over ethics and taste.
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George Simkkowski
Chicago
Los Angeles
George
Dudley Moore
Olympus Cameras
Simkowski
United Airlines
NEC
J.R. Ewing
George Simkowski
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