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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 2006
Page
7
The editorial notes Tiger Woods adds his twelfth major after winning the PGA Championship. It contrasts his current form with Jack Nicklaus’s record and suggests Woods could surpass the Golden Bear in coming years.
Shorty Capret recalls a time when children were allowed in parlor conversations but expected to stay quiet. A hidden threat sealed behavior as a knife dropped in the floor and a switch from a hickory tree became a feared consequence. The story contrasts harsh discipline with effective, silent control.
The piece argues for renewed nuclear energy in the United States as essential for long term electricity, environmental goals, and national security, noting examples from Finland and Britain and highlighting technologies like light water reactors and breeders, while stressing environmental and economic benefits and the need for an electric future.
Matthew K. Auer of Indiana University in Bloomington argues that nuclear power cannot solve the energy crisis or global warming. He notes coal's dominance, safety and proliferation concerns, waste storage issues, and the insufficient replacement needed for coal. He urges pursuing alternatives such as wind, biofuels, and efficiency.
Dr Roberson lauds USC Aiken near home as a top public college in the South per 2007 U S News rankings. He notes Lauren, his daughter, will matriculate there for teacher training, highlighting the universitys impact on local students and community life.
Readers are invited to send opinions on issues to the Alken Standard. Mail to Box 456, Aken, SC 29602 or email or fax to 648-6032.
Lebanon information minister Ghazi Abdi states the army will not confront brothers in Hezbollah or seek revenge. He clarifies the army’s mission excludes disarming Hezbollah while addressing anti drug operations and the capture of suspected drug lord Francisco Javier Arellano Felix in Mexico.
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