Congress Pay Raise Debate Through Two Centuries
Washington article notes the ongoing pay debate since 1789 when Congress earned six dollars a day, with a 1500 dollar yearly raise then repealed. It cites critics like Ralph Nader and supporter Elford A. Cederberg, and discusses high living costs in Washington and hometown mortgage concerns.
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Congress
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Ralph Nader
South Carolina Eyes More Teacher Loan Funding
The General Assembly will be asked to boost the Teacher Loan Program to 4.1 million next year to support about 890 prospective teachers this year who received 2.99 million in loans. The program, expanding 30 percent yearly since 1986, backs recruitment through the Education Improvement Act and funds centers at Winthrop College Clemson University.
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General Assembly
South Carolina
Frank Kinard
State Commission On Higher Education
EIA
South Carolina Center
Winthrop College
Rock Hill
Clemson University
Winthrop
Kinard
South Carolina State College
Orangeburg
Oak Ridge damage likened to Fernald pollution in Ohio
DOE official compares Oak Ridge pollution around three nuclear facilities to the Fernald plant near Fernald, Ohio, saying problems may be as big or bigger. Cleanup plans include possible consolidation of nuclear weapons work to Oak Ridge Idaho Falls and Aiken, with closures of some sites.
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Tenn
Energy Department
Tennessee
DOE
Ohio
Joe LaGrone
Fernald
Portsmouth
Paducah
LaGrone
Idaho Falls
Idaho
Aiken
Environmental Protection Agency
Fernald Plant Closing Sparks Ohio Regulatory Fight
Ohio officials warn that a DOE plan to close the Fernald uranium processing plant near Cincinnati could threaten a landmark agreement granting Ohio enforceable regulatory powers over cleanup. Attorney General Celebrezze vows to seek an injunction to block closure if proposed.
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Ohio
Fernald
U.S. Department of Energy
Anthony Celebrezze Jr
DOE
Cincinnati
Congress
Pete Kelley
DOE Acknowledges Poor Waste Practices in Oak Ridge
DOE concedes there were poor waste management practices at Oak Ridge plants since their 1940s Manhattan Project startup, reflecting longstanding environmental concerns tied to early nuclear work and wartime production.
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Oak Ridge
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