Plutonium disposal plan aims to reduce nuclear stockpile risk
The Clinton administration proposed a two track plan to dispose of over 50 tons of surplus US plutonium. Over two years, $2 billion would test encasing the material in glass or ceramic blocks and burying it underground or mixing it with reactor fuel to generate electricity. The plan faces cost, feasibility, and political questions, with Nevada storage opposition and no fixed permanent solution yet.
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United States
Soviet Union
Clinton
White House
Washington
Congress
Nevada
Energy
Hazel O'Leary
Yucca Mountain
Russia
Aiken Standard Contact and Subscriber Help Lines
This notice lists contact details for subscriptions delivery problems and general inquiries at the Aiken Standard. It provides location, mailing address, office hours, switchboard and editors' contact numbers, and the publisher's number.
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Rutland Drive
P.O
Aiken
Aiken Standard
Scott B. Hunter
Hitchcock Rehabilitation Center Gives Back to Aiken Community
The Hitchcock Rehabilitation Center outlines four years of community outreach since a new facility on Medical Park Drive opened in 1992. Staff volunteers support hospice, fundraising, athletics, youth programs, blood drives, and charity events, with $1 million in free or assisted care in 1995 96 and strong United Way contributions.
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Hitchcock Rehabilitation Center
Medical Park Drive
Aiken
Hitchcock Center
Hitchcock
Sertoma
Lions Clubs
Rotary Club
Richland Avenue
Ambucs
Aiken Artist Guild
Aiken Hospital
Jaycees
Council On Aging
American Cancer Society
Relay For Life
Aiken County United Way
Aiken Community Blood Center
American Red Cross
USC Aiken Pacer
Medical College of Georgia
Medical University of 8.C
Daemen College
Greenville
Trident ‘Technical Colleges
USC Aiken
JLV
Aiken County
United Way
Barnwell United Way
Clinton plots centrist second term policy move
The piece argues Clinton should govern as a centrist based on 49 percent of the vote and 20 percent liberal self view. Bowles as chief of staff signals a center shift with Albright and Cohen also taking center roles. It cites job gains, welfare reductions, deficit drop and 58 percent approval as momentum for a moderate second term.
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Washington
Bill Clinton
Clinton
Franklin Roosevelt
Supreme Court
Erskine Bowles
White House
Harold Ickes
Bowles
Ickes
Madeleine Albright
Czechoslovakia
U.S
Wall Street Journal
Clinton legal defense fund raises scrutiny over donations
Trustees returned 640000 in questionable contributions amid ties to the Asian connection and DNC soft money questions. The fund faced timing and disclosure issues as critics weigh influence risks and propriety of paying presidential legal bills.
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Clinton
Charles Yah Ling Re
Little Rock
Democratic National Committee
Trie
United States
Clintons
DNC
Arie
Cliton
Whitewater
Paula Jones
White House
Michael H. Cardozo
Presidential Legal Expense Trust
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