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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Dec 21, 2004

Page

11

Editorial: County Must Seek New Industry After SRS Job Loss

The loss of 2,000 Savannah River Site jobs over two years will impact Aiken County but not devastate the economy. Diversification has grown, with retirement and new ventures like Flanders near New Ellenton creating opportunities. Strong leadership should fund economic development to replace SRS positions and attract future employers.

Savannah River Aiken County SRS Flanders Venture New Ellenton Aiken-Edgefield County Economic Development Partnership

Pentagon distortions of war deaths spark broad outrage

The Columbus Dispatch denounces how the Pentagon allegedly fictionalized the deaths of Jessica Lynch and Pat Tillman. It argues Tillman’s death remote from enemy fire was later framed as friendly fire amid orders and rushed decisions, condemning opacity and dishonor in military messaging.

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Aiken Standard Editorial Staff Contact List

The Aiken Standard provides staff details including publisher Scott B. Hunter editor Jeffrey B. Wallace and other key roles such as Advertising Director Arthur T. Zappa and Circulation Director Scot Newcom. The list covers management, editors, production and customer service contacts.

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Projected SRS layoffs spark community concerns in Jackson

Residents and retirees in Jackson fear significant job losses at SRS. Calls for a formal energy strategy from the president and the new secretary of energy emphasize safeguarding workers and outlining retirement options to lessen the impact.

SRS Jackson Secretary of Energy

Two carefree days in a week, Yesterday and Tomorrow

The quote by Robert Jones Burdette notes two days in the week kept free from fear and concern. He identifies Yesterday as one, and names Tomorrow as the other, reflecting a lighthearted view on worry about the past and future.

Robert Jones Burdette

Why Should Aiken County Learn to Speak Spanish

A letter argues for early foreign language study in schools citing benefits to cognition and test scores, with regional examples and calls for community support. It critiques secular trends around Christmas and urges keeping Christ in Christmas per religious perspective.

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Lugar warns on replacing Rumsfeld in defense post

Sen. Richard Lugar says the Senate may face a difficult process if he and others must search for a new Defense Secretary after Donald H. Rumsfeld, as Foreign Relations Committee chair.

Sen Richard Lugar Rind Foreign Relations Committee Defense Donald H. Rumsfeld

Risk of avian flu panic cited by WHO official

Francois Xavier Meslin of the World Health Organization warns that a SARS like pandemic from a potent avian influenza and flu mix could be worse if proven. Chris Packard of Gilbert Ariz discusses how easy money and credit card debt affect mental health.

Francois Xavier Meslin World Health Organization Coordinator For Disease Control, Prevention and Eradication Chris Packard Gilbert, Ariz

Hiring illegals costs and camps lawmakers faith in policy

Bernard Kerik may not be ideal for homeland security and the immigration debate weighs on voters. The column argues IRCA failed to curb illegal immigration, notes the high number of illegal workers, and calls for a path to legal work while punishing employers and illegal workers.

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