Open government and hypocrisy in energy panels
Editorial argues it is hypocritical for Howard Dean to attack Dick Cheney’s secret energy task force while he as Vermont governor ran a secret panel. It contrasts both practices and urges public business to be conducted openly by all leaders.
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Newcomer Systems Manager Named at Standard Group
J David Boyd appointed systems manager at Standard Group. Letitia Jefferson joins the team as a key standard bearer.
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US efforts shrink nuclear threats amid Bush era scrutiny
The piece argues the United States has made progress restricting nuclear wannabes by 2003, noting Iraq Libya and North Korea as focal points. It cites diplomatic pressure, inspections, and talks with North Korea while cautioning critics who remain doubtful about true safety gains.
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Tongass logging plans spark taxpayer criticism and analysis
The Seattle Times reports that Bush administration expansion of logging and road building in Alaska's Tongass National Forest faces taxpayer objections. An Alaska government study highlights heavy road and maintenance costs, while critics warn of environmental harm and limited local employment gains.
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New Year Wishes for 2004 on Iraq Pakistan and bin Laden
A reflective piece lists hopes for leaders including Pervez Musharraf and Hamid Karzai, notes U.S. policy shifts in Afghanistan and Iraq, calls for Osama bin Laden’s demise, praises Bremer and Petraeus, and urges better body armor for troops amid ongoing security concerns in 2004.
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