Our View on PR, SRS leak coverage, and public confidence
Our view defends Westinghouse and SRS PR during the Christmas tritium water leak crisis. We fault slow information flow and bureaucratic delay that spurred public fear in Savannah and the Low Country. The piece urges faster disclosure, accountability, and continued public trust in SRS funding and mission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thei
Savannah Rivite
DOE
Washington
Savannah
South Carolina
Congress
Aiken Standard
Westinghouse
Luther B. Moore
SRS
Telethon A Success By United Cerebral Palsy CSRA
United Cerebral Palsy of the CSRA thanks volunteers staff and sponsors for a successful Weekend With the Stars Telethon despite bad weather. VIP panel and corporate sponsors helped raise thousands for programs and services for cerebral palsy in the CSRA regions served by Georgia and South Carolina. letters to the editor criticize a January editorial on SRS credibility and reactor leak coverage.
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United Cerebral Palsy
CSRA
Wjbf-Tv
Georgia
South Carolina
UCP
SRS
K Reactor
Letters to the Editor on SRS Public Relations Credibility
A letter from Judy Wyatt-Parker of Aiken defends SRS public relations and national security, criticizes media haste after a leak, and urges careful verification of facts before reporting. It emphasizes loyalty and the public’s interest in national safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SRS
the Standard
Judy Wyatt
Parker Aiken
A Different Kind Of Health Care
The author argues most insured Americans waste money on health plans while others lack coverage. He suggests individuals self insure via non tax IMA accounts, emphasizes reducing drug costs by faster approval, and calls stronger patent protection to curb drug theft and lower prices. Warder of The Rockford Institute provides closing emphasis on preventive health.
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Ernest
Ernnest
Insurance Company
Secretary of Health and Human Services
Richard Schweicker
U.S
China
India
Thailand
Tsongas Hangs Tough In N.H. Picture
Tsongas remains a long shot for the New Hampshire primary yet holds a top position in many polls. He relies on a strong New Hampshire ground game and persistent messaging as Clinton faces questions from Arkansas and others.
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N.H
Paul Tsongas
Massachusetts
Tsongas
Delc
New Hampshire
Bill Tsongas
Clinton
Arkansas
Gary Hart
Iowa
Set
Walter
Maine
Hart
Massachus
Michael Dukakis
Concord Monitor
Manchester
Burely
Decline in Education Sparks Debate on American Math and Reading
The piece surveys data from The Nation at Risk and works by Murray, Herrnstein, and Singal, arguing the decline in SAT scores and college preparation reflects broader issues in U.S. education. It highlights white and all-take scores, top students’ underpreparedness, and calls for a return to traditional liberal arts and rigorous study.
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National Commission On Excellence In Education
Murray
R.J. Hermnstein
College Board
Ameria
Daniel J. Singal
The
Atlantic Monthly
New-City
Singall
Hobart
William Smith Colleges
America
Singal
Singat
Murray and Herrnstein
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Snautsiow
Aiken
Aiken, S.C
IMA
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Rockford Institute
Rockford, Illinois
Federal
Frnmient
Mistael Wakuek
Jack W. Germond
Jules Witcover
Tribune Media Services
St. Paul's School
St. Paul's Tsongas
David R. Bolot
Smith