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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Feb 05, 1992

Page

4

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.

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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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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.

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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.

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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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.

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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