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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Feb 08, 1989

Page

4

President's responsibility in nuclear safeguard debate

Guest editorial argues Deputy Assistant Secretary Richard Starostecki wields decisive influence over U S tritium reactor restart at Savannah River. It cites repeated delays, noting Starostecki's quizzical prevention of restart and the risk of U S stockpile erosion while politics and bureaucratic timidity hinder action. The piece denounces overreliance on regulators and urges White House accountability for national security decisions.

U. S George Bush William Crowe Sam Nunn Richard Starostecki Starostecki Senate Armed Services Committee Troy Wade Department of Energy Aiken S.C Wade National Defense Keith Schneider New York Times White House Savannah River John Herrington New York State Power Authority John Dyson Starosteck New Hampshire John Sununu MIT

Aiken Proud of Local Hospital and Caring Staff

Readers praise the community hospital and its dedicated team for patient care. Joan Caldon thanks the staff and mentions Nottingham Drive as part of the letter, highlighting gratitude for local health services.

Aiken Joan Caldon Nottingham Drive

Tom Greene Re Election Bid For North Augusta Mayor

Letter from Lee and Fred Cavanaugh praising Tom Greene as a proven leader and dedicated public servant after his decision to run again for mayor of North Augusta. They cite his sensitivity to others and commitment to community across North Augusta Aiken and Aiken County.

Tom Greene North Augusta Tom DuPont Aiken Aiken County

Residents Debate Reading Test Over HCA Letters

Louise Douda argues that many in Aiken County misread a January letter about unsanitary conditions at HCA. She clarifies the critique targets facility conditions and nurse shortages, not the nurses themselves, urging careful reading of the past six weeks.

Aiken HCA Louise Douda

Administration Pandered To Greed Of Developers Opinion

A 1988 expenditure of 64000 dollars funded Columbia experts to draft Aiken growth management guidance. The plan proposed Woodward tract as small to medium density housing along Whiskey Road, with most of the site kept as open land and the two historic districts plus horse industry in low density areas. The author accuses the current administration of ignoring that plan to favor Blanchard Calhoun Developers of Augusta, calling it a betrayal and urging adherence to the original plan. Nancy A. Wilds voices concern from P O Box 26.

Columbia Aiken Woodward Whiskey Road Blanchard Calhoun Augusta Blanchard/Calhoun Nancy A. Wilds P.O

Has Anyone Told Developers How Hard It Is To Succeed

A local resident questions developers and city planners about the difficulty of succeeding in business in Aiken. The letter cites many store closures and lingering struggle despite favorable factors like location and parking, wondering why homegrown ventures fail to take off.

Aiken

Washingtons Alfalfa Club Dinner Sees Quiet Civility

Washington observes the 76th Alfalfa Club dinner where Lloyd Bentsen compliments George Bush and urges Sununu’s scandal-free White House. The piece questions whether anger over politics is absent, noting Washington’s culture of compromise and back scratching over overt confrontation.

Washington Alfalfa Club Lloyd Bentsen George Bush Boston Harbor Bentsen Dan Quayle Quayle Bush White House John Sununu Sununu

The Writer's Art A Fishy Word Guessing Game

The column discusses misused words such as fulsome and cement, showing how writers fish for terms that do not fit. It cites examples from Keillor Bush Gore and Newsday, then warns that true fulsome praise is rare and urges precise usage.

Garrison Keillor Capitol Hill Achille Lauro Reagan Washington Post Newsday Mikhail Gorbachev Elliott Abrams George Shultz Aloha Airlines NBC Bush Florida Vero Beach Hallandale Fla Annanders Vata Hari Trenton N.J Trentonian Don Wood

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Lee Fred Cavanaugh Burgundy Rd Howard Taxpayers’ Bank & Trust U.S. Senate Sen. Doe Sen. Roe Doe Roe Vompoop Benazir Bhutto Adam Seth Enos Cainan Mike Tyson Robin Givens Stuart Raleigh News & Observer United Parcel Service Nevada
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