Aiken Viewpoints on 1992 and Hopes for 1993
Our view surveys 1992 as a year of global upheaval and local slowdown tied to Savannah River Site. It notes SRS gains, downtown revitalization, preservation milestones, and calls for diversified economy and refined government in 1993 including Clinton’s presidency.
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Soviet Union
Aiken
Savannah River
South Carolina
SRS
Bill Clinton
China
Middle East
Iran
U.S
Russia
Rose Hill
Joye Cottage
Willcox Inn
Department of Energy
White House
U.S. Department of Energy
DOE
Clinton ally Riley to head education in new Cabinet post
Former South Carolina Governor Dick Riley joins the Clinton administration as education secretary. His career as a coalition builder frames a role focused on persuasion over policy details, highlighting his ability to unite diverse groups behind shared goals.
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Bill Clinton
Dick Riley Riley
Greenville
England’s Plight Amid Trade and Industrial Policy Debate
A discussion contrasts Britain’s long decline from its peak as a global industrial leader with rising U.S. and German power. It argues for reforming education, training, and business investment to boost productivity, quoting experts on human capital and protectionist lessons from Japan.
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England
Great Britain
United States
Germany
London
Havin
Mn Ad
Bill Clinton
Little Rock
Alan Blinder
Princeton
Robert Solow
John Aevd Ple
Aension
Clinton
Sculley
Japan
Scul
A Banner Year For Indians In Sports
A narrative recalls 1992 as a year of Native American visibility in sports and public life. It highlights protests against the Washington Redskins name, the Braves tomahawk chop on TV, Ted Turner and Jane Fonda, and Indian gaming debates, with personal reflections on fate, a Minneapolis trip, and a later marriage.
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Rapid City
Minneapolis
Clyde Bellecourt
Washington Redskins
Newsweek Magazine
Newsweek
Redskins
Northwest Airlines
Fate
Aovely
Twin Cities
Lynn Boensch
National Council of Christians and Jews
Paul Sand
Rt City
S.D
Lynn
Atlanta Braves
Braves
Ted Turner
Jane Fonda
Washington
Bunty Anquoe
Mr. Turner
Ted
Bunty
Ross Perot
Bill Clinton
South Dakota
Sue
Christopher Columbus
Nevada
New Jersey
Horse Ace Acee
Ben Nighthorse Campbell
U.S. Senate
Florida sharks face strict limits amid conservation debate
The piece discusses dwindling shark populations due to overfishing and finning, notes Florida's 3 mile limit and daily recreational limits, and critiques federal plans as too lenient. It cites Dr. Sam Gruber and studies of lemon sharks near No Name Key, warning of ecological upheaval if trends continue.
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Key West
Ernest Hemingway
Asia
Florida
U.S
Bush
National Marine Fisheries Service
Sam Gruber
University of Miami
Gruber
Fisheries Service
No Name Key
Gulf
Atlantic
North Carolina
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Jeffrey B. Wallace
Sue S. Brown
Debra Z. Price
Ellen C. Priest
Daniel S. Holland
Aiken, S.C
Riley
The
Charleston
Post and Courier
State Department of Youth Services
Kozo Yamamura
William R. Hawkins
New York City
Turner
Turner Network Television
TNT
Tim Giago
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