Editorial tribute to Dr George A Poda at Savannah River Site
Editorial notes the death of Dr George A Poda on December 22 and highlights his role as medical superintendent at the Du Pont Medical Department at SRS. It praises his pioneering work in industrial and radiation medicine, his diagnostic skill, patient care, and the gratitude of employees who saw him as a personal friend and trusted physician.
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George A. Poda
du Pont Medical Department
Savannah River
Dr. Poda
Aly
Smilar
SRS
AEC Dana
Indiana
Poda
Bush education plan sets ground rules for federal aid
The Washington Post argues President elect Bush must seek a simple test for any education proposal: no shift of resources away from poor children. It notes federal aid, especially Title I, is small relative to overall costs and mostly supports the neediest, while state and local governments shoulder most funding.
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Bush
Congress
Gov. Bush
Washington Post
Silicon Valley
Georgia
Florida
Washington
Ameria
Democratic Party
California
Bush seeks trade and freedom in Latin America
Myriam Marquez reports on George W. Bush as Texas governor and presidential hopeful outlining a strategy for Latin America. He favors expanding NAFTA ties, promoting democracy, and aiding Colombia while avoiding Cuba engagement, aiming for a cooperative, non meddling U S role.
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Peru
Alberto Fujimori
Fujimori
Clinton
Latin America
George W. Bush
Texas
Bush
Mexico
Latin
America
South America
Cuba
Fidel Castro
Chile
NAFTA
Brazil
Amazon Rain Forest
Colombia
U.S
Aiken litter and political notes prompt clash over Bush Mineta pick
A letter from Rick Rogers of Aiken laments highway litter and urges stronger anti litter action locally and statewide. The text also critiques George W Bush cabinet choices, highlighting Norman Mineta and the Clinton era trade missions scandal in a broader political commentary.
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Bush
George W. Bush
Democrat Party
Judicial Watch
Congressional
Norman Mineta
Dubaya
Transportation
Clinton Commerce Department
Mineta
Clinton
Commerce
Indonesia
John Huang
Charlie Trie
James Riady
Mark Grobmyer
Wen Ho Lee
Census counts for more than population
The article analyzes the 2000 Census impact on U S politics and demographics. It notes population shifts from east to south and west, state gains and losses in House seats, party implications for Republicans, and the evolving political role of Hispanics and other groups, with references to state changes and key figures.
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Washington
Florida
People's Republic of China
Alabama
South Carolina
Franklin Roosevelt
United States
Ohio Valley
Pacific Coast
East
California
Texas
New York
Atlanta
Los Angeles
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
House of Representatives
Arizona
Georgia
Congress
Colorado
Nevada
North Carolina
Pennsylvania
Connecticut
Ilinois
Indiana
Michigan
Mississippi
Ohio
Oklahoma
Wisconsin
George W. Bush
al Gore
Virginia
Thomas Davis
National Republican Congressional Committee
White House
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Cosi Myers
Timothy E. O'Briant
James R. Bennett Jr
J. David Boyd
Bill Clinton
Ford
Reagan
Myriam Marquez
Knight Ridder Service
Miami
Panama
Vicente Fox
Andres Pastrana
Venezuela
Marquez
Hugo Chavez
Chavez
The
Orlando Sentinel
Robert Barnett
Aiken County
Boone, N.C
Asheville
Greenville
Pickens
Greenwood
Edgefield
Rick Rogers
Aiken
Philip Terzian
Republic
Providence Journal
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