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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 13, 2014

Page

11

Aiken Stanndam Founded in 1867

Ellen Priest, publisher. Tim O Briant, audience development director. Melissa Hanna, executive editor. Dee Taylor, advertising director. Laura Tiedman, circulation manager. Jeromy Way, business manager. Letitia Jefferson, customer service manager. Ronnie Butler, production director. Think about it quote from Horace Walpole.

Tim O’briant Melissa Hanna Dee Taylor Laura Tiedman Letitia Jefferson Ronnie Butler

Open government reform faces uncertain fate in South Carolina

Editorial urges moving forward on transparency as House bills H.3613 and H.3641 seek stronger open records rules. It notes a slow legislative path since 2011, highlights aims to raise FOI fines, shorten response times, and require email disclosures, with emphasis on administrative law court reviews.

S.C. House Bill Taylor R-Aiken General Assembly Taylor S.C. Press Association Columbia House S.C. Senate Senate S.C Judiciary Committee Administrative Law Court Aiken Standard Aiken

The dark side of the fight against terrorism

The article discusses the 6,000 page Senate Intelligence Committee report on Bush era detention and interrogation practices, the CIA response, and calls for full public release. It notes waterboarding, black sites, and memos used to justify torture, urging Obama to disclose the report with only sources and methods redacted.

Senate Intelligence Committee George W. Bush Obama CIA Inspector General Bush Administration al-Qaida Khalid Shaikh Mohammed Abu Zubaydah Intelligence Committee Dick Cheney USS Osama bin Laden Saxby Chambliss Georgia Dianne Feinstein Dcalif

South Carolina Residents Pay for Nuclear Waste Fund Without Benefit

A DC Circuit Court ruling presses the Energy Department to justify the Nuclear Waste Fund fees paid by ratepayers since 1983. The fund, now over 17 billion collected with a 1.3 billion annual interest, faces a 2 trillion to 4.9 trillion final balance range deemed useless. The case cites Yucca Mountain shelving and notes SC stores about 3,800 metric tons of spent fuel at four sites, while public officials demand a permanent repository.

Congress U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals District of Columbia Department of Energy Energy Department Laurence H. Silberman Reagan Tee Chicago Stern Secretary of Energy Ernest Moniz Vogtle V.C Savannah River Georgia Obama Yucca Mountain South Carolina Aiken County Washington United States David Wright Public Service America Minnesota Joe Atkins Nuclear Waste Fund

Letter to the Editor on global warming commentary

A reader disputes the global warming narrative noting colder spells and regional patterns. They cite long-standing local weather experience, Antarctic ship ice, and school closures while criticizing media framing and predictive models.

Harold Arctic Lake Michigan Antarctica MSNBC al Gore

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Aiken Stanndam Ellen Priest Jeromy Way Horace Walpole, 4Th Earl of Orford Editorial Transparency Michael Butler Department of Energy and Nuclear Industry Carolina Public Relations Group Mbutler Carolinaprgroup Butler
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