Aiken Standard Staff Listing and Editorial Note
Aiken Standard personnel listed include Scott B. Hunter as Publisher Melissa Hanna as Executive Editor Dee Taylor as Advertising Director Terri Cheek as Business Manager Laura Tiedman as Circulation Manager Letitia Jefferson as Classified Advertising Manager Ronnie Butler as Production Director and Timothy E O Briant noted in a miscellaneous section. A quotation attributed to Robert A Heinlein appears in the piece.
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Scott B. Hunter
Melissa Hanna
Dee Taylor
Hagel for Defense Signals Obama Frankness and Strategy
The piece argues Obama chose Hagel to signal a shift in foreign policy, using the nomination to show authenticity after re election. It contrasts Hagel's views on defense spending Israel Iran with Obama aims, and notes global reactions, including favorable signals from Iran's media. Charles Krauthammer is cited as author.
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Quotes Reflecting Tragedies And Oscar Nominations Across Events
The notes cite a Pakistan bombing death toll of 115 and victims hospitalized after blasts. It references Tom Teves on his son Alex and James Holmes case, quotes Amour producer Margaret Meneger on Oscar nominations, and filmmaker Michael Moore about Bowling for Columbine.
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Alex
Colorado
James Holmes
Michael Moore
Climate denial stalls action on global warming
A George Mason and Yale study finds that the "mushy middle" can be swayed by personal climate experience, while many distrust scientists. The piece notes TV weather forecasters and national outlets often downplay climate science, urging education campaigns and leadership to end denialism.
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George Mason University
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David Roberts
Washington
Don’t abandon SRS cleanup push for nuclear waste
The Savannah River Site faces a 65 percent complete salt-waste processing plant delayed nearly four years and hundreds of millions over budget. DOE and Congress must stay the course to clean up 47 high level waste tanks, as costs rise beyond initial estimates, to avoid broader environmental harm.
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Savannah River
Department of Energy
Congress
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America
Barack Obama
Yucca Mountain
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