Obituary of Jay Jones AEC Savannah River security leader
Jay Jones a former Navy officer and intelligence expert who helped build the Savannah River Project as deputy director of the AEC Security Division died at 89. He served from the 1950s through the 1970s, earning the AEC sustained superior performance award, and was remembered as a dedicated, warm, reliable security director.
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J. Howard
Jay) Jones
U. S. Atomic Energy Commission
Japan
United States
Jay Jones
Savannah River
AEC
Dave Low
Howard Jones
Mrr. Jones
Nat Stetson
Mr. Jones
Pat Tarrant
Aiken
Milford
Utah
Benjamin Franklin College
Washington
Southeastern University Law School
Mrs. Jones
Mary Owen
Orangeburg
Land’s End
Alaska
Central America
Call for renewed character education in schools
William Damon argues in favor of robust character education as essential for the future of society. He warns against fuzzy standards and mixed messages, urging firm guidance, abstinence-based sex education, and the integration of charitable acts and religiosity to foster virtue in children.
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Iors
Subdivide big states to fix Electoral College unfairness
John Tyler proposed subdivision as a remedy to malapportioned representation. The author argues breaking large states like California and Texas into smaller units could restore one person one vote, add senators, and boost citizen involvement while preserving some regional diversity.
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Iaseo
Florida
Senate
Couness
Electoral College
Fed
House of Delegates
Thomas Jefferson
Jefferson
John Tyler
James City
Tidewater
Virginia
Tames City
Tyler
Delaware
Wyoming
California
Texas
Kentucky
Maine
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Vermont
United States
North Dakota
Pennsylvania
New Hampshire
Letters Correct problems of race through education
Robert L. Stultz argues that the NAACP has become prejudicial and calls for education reform with three school types. He contends affirmative action harms opportunities and urges accountability, funding fixes, and separated paths for standard, able, and disinterested students.
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NAACP
JFK
MLK
Robert L. Stultz
Creationist booster praised for efforts in school reform
A Wagener speaker urges Aiken County residents to restore God in public schools. He lauds Christian activism, calls Christians to enter the fight, and warns secular humanism versus Christianity as a choosing ground.
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Aiken
Letters to the Editor guidelines at Aiken Standard
The Aiken Standard invites brief signed letters with full contact details for verification. Include daytime and home numbers. letters may be edited to condense. Address to Letters to the Editor PO Box 456 Aiken SC 29802 or email swallaceaduesouth.net and fax to 801364860.
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Aiken
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Ellen C. Priest
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James R. Bennett Jr
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