Watkins Plan Sees SRS as Key to Nuclear Shift and Cleanup
The piece argues Admiral James D. Watkins should shape a $150 billion, 30 year program to modernize the Energy Department complex and clean up decades of weapon and power plant waste. It highlights Savannah River Site as central for centralized power, waste processing, and potential uses, including plutonium reuse, glass-immobilized fission products, and future fuel production.
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U. S. Navy
James D. Watkins
Department of Energy
U. S. Naval Operations
Admiral Watkins
Atomic Energy Agency
Bush
Savannah River
Defense
Srs
Readers criticize front page cocaine article in Aiken paper
A Virginia reader denounces a recent Aiken front page story with explicit sketches on cocaine sniffing. He accuses the paper of irresponsible journalism and fears media harm, saying such coverage should not exist in any publication.
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Aiken
Northern Virginia
Washington Post
Post
Washington
Roe v Wade on borrowed time signals shift in abortion policy
The Supreme Court signals its gradual retreat from Roe v Wade as states gain broader power to regulate abortion in upcoming term. Justices split over overruling Roe while upholding Missouri style restrictions, foreshadowing renewed battles in Minnesota, Illinois, and Ohio.
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Ashington
Supreme Court
High Court
Minnesota
Tinois
Ohio
Harry Blackmun
Blackmun
Potter Stewart
Sandra Day O'Connor
Anthony Kennedy
Isovurl
Incumbents’ Blues Highlight Pac Money and Reform
A satirical look at high campaign funds for Dan Rostenkowski and Steve Solarz, their $1 million plus coffers, and the impact of PACs on incumbents. It critiques campaign finance, questions reform, and notes reactions from Democrats and Republicans about Bush's proposals.
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Chicago
Dan Rostenkowski
Cane Oe Jok
Hostenkowski
Rostenkowski
Brooklyn
Steve Solarz
Solarz
Asia
Mike Tyson
Fix
Soviet Union
U.S. House
Washington
Political Action Committee
House
Senate
PAC
George Bush
Bush
George Mitchell
Beryl Anthony
D-Ark
D.O.A
Politi Action
Congress
Lee Atwater
Ed Rollins
White House
Boyden Gray
Tony Coelho
D-Calif
Tme
David Obey
D-Wis
Reagan Knighted and Gorbachev Compared in Editorial
The piece muses on Ronald Reagan being made a knight and speculates on honorary titles for others while comparing Gorbachev to a prince. It also criticizes AIDS funding figures and argues for gun rights with cautions about arming protesters. It weighs wealth inequality and tax policy versus minimum wage debates.
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Queen Mother
Reagan
Gorbachev
Hitler
Prince
China
Ridicu
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Robert J. Baker Jr
Roe Vs. Wade
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Universal Press Syndicate
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