Editorial: Preserving SRS Legacy Amid Cleanup Efforts
The DOE NNSA and preservation offices strike an agreement with South Carolina officials and advisory bodies to safeguard buildings and technologies from the Cold War era at the Savannah River Site. Retirees led a yearlong push to stop bulldozing historic material, with Walt Joseph and Todd Crawford praised for guiding the preservation effort. The accord ensures the contributions of SRS workers are not forgotten.
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Aiken Standard Personnel Directory Listing
A roster of staff and contact roles includes publisher Scott B. Hunter editor Jeffrey B. Wallace and editor Arthur T. Zappa. Other listed leaders include Ellen C. Priest and Timothy E. O Briant with system manager J David Boyd and Letitia Jefferson.
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Kerry picks Edwards as running mate in muted convention play
The column argues John Kerry chose Sen. John Edwards as vice president weeks early to preempt criticism, with Democrats lacking a strong platform besides opposing Bush. It questions Edwards as attack dog, notes Kerry and McAuliffe may lead opposition, and suggests economic data undercut Democratic claims while hinting at a tight race through Election Day.
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World must intervene against genocide in Sudan
The article argues that genocide is unfolding in Darfur as Arab militia violence destroys communities and displaces millions. It urges immediate international action, condemns inaction, and calls for U N sanctioned military intervention to halt the humanitarian catastrophe.
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Pride in America evident after meeting Iraq in London
A Canadian-born visitor in London meets a Northern Iraq immigrant who survived Saddam Hussein's regime. The man praises the United States and Iraq operation while recounting imprisonment, beating, and a lifelong Saddam emblem pledge. Local counter diversifies with pro US sentiment and fresh pride in citizenship.
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