Security shifts at SRP reflect post terror era
The article notes increased security at the Savannah River Plant after a DOE contract shifted to Wackenhut Corp. Guards now enforce stricter measures, causing public inconvenience on Highway 125 while prioritizing protection of the defense site amid global terrorism concerns.
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SRP
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International Security Agency
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Rickover's Safe Nuclear Energy Contribution Noted
The article honors Admiral Hyman Rickover for pioneering safe nuclear propulsion in the U S Navy and enabling civilian nuclear power. It cites his discipline and safeguards leading to 2400 years of reactor operation without radiation deaths and recalls his demanding leadership and immigrant story.
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Charleston
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France
Germany
Trinity University
Dublin
Trinity
Supreme Court once more links bad law and rough justice on voting rights
A columnist critiques the Supreme Court for creating a right to win in voting rights cases. North Carolina and other Southern states face altered districting under 1982 amendments. The piece cites historical barriers to Black voting and argues affirmative action mirrors reverse racism. The author, a Southern observer, recalls past electoral oppression and ties it to current rulings.
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William Rehnquist
Rehnquist
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Joe
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South Africa
High Court
Immigration reform question tests will and means
A Los Angeles Times Syndicate piece argues the U S must will both ends and means in immigration policy. It praises Senator Alan Simpson for proposed penalties on employers, supervised farm worker admissions, and a path to amnesty, while noting opposition from agribusiness and some Hispanic leaders. A CBS NYT poll shows bipartisan support for reform.
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Folly and Facts From Ashes of News and Humor
Ashley Cooper questions foam mattresses and beer filled waterbeds while a weather quip and a sandtrap lament mingle with humorous jests. Col Robert Milner items spark wit and a quiz show quip about famous brothers who helped man fly.
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