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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jul 21, 1983

Page

4

Medlock seeks working relations amid SRP restart dispute

South Carolina Attorney General Travis Medlock urged cooperation with Savannah River Plant officials after visiting the site and meeting SRP representatives. He framed the restart dispute as a possible vindication of his NEPA stance yet cautioned the need to balance environmental safeguards with defense and economic concerns. The visit signals a likely easing of the DOE state confrontation as both sides pursue a mutual path to address safety and regulatory issues.

Aiken Rotary Club South Carolina Travis Medlock Savannah River U. S Thomas P. Jackson SRP Department of Energy Medlock Richard Riley Columbia State Department of Health and Environmental Control Aiken DOE

Washington sex scandals and public trust in 1983

An historian reflects on the 1982 sex scandal charges against several Congressmen and the 1983 Ethics Committee reprimands for Crane and Studds. The piece discusses public standards for officials, authority, and the gap between rulers and citizens, with digressions on private life and political life.

New York City Washington Joseph Califano Ethics Committee House Daniel Crane Gerry Studds Crane Illinois Studds Massachusetts Britain France America

Kissinger to Head Commission on U S Strategy in Central America

President Reagan named Henry Kissinger to lead a bipartisan national commission on U S strategy in Central America. The move aims to drum up urgency and secure broad support to deter a Soviet Cuban subversion and defend U S credibility in the region.

Reagan Central America Congress U.S Henry Kissinger Kissinger Nixon Latin America Vietnam Iran Europe Middle East Asia United States National Commission Henry Jackson Charles McC. Mathias

Detroit improves quality boosts American car makers

The Christian Science Monitor notes renewed U S car quality as Detroit firms adopt worker input and tighter engineering. Ford, GM, and Chrysler report higher efficiency, fewer warranty costs, and faster issue resolution. John Bergstrom comments on rising public confidence as U S production gains distinction.

Christian Science Monitor Detroit Chrysler General Motors Corvette Ford Alex Mair John Bergstrom United States

Letters to the Editor at Aiken Standard

The Aiken Standard invites signed letters with the writer’s mailing address for publication. Anonymous letters are not considered and all letters may be edited for space clarity and libel. Brief, to the point submissions preferred and addressed to Letters to the Editor P.O. Box 456 Aiken S C 29801.

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