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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 2008
Page
9
Readers urged to weigh in on SCE&G plans to site two new nuclear reactors as part of a broader energy strategy. The piece argues nuclear energy should be a key component alongside wind and solar, noting existing nuclear generation and the long lead time to deliver power.
The document lists roles and contact emails for editors publishers and department heads at the Aiken Standard including Scott B Hunter Jeffrey Wallace and Timothy O Briant. Names and titles cover editorial advertising news production circulation business management and customer service.
Column argues that labeling Obama centrism hides public opinion trends favoring warrant checks for wiretaps, NAFTA reform, and a timetable to exit Iraq. It claims elite media push a misleading center to maintain the status quo and marginalize mainstream views. David Sirota notes his new June release.
A GVW committee leader responds to questions about census tract decisions and his residence while advocating incorporation. He asserts state guidelines shaped tract blocks, explains living outside the area, and vows to let residents vote on incorporation to safeguard the GVW region’s future.
A letter argues nuclear energy as the most efficient clean electricity source if fuel reprocessing is allowed. It warns against overreliance on a single source, urges balanced use of oil for petrochemicals, and advocates exploring wind and solar while mitigating unintended environmental effects.
Information for submitting letters to the editor includes mailing address, email and fax options for the Aiken Standard in South Carolina 29802. Readers may send comments or feedback to letters aikenstandard com or via fax line 648 6052.
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