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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 2002

Page

4

Hodges Warns DOE Plutonium Move Faces Backlash

Editorial argues Gov Hodges oversteps practicality by battling federal plans to ship plutonium to Savannah River Site for MOX fuel. It notes legal defeats, state trooper blocks, and political risk while urging negotiated binding agreement with DOE and Bush administration.

S.C Jim Hodges US. Department of Energy Savannah River Hodges DOE Cameron Currie United States Currie Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals Srs David Wilkins Wilkins Bush Administration Duke Energy

Allen Standard Masthead Details Editors and Staff

The Allen Standard lists Scott B. Hunter as publisher and Jeffrey B. Wallace as editor with Ellen C. Priest as business manager and Timothy E. O Brien as managing editor. Phillip Yates is production director, Deborah Dyches oversees circulation, David Boyd handles customer service, and Letitia Jefferson serves as customer service manager.

Scott B. Hunter Jeffrey B. Wallace Ellen C. Priest Timothy E. O'Brian Phillip Yates Deborah Dyches David Boyd Letitia Jefferson

NAACP responds to critics over education and politics in SC

The South Carolina NAACP defends its civil rights focus amid editorials and public criticism. It notes legislative failures on racial profiling, funding for black colleges, and equitable school funding, while opposing the lottery for its uneven scholarship distribution. The group pledges to persist in advocacy despite criticism.

NAACP South Carolina Lily White Board of Trustees Medical University of South Carolina Leav House of Representatives

Energy rivals Middle East in US fuel strategy

Pete du Pont argues the United States should diversify energy sources beyond Middle East oil. He critiques wind and solar as costly and unreliable, favors boosting domestic fossil fuels, and urges alliances with oil-rich nations, including Russia, and exploration in Africa and the Americas. He highlights Chad Cameroon pipeline with ExxonMobil and World Bank backing.

America United States Organization For Petroleum Exporting Countries Russia OPEC Siberian Saudi Arabia South America Bush North Pole Western Hemisphere Americas Venezuela Africa Earth Chad ExxonMobil Cameroon World Bank Middle East Pete du Pont The National Center For Policy Analysis

Letters on coaching bias in Aiken County social studies hiring

A graduate with a social studies certificate and sociology degree states that teaching jobs are often contingent on coaching, notes bias against a female name, and argues social studies should not be sidelined for athletics. The writer urges change to improve hiring for qualified social studies teachers in Aiken County.

Tam USC Aiken Aiken County Traci South Carolina Georgia

Audience Applauds Graduation as Thoughtful Class of 2002

A reader recalls the Aiken High School 2002 commencement on May 31. The ceremony featured a prompt band, short speeches, and orderly diploma distribution despite disruptive applause from some guests. The note commends the four Aiken Advisory Council members for maintaining decorum and offers apologies and best wishes to the graduates.

Aiken High School Aiken Advisory Council

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