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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 11, 2000

Page

9

Notable Quotes From Public Figures Span DOE, Courts and Politics

A compilation of remarks covers Savannah River Site officials debating the cost of immunity for security personnel, a retiring Energy Department official, and a contest for state Teacher of the Year. Other quotes touch on legal rights, legislative reviews, a jury escape, caucus rules for voters, and international diplomacy.

Savannah River Department of Energy SRS DOE Greg Rudy Frank R. McCoy Energy Department Orangeburg Brad Hutto

Congress Should Cut Federal Fuel Tax to Ease Prices

Pete Sepp of the National Taxpayers Union argues for a 10 cent cut in federal fuel taxes to lower post tax gas prices, noting surpluses and a spending shift toward Highway Trust Fund. He cites the 1993 surtax and argues tax reform and user fees could replace lost revenue while aiding low and middle income households.

Alexandria OPEC Congressional Budget Office Highway Trust Fund The Tax Foundation Bill Clinton Congress Connecticut John Rowland

Safety and road funding proposals threaten highway safety

Unsafe highways and a trucker protest spur bills to suspend the 24 cent per gallon federal diesel excise and potentially cut all federal highway fees. ARTBA warns such cuts would cost jobs, reduce road safety, and erode air quality gains from better highways, with California and other states facing large losses.

Washington America Capitol Hills D.C Ben ‘Campbell R-Corp National Taxpayers Union William Buechner American Road & ‘Transportation Builders Association Highway Trust Fund Congress ARTBA California Sen Campbell Texas Pennsylvania New York Florida Ohio Michigan New Jersey

Sacagawea Dollar Spark For Native Pride And Coin Tease

The Sacagawea gold dollar honors the Shoshone guide who joined Lewis and Clark. At Phoenix Heard Museum a model Randy L Hedon Teton drew crowds, as Native and non Native buyers rush to own the coin. Teton, 23, a UNM senior, blends art history with indigenous advocacy. Debra Atacia Krol, Salinan Nation writer, notes broader cultural impact.

Phoenix Heard Museum Randy'l Hedon Teton United States Sacagawea Toussaint Bonneau Lewis and Clark Jokin Echohawk The Native American Rights Fund Ron Lee Arizona Commission of Indian Affairs Desplain Bosque Redondo University of New Mexico Randy Hedon Teton

Letters to the Editor Submission Guidelines at Aiken Standard

The Aiken Standard invites brief Letters to the Editor with signature, mailing address, and daytime and home phone numbers. Editors may edit and condense, letters sent to PO Box 456 Aiken SC 29602 or via email to editorial duesouth.net or fax to 803 648 6052.

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Dale Smith Frank Roberson Aiken County Wackenhut Services Jim Giusti Hutto Beth Jackson South Carolina Danielle Clermont Ehud Barak Lebanon David Dibble North Carolina Andrew Causey Jr Billy Ray Jackson Darva Conger Linda Weigand John Malone Green Beretto Gritz Stanford University Paul Ehrlich John McCain Republican House Lindsey Graham George W. Bush Roberson Graham Sisnars Scott B. Hunter Jeffrey B. Wallace Ellen Priest Aval Boye Pete Sepp Pete Ruane American Road & Transportation Builders Association Debra Atacia Krol Editorial Duesouth.net
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