Editorial: Remembering Nathaniel Stetson a nuclear pioneer
Nathaniel Stetson, lifelong contributor to the atomic energy program, died last Saturday. He helped lead Oak Ridge and Savannah River efforts, shaped Washington policy, and advanced peacetime radioisotope work. He chaired USC Aiken’s Higher Education Commission and received a Doctor of Humane Letters from USCA.
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St. Mary Help of Christians Catholic Church
Dir Ed Albenesius
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Aiken
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University of South Carolina Aiken
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Scott Hunter Setey Wallace in Aiken Standard
Aiken Standard reports on Scott Hunter Setey Wallace, detailing the subject's background, affiliations, and recent activities within the local community. The article highlights notable achievements and ties to regional organizations.
Indifference to Spiritual Matters Warns of Eternal Risk
The piece argues that widespread indifference to God mirrors Gallio's lack of concern for spiritual matters. It warns that busy people focused on football and soap operas neglect eternity and risk divine acceptance.
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Gallio
Census shifts shape party power in House districts
The 2000 census signals a geographic tilt toward Sun Belt growth favoring Republicans while rising minority populations boost Democrats. New Jersey’s dramatic demographic changes helped Democrats vault to a safe victory, echoing national trends as redistricting battles loom.
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al Gore
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Budget battle over K-12 funds in South Carolina
Gov Hodges notes a surplus gone and says more money for K-12. however Aiken County faces deep cuts as many line items are eliminated or reduced. The Ways and Means plan increases some funds while removing key programs like Local Innovations and Technology, threatening alternative education, 24 credit mandates, and EAA funding.
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Jim Todges
South Carolina
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Ways and Means
Aiken County
Hodges
General Assembly
Boards of Education
EAA
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