CNTA boosts nuclear energy view at Up and Atom Breakfast
CNTA highlights growing U S energy needs and the atom as a key source Dr James A Lake president elect of the American Nuclear Society urges expansion of nuclear energy while noting a shortage of trained engineers The group founded eight years ago now has about 2000 members and operates from Aiken South Carolina CNTA invites locals to upcoming June 14 breakfast at Houndslake Country Club with Ambrose Schwallie Westinghouse Government Services Group as speaker
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Citizens For Nuclear Technology
CNTA
James A. Lake
American Nuclear Society
Department of Energy
Idaho National Engineering and Environmental Laboratory
Lake
Fred Davison
University of Georgia
Houndslake
Houndslake Drive
Aiken
Mal
Houndslake Country Club
Ambrose Schwallie
Westinghouse Government Services Group
Savannah River
Morrison Knudsen Corp
Schwallie
Relief for Elian as US custody fight looms
The writer argues the 6-year-old Cuban boy Elian Gonzalez should be with his father, while American relatives pursue a Supreme Court fight to keep him in the United States. The piece frames the case as a distraction amid widespread child poverty and political tension.
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United States
Florida Straits
Fidel Castro
Supreme Court
Toronto Star
Elian Case Sparks Constitutional Debate on Government Power
The Elian Gonzalez case tests the rule of law as critics say the Justice Department misrepresented facts to obtain a search warrant and the raid on the Miami home. Scholars warn the actions threaten civil liberties and urge Congress to investigate the administration and its use of executive power.
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America
Congress
Justice Department
Gonzalez
Miami
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Elian
The
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New Jersey Superior Court
Andrew P. Napolitano
Wall Street Journal
Federal District
Harvard Law
Alan Dershowitz
Laurence Tribe
Tribe
Dershowitz
Clinton
11Th Circuit Court of Appeals
Executive
INS
Aiken residents urge senior citizen center funding
A local letter advocates building a senior citizens center in Aiken County to honor elders and provide social, exercise, and dining spaces. The writer cites Ohio's senior centers as inspiration and calls for community support and sponsorship from local employers like SRP Bridgestone Kimberly Clark.
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Aiken County
Aiken
Selectors
Alliance
Ohio
Senior Citizen Center
Dolly Podver
Kmart
Lowe's
Sizzlin
SRP
Bridgestone
Kimberly Clark
The Aiken Standard welcomes Letters to the Editor
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Scouting, sexuality and the law collide in high court debate
A gay ex Scoutmaster, James Dale, was ousted for being openly gay while the Boy Scouts faced a New Jersey anti discrimination suit. The New Jersey high court ruled the Scouts as a quasi public entity subject to anti bias laws, while the U S Supreme Court heard arguments on their rights to exclude. The piece notes broader questions on expressive association, private groups, and public facilities as related to gay rights and Vermont civil unions.
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New Jersey
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U.S. Supreme Court
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Rotary Club
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Lambda Legal Defense Fund
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Slate Magazine
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California Supreme Court
Vermont
Howard Dean
Citzens
Tom Minnery
Focus On the Family
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