South Aiken Tennis Repeats State Title for Third Year
South Aiken High School’s Thoroughbreds won the Class AAA state boys tennis title for the third straight year, defeating Spring Valley High School. The team, led by coach Mike Hicks, finished 19-0 with dominant 6-0 victors in most matches and included players Roddy Cantey Jason McAlhaney Harry Cantey Philip Chow Matt Robinson Anand Pariyadath Michael Huffer. The win complements the girls AAAA state title won earlier in the season.
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Cardinal O'Connor: A Voice of Thoughtful Catholicism in America
Cardinal John Joseph O'Connor, longtime archbishop of New York and former Navy chaplain, died at 80 after brain tumor surgery. A prolife, anti capital punishment figure, he clashed with politicians over gay rights, ministered to AIDS patients, and was often called the pope's man in America.
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Newspaper staff byline and roles list
Stanvard Scott B Hunter editor Jeffrey B Wallace business manager Circulation director Ellen C Priest Garth R Groshans pressroom supervisor Systems manager James R Bennett Jr J David Boyd
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Congress Should Permanently Normalize Trade With China
In an election year the pending vote on permanent normal trade relations with China risks political distortion. The piece argues new access for U.S. firms and workers, potential export gains of about 10 billion dollars over ten years, and a broader rise in U.S. output, while noting past export gaps and the need to align with WTO rules. It asserts market access, reduces misalignment, and calls for a pragmatic, economics-based approach to normalization.
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Debate Over China WTO Entry and Job Losses
Washington debate argues a China WTO accession harms US and Chinese workers. Critics warn of a growing US China trade deficit, potential millions of job losses, and weaker worker rights if annual reviews end. Proponents cite business lobbying and the need for normalized trade relations to implement the agreement.
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Recommendations for SRS reductions proposed ERI second plan
The document urges a second Early Retirement Initiative to meet reductions without a RIF. It notes ERI costs are funded via pension plan status and argues retirees could be replaced by onsite staff with cheaper hires. It includes a personal memorial letter about Melissa Guess and a high school fundraiser for cystic fibrosis.
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