Energy plan could boost SRS missions and nuclear future
Editorial notes Bush energy plan as a starting point for national energy independence. It highlights potential Savannah River Site roles in MOX fuel production, plutonium reuse, reprocessing, and a full nuclear services cycle, alongside ongoing cleanup and tritium work, framing future SRS as a long lasting national energy infrastructure contributor.
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Aiken County
California
George W. Bush
America
Savannah River
SRS
Bush
Allied General Nuclear Services
Barnwell
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Aiken Standard Publisher Scott Hunter and Wallace Tim Hox
Scott Hunter, publisher of the Aiken Standard, is noted in a byline alongside Sere Wallace and Timothy Hot. The snippet presents a partial author lineup and a stylized reference to editorial figures within the paper.
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Far Sere Wallace
Timothy Hot
Twid Hox
Changing American families and the meaning of marriage
The piece analyzes Census Bureau data showing more single parent and cohabiting households, fewer two parent families, and implications for policy and society. It cites Barbara Whitehead and Maggie Gallagher and Linda Waite on divorce culture and marriage benefits, arguing for a revival of traditional family norms.
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AUS. Airways
Alfred Knopf
Barbara Dafoe Whitehead
Census Bureau
Maygie Gallagher
Linda J. Waite
Doubleday
FBI blunder blamed for McVeigh execution delay
Star-Telegram notes the FBI failed to disclose thousands of documents in the Oklahoma City bombing case. Attorney General Ashcroft delays the May 16 execution date to June 11, with potential further postponement depending on what the files reveal and how McVeigh and his lawyers respond. The column questions FBI competence and calls the lapse a defining failure in the trial process.
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Timothy McVeigh
McVeigh
FBI
Alfred P. Murrah Federal
Oklahoma City
John Ashcroft
Ruby Ridge
Branch Davidians
Waco
Texas
Community thanks for record NASC Food Drive success in Aiken
Golden Harvest Food Bank expresses thanks to the Aiken community for the NASC Food Drive on May 12. Donated 31,181 pounds of non perishable food will be sorted packaged and distributed to those in need. Volunteers from Red Cross and many local groups aided. further help sought.
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Golden Harvest Food Bank
Aiken
National Association of Letter Carriers
Red Cross
Silver Blu High Key Club
Aiken High Ffa
Women of Woodside
North Aiken Baptist Church
Calvary Chapel of
LDS
Barnwell Mennonite Church
Unity Holiness Church
Chuck Martin
Aiken Produce
William Webb
Aiken Standard
Brenda Owens
Association of Letter Cars
Golden Harvest Ce
Owen Clary Sassetrator
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