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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 20, 1987

Page

4

All Systems Are Go For SRP To Land NPR

South Carolina leaders push to bring the New Production Reactor to Savannah River Plant. Support from Gov Carroll Campbell, Congress members Butler Derrick Doug Barnard and Sen Strom Thurmond, Du Pont, plus favorable but cautious environmental groups, outline a path to possible NPR approval with public input and a $10 billion project scope. Citizens urged to write to Secretary Herrington.

South Carolina Savannah River SRP Carroll Campbell Chambers of Commerce Energy John S. Herrington South Carolina House Washington Butler Derrick Derrick House U. S Doug Barnard Jr D-Ga Barnard Augusta Strom Thurmond NPR Senate The du Pont Co du Pont Edgar S. Woolard Jr Aiken Natural Resources Defense Council Energy Research Foundation Foundation Frances Close Hart Herrington DOE Washington State Idaho

Thought For Today on prognostication by Peter Boyer

An aphoristic quote notes that experts claim risk when predicting outcomes and often prove incorrect yet maintain a high survival rate despite prognostic missteps. The reflection frames confidence versus accuracy in forecasts attributed to an Associated Press writer.

Peter Boyer Associated Press

Beck case pulls at liberty in agency fees ruling

The Beck case challenges union agency fees paid by non members under the National Labor Relations Act. The Justice Department joined the union, arguing fees may fund only bargaining and related tasks, not political uses, prompting calls that Meese should have killed the brief.

Washington Honolulu Justice Department Beck Ed Meese National Labor Relations Act Harry Beck Maryland Communications Workers of America U.S. District Court James R. Miller Jr 4Th Circuit National Right To Work Legal Defense Foundation U.S. Solicitor General Meese Department Bester William Steele the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen Supreme Court

TV in the Senate Puts Country to Sleep Says Proxmire

The article recalls Senator William Proxmire railing against televised Senate proceedings calling the experiment asleep. It contrasts historic, energetic legislators with a modern, sluggish body and notes high campaign costs. It ends with a mention of Gary Hart as a sharper contrast to today’s Senators.

High Court Congress Senate TV U.S. Senate William Proxmire Wisconsin Senate Treasury Jefferson John C. Calhoun Clay, Webster Stephen Douglas William Seward Charles Summer Summer Proxmire Gary Hart

Are America's Academic Minds Closing Again

Los Angeles Times Syndicate notes a campus clash over Edward Teller at Adelphi University and broader fears that liberal faculties suppress ideas. The piece argues student independence matters while recommending Teller essays and Allan Bloom on higher education's moral shift.

America New York City the Turtledove Peter Diamondopolis Adelphi University Adelphi Edward Teller Teller Garden City Long Island Jeane Kirkpatrick Harvard Reagan Strategic Defense Initiative Macmillan Leo Szilard Soviet Union Allan Bloom Simon and Schuster Bloom

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