Editorial urges慎慎 House rethink on China space policy
Editorial argues the U S House rushes to restrict China in space matters, urging sober Senate led inquiry into national security implications of satellite launches. Highlights include Loral Space’s role, potential missile implications, and calls for action after facts are gathered rather than preemptive penalties.
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State Department
GOP
House
China
Senate
Alabama
Richard Shelby
Indiana
Dan Burton
Cox
America
United Sates
Pentagon
Loral Space
Pay for veterans tobacco illnesses debate in Congress
Tampa Tribune argues that veterans should receive treatment for tobacco related illnesses funded by the government. The piece notes military promotion of smoking, rations including cigarettes, and discounts at stores, questioning VA obligations for veterans’ tobacco related health issues.
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U.S
Tampa
Fla
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King assassination claims echoed in new Posner book
New York Times review notes Gerald Posner argues James Earl Ray acted alone in the 1968 murder of Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. He cites no evidence for a Patsy or a conspiracy and mentions earlier work by George McMillan, an Aiken native who investigated Ray in 1976.
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Gerald Posner
Ray
Martin Luther King Jr
Posner
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CIA
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Random House
Aiken
George McMillan
Little, Brown and Co
McMillan
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St. Helena Island
Beaufort
Samuel Eliot Morrison
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Harvey Gantt
South Carolina
America
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Lewis’ Times
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Canda
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Raymond Kaplan
Priscilla Johnson
Svetlana Stalin
Lee Harvey Oswald
Marina
Cecily Deegan McMillan
Cambridge
Mass
Tom
Christopher
Kit
New York
Kit McMillan
Aiken Standard Letter to the Editor on Moral Decline
Howard Boyd rails against political and social decline, arguing government morality erodes values. The letter calls for civic standards, condemns abortion access, gambling, pornography, and media influence, and urges readers to submit briefs to the Aiken Standard.
Adultery Question for Ashcroft Emerges at Washington Breakfast
A Washington breakfast during which reporter Godfrey Sperling pressed Senator John Ashcroft on fidelity. Ashcroft insisted he has been faithful, while observers note public curiosity about a president's private life often influences voters and policy debates.
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John Ashcroft
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Missouri
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Christian Science Monitor
Ashcroft
Richard Benedetto
USA Today
Sperling
Clinton
Oval Office
Congress
The
United States
White House
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