Editorial: DOE leadership crucial for Savannah River Site future
The resignation of Spencer Abraham as Energy Secretary creates uncertainty for SRS missions. Abraham supported SRS, its lab status and hydrogen research, and his departure means the next DOE chief must quickly learn site needs and align missions. The editorial urges a capable successor who values SRS and DOE objectives.
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USC Chance at Revenge Against Clemson in Final Regular Season
A fan debate argues USC seeks revenge after last year and faces no real pressure. They consider possible bowls like the Music City and note Clemson’s hangover from a painful loss. The Holtz factor suggests players may play hard for him in his last regular season game.
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Powell's Exit Marks End of Powell Doctrine Era
Exit Day in Washington saw four Bush Cabinet secretaries depart with Colin Powell the most consequential. Powell urged UN involvement before Iraq action, championed alliance building, and promoted a clear exit strategy and overwhelming force. His replacement must carry on his approach amid changing policy dynamics.
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Aiken Standard Masthead and Staff Directory
The document lists the Aiken Standard publication staff with roles and contact lines. Names include Scott B. Hunter editor Jeffrey B. Wallace Arthur T. Zappa Ellen C. Priest Timothy E. O Briant Phillip Yates Scot Newcom J David Boyd Letitia Jefferson.
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Changes in Senate rules needed is progress in S C
Gov Mark Sanford argues for open debate as essential to democracy and idea exchange. He decries Senate obstruction that halted 39 bills in 2003 04, with 13 delayed more than a year, urging reforms to keep elections and legislation moving.
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Viewpoints on Senate rules reform and prompt action
The writer urges South Carolina Senate rule changes to allow debate and timely votes. He cites one senator blocking debate, a lack of true filibuster, and excessive unrelated amendments as problems. He urges conversations with senators before year end to push reform during January’s session start.
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Bush peace push clouded by Barghouti candidacy
The article argues that Marwan Barghouti and other Palestinian leaders offer a bleak outlook for any new Palestinian president. It cautions that elections before January 9 may yield a leader aligned with violence, not peace, and condemns the use of terror against Israel.
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