Editorial argues MOX plan to repurpose plutonium is justified
The Wall Street Journal editorial condemns turning weapons grade plutonium into MOX fuel. The piece argues MOX reduces weapons stockpiles, strengthens security at Savannah River, and lowers terrorism risk. It contends Russia US agreements and broad security considerations support MOX despite terrorism fears. Hiding from the issue is not the answer. MOX is presented as a prudent disposal method.
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Allen Standard Publisher and Editorial Staff Listed
The page lists key personnel including Scott B. Hunter as Publisher, Jeffrey B. Wallace as Editor, and Art Zappa as Advertising Director. Other roles include Ellen Priest as Managing Editor, Timothy E. O’Brian in Lato, Phillip Yates as Production Director, J. David Boyd as Customer Service Manager, Letitia Jefferson in Circulation, and Scot Newcom as Systems Manager.
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Billionaire gives 3 million to oppose English immersion
Pat Stryker, ranked 234 on Forbes 400, donates 3 million to defeat Colorado ballot measure replacing bilingual programs with English immersion. The piece argues for English exposure, notes benefits to immigrant students, and critiques the donor's motives while highlighting broader outcomes from immersion policies elsewhere.
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Public Prayer Rally Against Abortion Planned in Aiken
Area Christians will gather October 6 from 3 to 4 pm along Pine Log Road in Aiken to pray with thousands nationwide for an end to abortion. Participants will hold simple signs stating abortion kills children and adoption not abortion. Debra Baer invites neighbors and church families to join the public witness.
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Return America to its beginnings
A politically charged call urges voters to reject current leaders and policies. It attacks government programs and stock market reliance, arguing for self-investment, wealth burial, and a return to traditional values to avoid dependence on state programs. It concludes with a call to vote out incumbents.
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San Francisco Democrats theme taints GOP jab at Bush policy
A column attacks Democratic leadership, labeling House members as "Bozos of Baghdad" and accusing them of disloyalty, with references to Bonior Gephardt and Torricelli. It condemns Dems for alleged hypocrisy, ties to past liberal advocacy, and alleged ethics questions while urging Republicans to capitalize on perceived Democratic power hunger.
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