NPR Funding Holds Promise For Savannah River Future
Congress allocates 116 million in the energy bill to develop the New Production Reactor at the Savannah River Site. NPR will replace current reactors and provide all U S tritium needs within ten years. DOE plans another reactor at Idaho Falls but NPR has priority.
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Letters To The Editor Critique Of Racism And Congress
A Black East Indian writer in North Augusta criticizes racial bias in law enforcement and denounces U S Congress. He questions ticketing patterns in Aiken County and mocks political elites. The letter urges term limits and reform to end self serving government.
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Writing Letters to The Aiken Standard
The Aiken Standard invites signed letters with the writer's mailing address. Letters should be legible and preferably typewritten and concise. All letters may be edited and condensed. Send to The Editor Box 456 Aiken SC 29802.
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Newspaper staff credits show editorial leadership
The page lists key newsroom figures including Managing Editor John F. Boyette II Editorial Page Editor Jeffrey B. Wallace and Advertising Director Melanie L. Arney. The segment highlights leadership roles guiding content and ads for the publication.
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Cable TV Debate Frames Necessity Versus Luxury
Sen. Al Gore laments stalled cable legislation and faults the White House for blocking floor action. He argues for FCC oversight to ensure reasonable fees and service, while questioning whether cable is a basic utility or a luxury, and notes industry practices.
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Nobel Prize For Gorbachev Mixed With Peace Prize Debate
The Nobel committees face criticism for honoring a head of state whose power pursuits clash with peace aims. Gorbachev’s award sparks derision in Soviet republics while observers question his peace credentials and the timing amid his economic shifts and political reforms.
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Reagan comeback fantasy amid global woes and bad news
In a lighthearted exchange, two men debate whether to restore Ronald Reagan to the White House to relieve anxiety over mounting crises from Kenya to Norway and the Middle East. They reflect on Reagan era prosperity and mock headlines about Paris fashion.
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