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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Sep 09, 1998

Page

4

MOX as Best Plutonium Solution for Savannah River Project

Editorial argues MOX is the best plutonium disposal path and could spur jobs at Savannah River Site. Duke Energy leads a consortium to build a plant converting plutonium to mixed oxide fuel for use in four reactors, with Siemens and British Nuclear Fuels proposing alternatives. The DOE plans a decision by end of November amid anti nuke opposition.

SRS Department of Energy Duke Energy Duke Power Co Savannah River Duke MOX Siemens British Nuclear Fuels Jack Clemmens Stone and Webster DOE Defense Actinide Westinghouse Hiroshima

Gingrich urges impeachment only for felonies not mistakes

The News & Observer reports Newt Gingrich, speaker of the U S House, shifts to a restrained stance against impeachment of President Clinton. He says impeachment should occur only if a pattern of felonies is found, not for a human mistake related to Monica Lewinsky.

Gingrich U.S. House Jong Clinton White House Monica Lewinsky The News & Observer Raleigh, N.C

Clinton faces looming impeachment inquiry amid sexual scandal

The article argues an impeachment inquiry is likely as independent counsel Starr prepares a report. It rebukes President Clinton for lies on television and to Congress, highlights Democratic concerns about polls, and notes ethical breaches in the White House involving FBI files, fundraising, and involvement with questionable figures.

Bull Clinton Congress Bill Clinton Monica Lewinsky Ken Starr Starr Clinton Diane Feinstein D-Calif Sen Joseph Lieberman D-Conn Senate Lieberman Daniel Patrick Moynihan D-N.y al Gore House Lewinsky Democrat Party Clinton White House FBI IRS White House

State of the South frames Bubba’s decline and shifting roles

The State of the South report portrays Bubba as the region’s endangered male, with urbanization and education reshaping the South. It notes declines in unskilled and rural jobs, rising female professional roles, and a growing prison population while earnings gaps persist between white men and other groups. Bill Bishop, Lexington Herald-Leader columnist, comments on these trends.

Bill Joe Shaver Bubba TV Boys Baywatch Bubba-land South MDC Inc New South Kentucky Arkansas Mississippi West Virginia Son State of the South State Bubbette State of Community College Economist Magazine

Letters On Clinton Nixon Video Poker And Community Support

A reader criticizes Clinton and urges Nixon’s return, condemning video poker as unconstitutional. The letter blasts court rulings and urges wakeful action by the Supreme Court amid ongoing gambling and licensing disputes. It also acknowledges local fire relief gratitude from the Hammond-Beyer Health Center and thanks involved individuals and supporters.

Hammond-Beyer Health Center Keith Glover ADPS Glover Andy Hopkins Julie Jordan Tony Kyle Chuck Hewitt Whiskey Rd Kim Hammond-Beyer Aiken

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