Hydrogen powered BMW boosts energy hope in Aiken County
Editorial argues hydrogen as a future energy path, citing BMW Hydrogen 7 and Savannah River Campus research. It links hydrogen to U S energy independence, criticizes oil dependence, and urges continued investment in the Center for Hydrogen Research to advance future mobility.
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Mitchell Arrest Highlights USC Quarterback Decision
USC quarterback Blake Mitchell, 21, faces arrest and suspension after allegedly punching a bar bouncer in Columbia at 1:45 am. Coach Spurrier suspended him, prompting debate on athlete accountability and the impact on his football career and role model status.
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Aiken Standard Staff and Contact Details
Publisher Scott B. Hunter editor Jeffrey B. Wallace and business manager Ellen C. Priest lead Aiken Standard. Other roles include News Director Timothy E. O Briant production chief Phillip Yates and Circulation Director Scot Newcom with contact lines and site references.
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Left wing fantasies on killing Bush dominate post 9 11 discourse
The column criticizes the left for endorsing or fantasizing about assassinating President Bush in media and culture. It cites Cindy Sheehan, Michael Moore era works, and a Toronto film about Bush's death, arguing such themes reveal a broader moral bankruptcy and misplaced anger toward real jihadist threats.
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Frank McCourt
Joan Chris Matthews
NewsBusters.org
Matthews
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Bloody Bush
Sarah Vowell
Debates highlight South Carolina election year
ETV plans 14 statewide debates for eight constitutional offices and six races. State Treasurer Grady Patterson declines TV debate with Thomas Ravenel, citing differences. Moore seeks more than three debates with Gov. Sanford’s contest. Patterson favors radio formats though he would not appear on TV with Ravenel.
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Tommy Moore
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Grady Patterson
Thomas Ravenel
Patterson
Ravenel
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Industry callous on obesity epidemic toll
Ramon Castellblanch of San Francisco State University critiques the food industry and government inaction as obesity causes about 400,000 U.S. deaths annually. The report F as in Fat links profitability of Coca-Cola Pepsi and McDonald’s to rising diabetes heart attacks and strokes, urging policy action.
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Chafee Victory Sparks Claim of Moderates Still Alive
The Rhode Island Republican Len Chafee defeats a conservative challenger in the GOP primary. He says the result sends a message that moderate Republicans remain alive and kicking nationwide. The text also cites Mungith al Faroon, Saddam Hussein era prosecutor, demanding that judge Abdullah al Amiri step down.
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Mungith al-Faroon
Saddam Hussein
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