Plutonium question argues for urgent action against terror
An editorial urges immediate focus on plutonium disposal to curb terrorism after the Sept 11 attacks. It argues the United States and Russia must remove excess plutonium, criticizes delays on MOX and immobilization at Savannah River, and warns money and politics must not hinder global security.
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Notable staff names listed for the pressroom team
A roster of individuals includes Allen Standard Scott B Jernee Jeffrey Wallace Aart Zappa Busness manager Ellen Priest managing Ean K Timothy E O Brian Pressroom Supervisor James R Bennett Jr Systems Manager J David Boyd.
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Letters to the Editor on unity after Sept. 11 tragedy
The page prints multiple reader letters urging national solidarity after the September 11 attacks. Voices call for positive action and support for leaders, critique media coverage of death tolls, and stress community responses, prayer, and patriotic displays. Readers reflect on schools, sports, and fears of backlash against Muslims.
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