SREL Contribution Adds Credibility to Savannah River Work
The Savannah River Ecology Laboratory’s $25 million, five year contract with the University of Georgia reinforces independent environmental monitoring at SRP. Since 1952 the alliance has grown from Odum’s early grants to a 150 member staff with doctorate levels, guiding NERP research and maintaining independent publication of findings.
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Savannah River
Savannah River Ecology Laboratory
Department of Energy
University of Georgia
Ecology Laboratory
SRP
Eugene P. Odum
University of Georgia Institute of Ecology At
Athens
Odum
University
Frank Golley
Ecology Institute
SREL
NERP
Credibiliy Srel
IRS Reform Urged After Turbulent Tax Year
The IRS faced its worst year due to a surge in returns 87,500 workers and 173.7 million filings. Mistakes included 27,000 corporate delinquencies and 150,000 individual notices, wrong liens and shredded letters. Congress and the Reagan administration are blamed for funding shortfalls.
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Internal Revenue Service
IRS
Philadelphia
Fresno
Calif
Austin
Texas
Andover
Mass
The
Washington Monthly
National Treasury Employees Union
Congress
Reagan Administration
Remembering Suffering at Home Over Federal Aid Delays
A critique of U S disaster relief showing frustration with slow federal aid after Elena and other disasters. It cites Barneveld Wisconsin and Elena affected towns, notes claims delays by FEMA and SBA, and contrasts abroad aid urgency with domestic procedures. It argues for quicker homefront relief and criticizes bureaucratic delay.
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Mississippi Gulf Coast
Gulfport
Pascagoula
Biloxi
Ocean Springs
Dauphin Island
Ernie Aschliman
Barneveld
Wis
Federal Emergency Management Agency
Small Business Administration
Ugly American tourists charm Windsor as cashing in grows
Ashley Cooper notes a new cordial treatment of American visitors in Windsor. Tourists flood the castle area, paying for cathedral tea rooms, shops, and tours. Americans are praised as polite big spenders, while prices rise and English officials cash in on the influx.
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Windsor
London
Windsor Castle
Royal “Chapel
Royal Castle
Edward VII
Georges V
The
Times
Mr. Ugly
Telegraph
Tim Heath
Tim
Times of Yesteryear
England
Dear Dr Graham Advice for runaway teen daughter
Mrs R D asks if it is too late to help her 13 year old who ran away twice in six months. Dr Graham says it is never too late to intervene and emphasizes discipline, clear guidelines, and avoiding embittering the child while citing Colossians 3 21.
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DR. Graham
Thought For Today Money as Master and Servant
A pithy aphorism notes that money wields power to govern but can serve when controlled. Attributed to P. T. Barnum, the quote frames money as a powerful but useful tool rather than a tyrant.
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P.T. Barnum
Debtor Nation Status Not a Worry Amid Capital Inflow
The Commerce Department reports the United States is now a net debtor as foreign-held assets exceed American holdings abroad. The shift stems from strong foreign investment here, producing a capital account surplus that accompanies a trade deficit. Economists note equity investments and favorable conditions attract funds, with jobs and growth benefiting from foreign capital.
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Commerce Department
United States
Capitol Hill
Aiken Standard Letters to the Editor Policy
The Aiken Standard invites signed letters with real addresses and discourages anonymous submissions. Typed letters preferred, handwritten ones acceptable if legible. All letters may be edited for space and libel. There is no subject limit. brief, to the point letters are preferred. Send to Letters to the Editor at P O Box 456 Aiken SC 29802.
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Aiken
Aiken Standard
P. O. Box
Aiken, S. C
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