Seabrook Amendment sparks debate over nuclear permits
The Seabrook amendment to HR 11392 proposes NRC authority to issue and enforce construction permits for the Seabrook Nuclear Power Station in Seabrook New Hampshire. The RPC supports action to resolve regulatory breakdowns flagged by critics including the Wall Street Journal New York Times and Washington Post while keeping energy needs in New England in view.
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U.S
House of Representatives
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Republican Policy Committee
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James Cleveland
Nuclear Regulatory Commission
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New England
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New York Times
Washington Post
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EPA
Public Service Company
APC
Cambodia under Khmer Rouge rule described in eyewitness account
Washington reports detail a regime that bludgeons dissent, destroys marriages across classes, imposes strict surveillance, and enforces death for many offenses. Life centers on forced labor, frugal rations, and primitive medicine as Pol Pot’s government enforces radical Marxist aims in Democratic Kampuchea.
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Jean
Odar
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Kach Roteh
Angkor
Pol Pot
Perenne
Ivada
Public notice on Winchester Hall theater and a flawed move
Readers critique the county board's Winchester Hall annex conversion touting a theater like layout with 200 seats at $120 each. Complaints cite privacy, crowding, faulty PA system, and mismanagement as the new quarters fail to deliver functional government.
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LA Palais
Scouts From Frederick Begin Chesapeake Bay Endeavor
A motorized unit of Boy Scouts from Frederick and Darrell Roosevelt are set to join 33 other Frederick County youths for a summer event. The gathering will take place at the University of Maryland College Park in August.
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Darrell Rossevelt
Chesapeake Bay
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Frederick County
Cee Dew University of Maryland
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20 Years Ago Certificate of Superior Service Awarded
The Federal Trade Commission awarded Edward Combe a certificate of superior service and a cash prize. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Seek A tan. The award honors his contributions at the University of Maryland where he was the sole area officer enrolled in the Maryland Traffic Institute.
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Tom Rosenstiel
Federal Trade Commission
Edward Combe
Fema Tye
Joseph F. Yaners
Frederick Police
Tee Gane
Tremielow Oauites
University of Maryland
Maryland Traffic Institute
Local voters urged to back strong leaders in county future
A letter from Elliott Haines of Myersville urges voters to support “giants” who can clean up county affairs. He stresses the need for capable leadership to counter ongoing messes and control county government as elections approach. The writer quotes a German author on aging versus future focus.
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Montezuma
Delhi Belly
la Turista
Peace Corps
Kenya
Goll Row Highlights Debate On Private State Education
The University of Maryland faced off over private influence in higher education after Dr. Bertell Ollman failed to win a department chair. Critics argued a communist stance in Line government and politics tainted the state university. Supporters said credentials and public service mattered more than ideology. The decision drew letters and public commentary about academic independence and university leadership.
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Bertell Ollman
Ollman
University of Maryland, College Park
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Westminster
Hagerstown
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