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MEN'S HOCKEY: Banged-up Beavers look to finish 2013 strong against Alaska
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It's official: Bull elk is a Minnesota record
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Climate change commentary full of distortions
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Sue Bruns: Ah, those holiday traditions
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December 12, 2013
Climate change commentary full of distortions
The commentary that was published on Nov. 15, "The climate is changing (it's fall)" in the Pioneer is full of distortions and inaccuracies to say the least. Susan Stamper Brown cites such cringe-worthy sources like the Heartland Institute, which has been a puppet of the fossil...
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Will Durst: The top 10 comedic news stories of 2013
Be still, your beating hearts. As we exultantly find ourselves in this festive place once again. The most wonderful time of the year. When squealing children race home from school to check and recheck their favorite news websites. Husbands and wives fight for possession of the...
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Stanley Crouch: Art, aspiration and American dreamers
One thing that distinguishes our country is that facts are argued, and arguments can move free of the foamy and sentimental to achieve deep sentiment — which is always different. The layered human fact can be made into an accurate and transcendent feeling, true or false. This week,...
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December 11, 2013
Rich Lowry: The war on inequality
President Barack Obama has his answer to Lyndon Johnson's "War on Poverty." It is a war on inequality. The president's formal declaration of hostilities came last week in a speech at the Center for American Progress, predictably praised as brilliant by his journalistic cheerleaders...
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December 11, 2013 - 12:48am
Amy Goodman: Poverty wages in the land of plenty
The holiday season is upon us. Sadly, the big retailers are Scrooges when it comes to paying their staffs. Undergirding the sale prices is an army of workers earning the minimum wage or a fraction above it, living check to check on their meager pay and benefits. The dark secret that...
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December 9, 2013
Pioneer VIiewpoints: The task at hand for NTC
Wishing for it won't make a problem go away. That's an old adage, one you've probably heard before or maybe it was phrased a little different. The basic premise remains: to make something happen, you have to act. Richard Hanson, president of Bemidji State University and Northwest...
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December 9, 2013 - 10:42pm
Kathryn Lopez: What the pope is really saying
"The Pope loves everyone, rich and poor alike." It's safe to say that the above is not the most quoted line from the pope's most recent and most talked about essay, Evangelii Gaudium, which includes some pointed criticism of late capitalism. "If we don't love the poor, and do all...
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December 9, 2013 - 10:41pm
Cokie & Steven V. Roberts: Giving the gift of stories
As a young woman, Steve's grandmother, Miriam Wasilsky, left her small village in what is now Lithuania and moved to the city of Bialystok, Poland, looking for work. She found a job in a dry goods store, and to mark her new life, asked a local photographer to take her picture. The...
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December 9, 2013 - 10:39pm
Letter: Snow plow and mail drivers are appreciated
In the midst of this bitter cold and heavy snow, I wanted to take the time to thank all our men and women who keep our roads clear and deliver our mail. And a special thanks to the fellow who plows Midvalley Lane Northwest, and the mailman and woman who deliver there as well.
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December 9, 2013 - 10:37pm
December 7, 2013
Letter: Recent weather calls global warming in question
Is this global warming? I sure like having gas to run my snowblower, and to run the plows that clear our roads, coal to make electricity and propane and wood to heat my house. At 15 below zero, how long will the battery in your electric car last? Marv Vaerst Bemidji
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December 7, 2013 - 9:42pm
Letter: Historical Society's bonfire was a big success
The Beltrami County Historical Society had a bonfire event after the Night We Light parade. This was a first-time event, and we were pleased at the number of persons who came to warm their fingers, drink hot apple cider or hot chocolate and tour the museum. A warm thank you to all...
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December 7, 2013 - 9:40pm
Richard Hanson: Reinventing Northwest Technical College
Northwest Technical College has served northern Minnesota since 1967, preparing thousands of students for career opportunities and successful lives. NTC has served the region in a variety of disciplines and subject areas. Keeping pace with the needs of students and employers has...
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December 7, 2013 - 9:35pm
Arlene Getz: Mandela's message of reconciliation
On the day that Nelson Mandela was elected as South Africa's first black president, I drove across the fault lines of segregated suburbia to watch his fellow citizens vote him into office. In the mixed-race "Malay Quarter" in central Cape Town — named for the residents descended...
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December 7, 2013 - 9:30pm
State should increase funding for disability services
As a person who has worked my entire adult life with people with disabilities — in group homes, day programs, 22 years as an adult foster care provider, and in my current position as a regional director for Lutheran Social Service, I know that the work of direct care staff is personally...
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December 7, 2013 - 3:16am
Joe Gandelman: Black Friday and the darkness in America's soul
Clearly, it MUST have been a video produced by America's enemies, a vicious piece of propaganda that was so outlandish it would have brought laughs 10 years ago. No one except indoctrinated citizens of communist countries would ever believe it.
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December 7, 2013 - 12:07am
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FastMove Properties are delighted to offer 'For Sale' this brand new large 2 bedroom ground floor apartment located on the popular 'Urban Space' development. Close to all local amenities and transport networks it is easy to see why this development is as popular as it is. This property briefly comprises of Entrance Hallway with all principle rooms leading off it including 2 double bedrooms the master benefitting from an en-suite a family bathroom and the open plan living and kitchen area. This is the last one for sale on the development so is sure to attract a high volume of interest so book your viewing now to avoid disappointment.
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18' 0'' x 18' 7'' (5.497m x 5.683m)
Two windows to front elevation, radiator, brand new neutral coloured carpets.
Kitchen: Funky White and Grey fitted units with silver appliances included.
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9' 4'' x 9' 4'' (2.869m x 2.853m)
Double Room with neutral carpet, radiator and window to front elevation.
2' 11'' x 8' 6'' (0.895m x 2.607m)
Chrome Shower Cubicle, Toilet and Basin in White. tiled floor and part tiled walls.
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OLTL Week of July 27, 2009
While preparing a celebration for Viki and Charlie, and Nora and Clint's upcoming wedding, Natalie faced a snafu when Brody and Jared unraveled a poster saying, "Congratulations Viki and Clint, and Nora and Bo." Oops! Jessica and Natalie didn't understand how this could happen. The foursome had to cover up the poster as the actual brides and grooms entered the room. Clint asked that they get out of the way and just show them the poster, but was sorry he asked when he saw what it really said. Matthew's arrival made things even more awkward, as Nora and Matt argued about his upcoming court date.
Bo was shocked to hear that Rex had slept with Stacy, but Rex blamed it on Gigi, which Bo didn't really buy. Rex wondered how Bo was dealing with the impending wedding of Nora to his brother and suggested he do something before it's too late. When Rex heard that Gigi was on her own with Stacy, he made his way to the loft.
Gigi confronted Stacy at Rex's loft and told her to leave town. Stacy taunted her, saying she has what she needs to stay in Llanview for the next 18 years, looking down at the file stating she's pregnant. She continued to tease Gigi, who was clueless as to what Stacy was getting at. Stacy held up the test results and said that the piece of paper in her hand is going to give her everything she ever wanted. Shortly after Rex's arrival, Stacy dropped her bombshell: She's carrying his child. Rex looked concerned, while Gigi was confused.
Meanwhile, Renee asked Madame Delphina to try to contact Asa's spirit. The lights flickered but Asa "told" Delphina that he's busy trying "to make things right." Further communication mentioned something about changing partners, hinting that Asa may have had something to do with the botched poster. Meanwhile, Charlie and Viki were canoodling when Asa's framed photo suddenly shattered. Renee looked at the same photo as Delphina delivered the statement, "Where I come from, you're supposed to dance with the one that brung ya." Renee wondered how that would set things right. Meanwhile, someone was lurking around the Buchanan Lodge.
Jessica recalled good times with Nash but told Brody that she sees her future when she looks at him. They declared their love for each other. With all the guests gathered, Natalie made a toast to her mom and dad moving forward, and welcomed Nora "back" to the family, which made Nora laugh uncomfortably. She nearly finished the speech when the lights when out. Nora went to check on Matthew, which only made matters worse, while Jessica followed a stranger she thought she saw in the house. After Jessica set her candle down next to a photo of her and Nash, Nora came in and picked up one from her and Bo's wedding day. As Delphina and Renee wrapped up their session, Delphina left her with one thought: He's still busy doing something else. Meanwhile, Matthew asked Asa to send him a sign that he's doing the right thing, and Destiny suddenly entered the room. Clint and Viki rummaged through Asa's office and found a gift for them from their wedding day, while Nora wandered the perimeter looking for Bo. "I wish you were here!" she said out loud after leaving a voice mail. "Is that wrong?" Just then, Bo stepped out of his car. Delphina got a funny feeling about "someone else," just as Jessica thought she spotted Nash outdoors.
Gigi accused Stacy of losing her mind when she claimed to be the mother of Rex's child, but Stacy had news for her and Rex: She's pregnant. Gigi finally realized that Rex did sleep with Stacy and went into a panic. "It was one stupid time," Rex argued, reminding Gigi that he thought she had slept with Brody and Schuyler at the time. Stacy chased after Gigi as she ran to the kitchen to vomit. Gigi threw a REAL HOUSEWIVES OF NEW JERSEY-style tantrum, tossing the kitchen table over for dramatic effect on her way out. Rex ran after her, while Stacy trailed behind him in her hospital gown. "I could kill you!" he yelled to Stacy, who maintained that they were meant for each other. Gigi ran off down an alley and bumped into Schuyler, who asked what was bothering her. She revealed that Stacy is carrying Rex's baby, and judging from his reaction, Schuyler already knew. Meanwhile, Stacy managed to stop Rex from running off and asked him to think about the baby boy or girl inside her. He insisted that he'll never love Stacy, just as Schuyler assured Gigi that the baby wouldn't have to change Rex's love for her.
Nora rambled on Bo's voicemail about the party gone terribly wrong and finished with, "I wish you were here." Just then, his car pulled up and she sighed, "I was afraid you weren't coming." Bo asked her if everything was all right, and she relayed the events of the evening, including her argument with Matthew. She reported that Destiny was the one who persuaded Matthew to sue his parents, then admitted how scared she was that they could lose Matthew. Bo pulled her into a comforting embrace. They began to talk about her wedding to Clint, and she revealed what happened with the banner. "Maybe it was a sign," she suggested, prompting Bo to ask what she really thinks. "I don't know what to think," she said. He approached her slowly and told her not to think as he planted a kiss on her, which she tentatively but ultimately accepted.
Destiny asked Matthew who he was talking to when he asked Asa for a "sign." He explained that he was reaching out to his grandfather, hoping to find an answer regarding his surgery. He looked down at the photo and talked lovingly of Asa, then suddenly spotted his parents totally making out! Nora pulled back from the kiss, however, and asked what they'd just done. Bo noted that there'd been something unspoken between them for months and that he felt if he didn't do something that night he'd regret it for the rest of his life. Meanwhile, Brody found Jessica outside as she was trailing the man she spotted and tried to reason with her. She pretended to believe him but was clearly troubled by what she saw. Jessica spotted Bo and Nora talking and approached them, breaking up their awkward conversation.
In Asa's office, Viki and Clint stumbled upon a card intended for them on their wedding day. Viki was puzzled to see that the card and the wrapped gift looked brand-new, but Clint pointed out that it's definitely Asa's handwriting. They sat down to open the box, and inside was a memory book dated from their first wedding. They talked about the good life they had together and the wonderful things that came of their union. He asked Viki if she's really happy with Charlie and jokingly gave her "the Buchanan blessing" to marry Charlie, just as Charlie walked in and the lights came back up. Natalie gathered everyone in the living room to complete their toast, while someone was watching them from outside.
Dorian asked Todd where Téa was, but he insisted she was weighing his offer to move in. Dorian was clearly supportive of the idea, hoping it would prevent all future indiscretions with Blair. Starr, meanwhile, confronted Blair about sleeping with Todd. Blair explained that it was complicated and that she got a little wrapped up in what was going on between Todd and Téa. Starr asked her mom if she wants to be with Todd, just as the devil himself walked in. Blair announced that she wants nothing to do with Todd, and Dorian was pleased to hear it, as was Téa, who showed up just then as well. Todd asked if this meant Téa has accepted his offer but she refused. When they were alone, she explained to Todd that she wants to be with someone who only has eyes for her. He got down on one knee and proposed...that she go to Viki's wedding as his date. Surprisingly, she gave him a second chance and agreed, then cackled her way out the door.
Téa met with Matthew about his case and did a double take when Matthew suggested that they just may be able to settle out of court. She wondered what he was getting at, and he reported that he's come upon some leverage. He was cryptic, assuring her that he's got something really powerful to use against his parents. Nevertheless, she insisted that they keep the court date, in case they can't settle before then. Nora and Bo ran into each other in the foyer and wondered if they should talk about the kiss. When she was about to call the kiss "wrong," Bo said it was "inevitable." She reminded Bo that she's marrying his brother that day and she loves him. Téa walked out of the living room and announced that Matthew has something he wants to discuss with them. Matthew handed them the consent paper and urged them to sign it. They were confused, considering they'd already made their stance clear, so Matt threatened to tell Clint about his parents' make-out session. (Uh-oh!) Bo claimed he was just congratulating Nora on her wedding. (Uh-huh.) Bo and Nora refused to be blackmailed, but Nora started to freak out when Matthew claimed he was on his way to tell Clint. Nora acknowledged that whatever happens is out their hands.
Schuyler dropped in on Stacy to accuse her of staging a pregnancy, and was blown away when she showed him the proof. After sleeping on the couch at the carriage house, Rex asked Gigi when they were going to talk about what happened. Rex admitted to being angry with Gigi for not trusting him initially with what was going on. Despite repeated tornado-warning interruptions, this recapper gathered that Rex was shirking responsibility for not being able to keep it in his pants. Nevertheless, Gigi turned on the waterworks and begged for his forgiveness. They embraced and agreed to start over, then went to meet Stacy at the hospital. After a thorough examination, an ob/gyn announced that Stacy is indeed pregnant. Stacy rejoiced, and asked Rex if he was excited to see their baby at their first ultrasound. Rex did not look well.
John prepared Cole for his first mission while he hooked him up with a wire. Marty attended the little study session and expressed her concern about Cole being around drugs so close to his recovery. Cole and John both tried to ease her fears. Marty privately revealed to John that she'd recently paid Todd a visit. John reported that he and Blair had signed the divorce papers and they are officially free to be together. After phoning Starr to send his love to her and the baby, Cole took the first step in the sting and called Asher. He successfully got Asher to come over and claimed he's not interested in using — he's interested in selling.
John told Brody he was out of the police academy. Brody didn't understand why until John let him know he'd be working undercover. "I want in. I won't tell anyone except Jessica," Brody said. John said he should keep his job at Rodi's and wait for further instructions.
Viki was disappointed that Noelle and Moe weren't coming to her wedding. She confided to Nelle that she wasn't sure the double wedding was such a great idea, then shared the history of her husbands.
Cole informed Asher he wanted to start selling drugs; he also told Asher that his daughter's name was Hope and she didn't die. Asher liked Cole's new apartment, and wondered why Cole wanted to sell drugs. Cole tried to explain that he couldn't get a regular job because he didn't have his GED. Asher asked Cole about his relationship with John. "All he wants is to be with my mom" Cole said. Asher handed Cole a pill and urged him to swallow it. Cole talked his way out of taking the drug. Asher agreed to be Cole's supplier. "Don't screw this up," Asher warned before leaving. Cole sent a text message to a worried Starr.
Langston read apartment ads out loud to Starr, explaining that Markko feels like he's in the way at Viki's. Starr admitted to Langston that she was having sex with Cole. Starr almost slipped and told Langston about Cole's undercover work. Langston peppered Starr with questions until Starr begged her to not to ask any more about what Cole was doing.
Markko offered to help Jessica and Natalie get ready for the wedding. Markko's mom visited him and gave him a big hug. He wanted to come home, but his mom gave him some money to cover expenses, promising "to work on your father." Markko went to LaBoulaie and he and Langston headed upstairs.
Bree told an alarmed Jessica that "Daddy" had given her the toy elephant. Jessica questioned her daughter about who gave the animal to her. Natalie asked why Jessica was yelling at Bree. A frantic Jessica summoned Brody, and explained that Nash always gave Bree elephants. Brody thought that maybe Jessica should talk to her doctor. "You think I'm crazy," she cried. Brody reminded her that there was a lot of stress in her life and held her in his arms. Brody headed out and Jessica saw a ball bouncing outside. She went to the window and thought she saw someone there.
Bo told Matthew to go ahead and "rat me out to your uncle Clint." At the mansion, Bo urged Matthew to think about it, but then Clint came into the hall. Bo practically dared Matthew to spill the beans about the kiss. "This is about you and my mom," Matthew started, then went on to say that he knows that Clint really loves Nora and hopes he takes good care of her. After Clint left, Bo told his son he was proud of him. "I didn't do it for you," Matthew clarified, explaining that Clint didn't deserve to be hurt by their actions. Later, Clint assured Bo that he adores Nora. "I know you do," Bo agreed. Clint observed that Nora still loves Bo the way "I still love Viki." Nigel came with a 30-year-old bottle of bourbon and they toasted Pa and Bo.
Nora confided to Rachel that Matthew was blackmailing her and Bo. Nora also told Rachel that Bo had kissed her, and she kissed him back. "How do you feel about that?" Rachel asked. Nora didn't want to deal with that question. Bo called Nora and told her that Matthew hadn't spilled the beans. Rachel kept badgering her mother to cancel the wedding and really think about the kiss. "Do you love Bo?" Rachel asked.
Matthew called someone (probably Téa) that they were going ahead with lawsuit. Elsewhere, Bo visited Lindsay and asked for her help.
Blair held a gun to Todd's neck. She lowered the gun and they exchanged words about Tea. She helped him with his tie. Later, Tad assured Tea that he was going to romance the heck out of her (which she appreciated), while Blair tried to assuage her own jealousy by calling an alternative date to the wedding. But Dorian, after ranting and raving over Viki's wedding announcement, hung up the phone and told Blair to pull herself together. Dorian arranged for them to have massages; Blair was delighted. They got drunk and discussed how it is that they ended up alone. Dorian vowed to do something about it.
Viki helped Charlie get dressed. In the hallway, Natalie expressed concern about Jess to Jared.
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At the chapel, Matthew asked God for advice about suing his parents. Destiny listened, unseen, then revealed herself and assured Matthew with a hug that he wouldn't die during surgery. Matthew was about to kiss Destiny when Tea interrupted. Todd walked up as Matt admitted that he had tried to blackmail his parents. Matt didn't want to discuss it with Todd. Destiny was surprised to learn that Todd and Tea were together, noting that her brother says that
Todd is a creep. Matthew told Destiny that he had gotten the feelings that his folks had wanted him to spill the beans to Clint about the kiss.
Clint asked the priest if his brother had called; the priest said no....
Rachel asked Nora if she loves Bo. Nora said she loves Clint. Rachel tried to convince her not to marry Clint without exploring her feelings for Bo. Clint showed up and a tense Rachel excused herself. Clint told Nora that he loves her even though she still loves his brother. Nora told Clint she was lucky to be marrying him; he left so that she could get dressed. Rachel returned and Nora told Rachel that the wedding was still on, but Nora was clearly crushed that it appeared that the kiss meant nothing to Bo, as Clint indicated to Nora that when Clint gave Bo an opening to discuss his feelings for Nora, he had said nothing. Rachel continued to press her to deal with her feelings for Bo. Nora admitted that she loves Bo and Clint but wept that Bo could never forgive her for what had happened with Sam. Rachel advised Nora against marrying Clint just to avoid hurting him. Natalie and Viki entered the room. Jessica and Brody arrived next; Jess kicked Brody out.
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Lindsay received a visit in jail from Bo. Bo asked her to help stop him from stopping the wedding and admitted that he wasn't quite sure what was going on between him and Nora but that kissing her had felt great. They talked things over, with Lindsay opining that he and Nora would have been happy together forever had Bo not learned about Nora's indiscretion with Sam. Lindsay urged Bo to talk to Nora and was stunned to hear that Nora and Clint's wedding was only an hour away. Lindsay offered Bo her reasons for him not to interrupt the wedding, but thought he should still do it. Bo left when he got a call from Clint. When he showed up at the church, Clint gaspedthat he had begun to think he was losing his best man.
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WASHINGTON -- President Obama late this afternoon nominated Harvard professor Ashton B. Carter, a leading authority on arms control, to take on a surprising new role, according to top administration officials -- as the Pentagon's chief weapons buyer.
The choice of Carter to run the office that oversees hundreds of billions of dollars for new weapons and research -- and the focus of intense lobbying by defense firms, retired generals, and members of Congress -- has been rumored for weeks. And word of his pending nomination has already sparked concern within the defense industry and some of the Pentagon bureaucracy.
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Unlike most of his predecessors selected to be under secretary of defense for acquisition, technology and logistics, Carter has no professional ties to America's arms makers or manufacturing industry, nor has he spent his career in government procurement. Instead, from his perch at Harvard's Kennedy School, Carter has been criticizing the Pentagon for buying too many armaments it doesn't need, decrying what he calls a lack of discipline and "failure to take account of cost growth in weapons systems and defense services."
A trained scientist with a doctorate in theoretical physics and a degree in Medieval history, Carter's advocates say the long-time Harvard professor and national security specialist is being chosen because his combination of technical expertise and knowledge of defense strategy will be needed to make what Gates calls "difficult choices" about which weapons programs to invest in and which ones to terminate.
"He is not being brought in to help the defense industry thrive," said Loren Thompson, president of the Lexington Institute, an Arlington, Va., think tank. "He is being brought in to decide what we need and what we can do without."
At a "fiscal responsibility summit" at the White House today, Senator John McCain, the Republican presidential nominee last year, highlighted serious cost overruns in the Pentagon budget as part of cutting the federal deficit, and said "tough decisions" on procurement need to be made as the country also pays for the wars in Afghanistan and Iraq.
"This is going to be one of our highest priorities," Obama replied.
Almost immediately after rumors surfaced that Carter was being considered for the high-profile job, Pentagon contractors and military procurement officials began waging a whisper campaign to raise doubts about the choice.
Some of them contend that Carter requires a special waiver from Obama in order to hold the post, citing an obscure law that asserts the candidate should have acquisition experience. (By contrast, the White House had to grant an ethics waiver to allow William Lynn III to become Gates's deputy because he was so close to the industry, having been a lobbyist for Waltham-based Raytheon.)
One former Pentagon acquisition chief and industry executive said he believes such experience is crucial to doing an effective job. "Having been in a factory and understanding the development process is what we were looking for," said the former official, who asked not to be identified because he was criticizing a presidential appointee.
But former Secretary of Defense William Perry, who drew up the original qualifications for the post as a member of the so-called Packard Commission in the 1980s, believes the language is being misused by those opposed to Carter's nomination and who fear he will buck the status quo.
The intent, he said, was to ensure the job wasn't filled by a political ally of the president with little or no experience in military matters, said Perry, who hired Carter for a top Pentagon policy position in the 1990s.
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Dr. Ashton Carter, Nominee for Under Secretary of Defense for Acquisition, Technology and Logistics, Department of Defense
Carter, a physicist and current Chair of the International & Global Affairs faculty at the Kennedy School, served as Assistant Secretary of Defense for International Security Policy from 1993 to 1996. He directed military planning during the 1994 crisis over North Korea's nuclear weapons program; was instrumental in removing all nuclear weapons from the territories of Ukraine, Kazakstan, and Belarus; directed the establishment of defense and intelligence relationships with the countries of the former Soviet Union when the Cold War ended; and participated in the negotiations that led to the deployment of Russian troops as part of the Bosnia Peace Plan Implementation Force. Dr. Carter managed the multi-billion dollar Cooperative Threat Reduction (Nunn-Lugar) program to support elimination of nuclear, chemical, and biological weapons of the former Soviet Union, including the secret removal of 600 kilograms of highly enriched uranium from Kazakstan in the operation code-named Project Sapphire. Dr. Carter also directed the Nuclear Posture Review and oversaw the Department of Defense's (DOD's) Counterproliferation Initiative. He directed the reform of DOD's national security export controls. In 1997 Dr. Carter co-chaired the Catastrophic Terrorism Study Group with former CIA Director John M. Deutch, which urged greater attention to terrorism. From 1998 to 2000, he was deputy to William J. Perry in the North Korea Policy Review and traveled with him to Pyongyang. In 2001-2002, he served on the National Academy of Sciences Committee on Science and Technology for Countering Terrorism and advised on the creation of the Department of Homeland Security. Dr. Carter was twice awarded the Department of Defense Distinguished Service Medal, the highest award given by the Department. In addition to his current position at the Kennedy School, Carter is Co-Director (with former Secretary of Defense William J. Perry) of the Preventive Defense Project, a research collaboration of Harvard and Stanford Universities.
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