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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 2002
Page
1
The piece recalls Tiger Woods winning his first Masters in 1997 as the tour’s youngest champion and notes he did not grasp the magnitude at the time. Coming Sunday.
Daylight Saving Time will start at 2 a.m. Sunday and clocks should be set forward one hour before bed Saturday. Standard time resumes on October 27.
Obituary notices from Greensboro to Washington list Mary Jean Aiken and Mary Breeland plus Suzanne Gary Marvin Greene and others. Names appear with diverse towns including Greensboro Pont Chambers Saluda Inez Crain Connell Davis Hilton Head Island and Warrenville. The item centers on four obituary notices page 4B.
Sen. Greg Ryberg announced the first phase of the Bobby Jones Expressway project in South Carolina has a mid June bidding timeline. The $70 million phase covers right of way purchases and construction from Sand Bar Ferry Road in Georgia to US 1 in North Augusta.
The third and final leg of the Aiken Triple Crown is to begin today with the first race of the Harness Races at 1 pm. The action unfolds at McGhee's Mile on Banks Mill Road, with coverage on READY Page 6A.
In New Ellenton, Mary Alice Dixon, an 86 year old, vanished last month while walking near US 278 and SC 19. Her family continues daily searches, flyering and following up leads as volunteers halted formal efforts more than a week ago.
In Ramallah the U S envoy Anthony Zinni met Yasser Arafat at his tank encircled compound amid the bloodiest day of fighting this week. At least 35 Palestinians and one Israeli soldier died in Nablus Tubas and Jenin as Israeli forces advanced and Arafat signaled support for a cease fire tied to a Tenet deal.
Myrtle Beach legislator proposes tapping the Barnwell nuclear site cleanup fund to cover a projected budget shortfall. The plan follows 2.5 percent agency cuts approved by the Budget and Control Board and would leave about 11 million in the long term maintenance account. Governor Hodges previously supported partial or full withdrawal of funds.
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