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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 2002
Page
1
Officials from the United Nations European Union and Russia endorsed Secretary of State Colin Powell s peacemaking venture in the Middle East on Wednesday urging Israel and the Palestinians to cooperate with him.
The Senate Judiciary Committee approved a minibottle bill that would let voters decide in November on pouring liquor rules and impose a nickel per drink sales tax to offset minibottle tax losses. The measure sets sales guidelines and aims to replace revenue gaps from minibottles.
Notices announce deaths of Sherry Frazier Perry Gary Johnson Jr Frances Lott Joné Ridge Spring Mary M Kissiah New Ellenton Joseph Larry Morelli Aiken John S Schrenk Edgefield Julious Wright Williston detailing burial and service plans across South Carolina communities.
Nevada Governor Kenny Guinn resists federal push to store the nation's nuclear waste at Yucca Mountain 99 miles northwest of Las Vegas. He warns of an uphill battle as he moves to Washington to press Congress within 90 days, citing a 1982 law granting Nevada veto power.
Augusta nears Masters action with Woods as the player to beat after a transformed course. Mickelson matches Woods as top contenders, with Duval Olazabal Singh Els Garcia Goosen among others shaping the field. Woods opens with Bubba Dickerson and Toshi Izawa as 10 58 a m starts.
Aiken Planning Commission backed a six to one vote to amend the zoning ordinance to allow crematories in Limited Professional districts by special exception. Robert Shellhouse, owner of Shellhouse Funeral Home on Hayne Avenue, seeks to add a crematorium to his facility, a move that may take many steps, including future council action.
A death by own action bomber killed at least eight Israelis on a crowded bus in Jenin as Israeli forces press into two West Bank refugee camps on day 13 of the offensive. The clash complicates Secretary Powell’s cease-fire mission with a standoff at Bethlehem’s Church of the Nativity leaving an Armenian monk wounded.
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