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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 2002
Page
1
Four women are described as influencing the public portrayal of President Bush and his administration. The piece critiques how their messaging controls information about the White House and its choices.
Aiken Postmaster James Sizemore says the Post Office will stay open until midnight on Monday April 15 to accommodate taxpayers in Aiken who must file and settle debts by the tax deadline. The notice warns that Uncle Sam may pursue those delinquent after the deadline.
Washington officials clash as Gov. Hodges resists federal assurances on disposing nuclear material. Energy Secretary Abraham presses for shipments with or without consent, citing national security. Thurmond and Allard push for added assurances in defense bill.
At Augusta, Retief Goosen and Tiger Woods share the 11 under lead to headline a Sunday shootout for the 66th Masters while Vijay Singh sits two back. Arnold Palmer played his final competitive round as the drama builds for the final round.
All the details page outlines Goosen's late bogey to tie Woods, who closed with a birdie for a 66. Singh leads early then sinks to 10 under after a water-penalized miscue. Singh blames rain mud on errant iron shots and sideways spin on the fat greens.
In Bethlehem West Bank Christian leaders met Colin Powell seeking intervention to end the Israeli army standoff at the Nativity site. A Palestinian man Hassan Nasmam was shot in the neck and died. Palestinians inside the church asked UN Secretary General Annan and Pope John Paul for help. The army denied shooting at the church.
Rain showers persist this week as Augusta weather forecasters note April rainfall near four inches while regional lakes stay well below normal. WJBF meteorologist John Lynn cites 1.29 inches for April so far and warns drainage systems will see heavy use with crowds at Augusta National.
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