Lebanon Mourns Her Dead Page 2A
RIYADH Saudi Arabia four Saudi men were arrested in a bombing at a US run military center that killed seven people including five Americans Prince Nayef announced on state television and later broadcast statements in which the men confessed to carrying out the November 13 attack The target was a three story building housing a US run military program Interior Minister did not say when arrested or charged The men cited militant ideologies but did not specify membership Motors Corp first quarter earnings fell 52 percent from a year ago due to a 17 day strike that shut most North American production GM earned 1 02 billion or 94 cents a share vs 2 1 billion or 2 44 the prior year after tax cost of 900 million or 1 20 per share for strike at brake plants in Dayton Ohio
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Saudi Arabia
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Dayton
Ohio
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Obituary notices list eight local deaths across South Carolina towns
Death notices published for Ira B. Adams of Lancaster Norma Rutland Bolin of Blackville Sara Huntley Burkhalter of Louisville Georgia Joseph Lee Dimsdale of Clearwater Robert G. Rowe of Aiken Arnessie O Shields of Gloverville Lucille R Williams of Augusta and TJ Yates of Aiken appear on Page 5A. Also mentions Sunday’s winning numbers cash 3 vat.
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Ira B. Adams
Lancaster
Norma Rutland Bolin
Blackville
Sara Huntley Burkhalter
Louisville
Joseph Lee Dimsdale
Clearwater
Robert G. Rowe
Aiken
Arnessie O’shields
Gloverville
Lucille R. Williams
Augusta
TJ. Yates
Surgeon Accepts ARMC Post Open Heart Program
Dr L Dieter Voegele will move from Charleston to Aiken Regional Medical Centers to lead the long awaited open heart surgery program. He will close his Charleston practice after 19 years and plan to arrive in Aiken by the first two weeks of May.
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Charleston
Aiken
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Ricky Satcher
Aiken Regional Medical Centers
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Medical College of Georgia
Medical University of
It's More Than Just Talk on Organ Donation Awareness
Bruce Tomlin and Skip Townsend of Aiken share their organ donation stories to emphasize the lifesaving gift. National Organ and Tissue Donor Awareness Week runs April 21 28 with facts on no donor costs, broad religious support, unchanged funeral plans, and a critical organ shortage. Tomlin received a liver from a donor after hepatitis left him with years to live, and he credits the transplant with restoring health and purpose.
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Aiken
Townsend
Savannah River
Nancy
Habitat Turns Over 17th House To Grateful Recipient
Habitat for Humanity in Aiken County dedicated its 17th home on Representative Drive with Buzz Rich praising volunteers and Dorothy Glover saying thanks to donors. Community leaders from the Aiken Home Builders Association, Realtors, United Way and churches attended as Glover received keys and a Bible, with Rev. Nelson calling Habitat a ministry of outreach and a symbol of love in the family of Jesus Christ.
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Aiken County
Habitat For Humanity
Buzz Rich
Millard Fuller
Dorothy Glover
A.Q. Miller
Aiken Homebuilders Association
Aiken Board of Realtors
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Ken Nelson
Nelson
Glovers
Jesus Christ
Tornado Strikes Fort Smith Downtown Killing Two Children
A tornado ripped through Fort Smith Arkansas downtown destroying several buildings and homes. Two children died and about 50 people were injured while 200 were left homeless. National Guard aided cleanup as authorities scrambled to manage gas leaks and power outages.
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Ark
Arkansas
Wayne Jordan
Jordan
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