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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 2000
Page
1
Phoenix AP reports tests show no evidence the cancer has spread in Senator John McCain. The former presidential candidate vows to prevail after undergoing more skin removal surgery around melanoma spots with supporters noting his resilience.
Democrats Al Gore and Joseph Lieberman began their Charting Americas Course tour with a paddlewheel cruise on the Mississippi from La Crosse Wisconsin. They urged voters to back their White House bid as families joined the morning voyage.
A surprise storm struck Jackson and parts of the Savannah River Site Friday afternoon with high winds hail and heavy rain. Witnesses described a possible funnel cloud though not confirmed and crews cleared downed trees and power lines with SCE&G responding to outages. Utility equipment and emergency crews aided residents as roofs were damaged and debris littered streets.
Friends and family gather Sunday for the funeral of Ashley Meredith Bunker two who died after falling into a family swimming pool. Services set for 2 p.m. at Rivers Funeral Home with Rev. John Warren Jr officiating. Burial private.
Attorney General Charlie Condon says his office has logged at least 116 complaints about Firestone tires, roughly ten times higher than company reports. He notes no injuries from the complaints, but cites a Spartanburg County crash linked to recalled tires amid Firestone's voluntary recall of 6.5 million ATX ATX I and Wilderness AT tires.
Reports say a British mini sub was en route as rescue efforts for the Kursk submarine failed. President Putin called the survival chances extremely small as officials noted two explosions near the sunken vessel and crews faced flooded compartments.
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