Silver Bluff High student killed in two vehicle crash
A Silver Bluff High School student died and another was seriously injured in a morning crash on US 278 two miles west of Silver Bluff Road. Names were not released as families were notified. School officials and counselors prepared to support students with mental health resources.
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Petticoat Junction
Silver Bluff High School
Gayle Gulick
Silver Bluff
US 278
Silver Bluff Road
Gulick
Aiken-Barnwell Mental Health Center
Tammie Newman
Linda Eldridge
Obituary notices listed on page 5A finalizing deaths
Obituary notices list including Aire E Ballard Aiken Sally S Bigger North Augusta Helen Bisbee New Ellenton Henrietta Cooper Columbia Ruby Poole Cooper Wagener Alice Josephine Fritzlen Aiken Alise P Garcia Durham Myra Mae Kirkland Graniteville Albert Byron Wren Augusta.
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Aire E. Ballard
Aiken
Sally S. Bigger
North Augusta
Helen Bisbee
New Ellenton
Henrietta Cooper
Columbia
Ruby Poole Cooper
Wagener
Alice Josephine Fritzlen
Alise P. Garcia
Durham
N.C
Myra Mae Kirkland
Graniteville
Albert (Byron) Wren
Augusta
Gambling numbers from brief stray lottery note in Ga paper
A fragment lists a cash lottery sequence with a winning name Cash 3 Byeniing and a set of digits 0 8 4 Cah 2942 Pantany 8 8 14 22 25 92, reflecting a short, unreadable betting reference from a Georgia page.
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Cash
Byeniing
Pantany
Iraq accepts unlimited U.N. inspections on palace access
U N Secretary General Kofi Annan won a written agreement from Iraq to grant weapons inspectors unlimited access to Saddam Hussein's presidential palaces in a bid to avert a US led military strike. The deal, signed by Iraqi Deputy Prime Minister Tariq Aziz, emphasizes diplomacy over saber rattling and removes time limits on inspections.
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Baghdad
Iraq
U.N
Kofi Annan
Saddam Hussein
Annan
Security Council
United States
Tariq Aziz
United Nations
Saber
Aziz
Persian Gulf
Saddam
Britain
China
Russia
France
Madeleine Albright
New York
Tornadoes kill at least 27 across central Florida
Storms driven by El Niño spawned multiple tornadoes from Daytona Beach to Tampa Bay, killing at least 27 people and damaging hundreds of structures. Seminole, Osceola, and Volusia counties reported heavy losses and emergency crews described large, powerful twisters.
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Florida
Orlando
Fla
Angela Braden
Seminole County Sheriff's Office
Daytona Beach
Atlantic
Tampa Bay
Gulf Coast
Georgia
Walt Disney World
Kissimmee
Sea World
Universal Studios Florida
Osceoa County
Jeter Walker
Walker
Ponderosa Park
Osceola County Stadium
Houston Astros
Buenaventura Lakes
Volunteer roles extend at J D Lever Elementary School
Lever Elementary seeks full time volunteer help in multiple roles including gardener photographer interior decorator musician marketing director fund raiser secretary and computer instructor Must work for free Linda Williams longtime volunteer at the school is praised for 22 years of service often starting before 3 am and ending after 4 pm Her dedication supports staff and students with tasks from duplicating to classroom help and volunteer recruitment Page 3A
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J.D. Lever
Linda Williams
Elizabeth White
Pat Britton
Bill Bengtson
J.D. Lever Elementary
Education leader Sally Bigger dies
Sally S Bigger, former chairman of the Aiken County Board of Education, died Saturday after a battle with cancer. Friends describe her as vivacious and community minded, active in Grace United Methodist Church and various civic groups. She and husband Dr Jim Bigger raised three sons. colleagues recall her advocacy for all students, especially disabled students, and her leadership in education during the 1970s.
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Grace
Jim Hunter
Grace Umc
Bill Gallman
Aiken County
Bigger
PTO
PTA
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By Bill Bengtson
Totory
Ginny Southworth
South Boundary
Whiskey Road
Seminole County
Braden
Sanford
John Burch
Stephen LaFreniere
Volusia County
Derrick Clark
Lever
Sally Bigger
Sheran Proctor
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