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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 2002
Page
1
In Noble Georgia Gary Lee Cann died before liver transplant approval. His widow wore a locket she believed held his cremated remains for 16 months. Investigators found about 300 bodies at Tri-State Crematory, buried in pits and vaults on a 16 acre site behind the facility.
Two cases of the so called flesh eating bacteria have sent patients to a Charleston hospital while a third suffers from toxic shock. Page 22A.
Jasmine C Edwards Aken Ella Mae Toole Langley Marie Johnson Turner Granitevile Lawrence Upchurch Jr Rozelle Vaughan are listed in obituary notices on page 5A detailing local deaths and brief biographical notes for family and community record.
The event on Cedar Branch Road near Windsor opens at 9 a.m. with gates, a $10 adult, $5 student entry, under five free. Frank W. Sweet on banjo and Mary Lee Sweet sing and perform a paddywhack frog dance in Sutler village, while Backintyme of Palm Coast presents Civil War era songs and stories at the Battle of Aiken.
Investigators say Daniel Pearl killings were not meant to free him and warn Pakistan this case could fit a broader terrorist plot. Authorities hold the videotape deliverer for questioning as security tightens around suspects in Karachi. Pakistan warns foreign missions amid fears of extremism after Musharraf pledge.
More than 45 eighth grade girls from across the CSRA explored basic engineering concepts at Ruth Patrick Science Education Center. Savannah River Site engineers led hands on projects using food based demonstrations and familiar materials to illustrate engineering principles and methods.
The Aiken City Council will move regular meetings from 7:30 pm to 6:30 pm and hold work sessions in the council chambers. City Manager Roger LeDuc cites improved record keeping as the reason for the schedule shift and added recording equipment to the chamber.
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