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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 06, 2002

Page

10

Soldier Remembered After Death At Fort Lewis

Former colleagues praised Chapman's Army service at Fort Lewis Washington where he was based. Born April 23 1970 at Andrews Air Force Base Maryland he joined the Army after high school in Centerville Ohio. He parachuted into Panama served in Desert Storm and Haiti and was with the 5th Special Forces Group. His wife Renae and children Amanda and Brandon prepared to travel to be with him and his parents recalled his bravery. The five Special Forces have assisted Afghan forces since Oct 7.

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Border lottery clash sparks cross border ticket buys

South Carolina students and educators gain billions from Georgia lottery while residents expect cross border sales to continue. Georgia participants in Big Game and Lotto South highlight multimillion jackpots, as South Carolinians spend about 115 million annually on Georgia tickets. Local shopkeepers and customers anticipate tickets will flow both ways across the border, with residents like Joe Stewart continuing to buy Georgia tickets after South Carolina launches its own lottery.

Georgia South Carolina Gia’s Jerry Smith State Line Lottery Interstate 85 Lotto South Smith Dad's 11 Joe Cheek Florida Joe Stewart Seneca Hartwell Golf Club Stewart

Patriot tribute at USCA honors emergency workers after 9 11

A Patriot Day tribute at the University of South Carolina Aiken drew students and locals including paramedic Michael New and SAS officers Linda Watts and Ronald Orillion. The event featured a rendition of The Nation and God Bless the USA, and honored law enforcement, fire departments, and emergency personnel amid snow and icy travel delays.

New York USA USCA Jason Sheppard Michael New Aiken New Aiken County Savannah River Barn SAS Linda Watts Ronald Orillion Watts Orillion Usda Public Safety Alan Wintrow

Plane crashes into Tampa Bank of America Building

A 15 year old student pilot from Palm Harbor took off without clearance in a four seat Cessna 172K and crashed into the Bank of America building in downtown Tampa. The plane was intercepted by a Coast Guard helicopter signaling landing but did not respond. One person was killed and others potentially injured. Authorities did not confirm the pilot’s identity.

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South Carolina Lottery Funds Education Aimed at Scholarships

Lawmakers outline how about 130 million in lottery proceeds should be spent on higher education K 12 and related programs. Proposals favor expanding LIFE and Palmetto Fellows scholarships funding endowed chairs and research while keeping a fixed reserve and not funding school buses.

Nikki Setzler D-Lexington General Assembly Setzler South Carolina Senate Roland Smith R-Warrenville Palmetto State Department of Education State Library National Guard Smith USC Aiken Tom Hallman

Taliban leader Omar al Libi believed to have fled Baghran

Reports say Omar may have escaped Baghran on a motorbike amid US led searches in Afghanistan. Gen Franks cautioned that US officials did not know his exact location. Bush spoke of a dangerous phase as forces hunted Taliban and al Qaida remnants. high level detainees like al Libi faced interrogation at Kandahar.

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