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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 2002
Page
1
D'Wayne Bates, in his third year as a Bears wide receiver, rides the team’s first postseason surge since 1994. The former Silver Bluff quarterback of 1990 and 1991 state title teams helps fuel Chicago’s playoff chase after their long absence.
Howard Bingham, longtime friend and photographer of Muhammad Ali, says Ali never told him to stop taking pictures. Over four decades, Bingham has captured about one million shots of the boxing legend, reflecting a deep, ongoing collaboration.
Death notices for F Bobby Ashley Louis Badger Juanita Bazzle Cook Roger Gathercoat Otto Gregory Ken White Johnson Johnison Philip Howard Permar Frances Wise Weeks in communities including Walterboro New Ellenton Aiken and Saluda. Obituary brief highlights names ages and local death announcements published in 6A.
A compact reader page entry highlights crossword puzzle and television listings. It notes movie showings and opinions on the 4A page and sports coverage on 48. The brief index mentions assorted classifieds and column markers for sections.
Gary Andrew Legate, an admitted thief who raised thousands for a veterans memorial park, was ordered back to jail on parole violation. Judge William Keesley revoked a year of Legate's five year probation in Aiken County. Legate, sentenced to five years in 1999, was to pay 1000 dollars monthly to a veterans fund but has paid just over 100 dollars since last August. Aiken veteran J D Pickett urged immediate repayment or further confinement, calling Legate a liar and thief who stole from veterans.
Rev. Brendalyn Jenkins delivered the keynote at Aiken Technical College marking MLK Day. ATC and USCA hosted the program "MLK The Dream A Message of Healing" with speakers including ATC President Susan Graham and USCA Chancellor Tom Hallman. The USCA Choir performed under Dr Sandra Field. Jenkins urged action, urging service to community and church to translate memory into change.
Police Chief Anthony Staten patrols a black neighborhood in Chester as residents voice distrust in a system they fear is not blind. The district bears high drug use, with dealers ousted only for the cycle of addiction to resume.
Aiken City Council postponed its long awaited study session to discuss appointment processes for municipal boards and commissions. The delay allows greater participation in a Board of Zoning Appeals meeting that features a telecom tower request on Seven Oaks Drive and permit requests to house horses on two lots near Foxchase and Surrey Woods subdivisions. A building project at McGhees Mile is also listed on the BZA agenda.
Lottery officials cut the six day sales figure to about 17.3 million after relying on vendor estimates from Scientific Games International. Earlier estimates had projected more than 19.1 million in sales for the first seven days based on ticket validations.
South Carolina lottery officials say online numbers games like Pick 3 will log ticket numbers easier in March. Cooper explains the system records pack sales of scratch offs, not individual tickets, and tracks validated tickets at retailers.
Federal rules requiring baggage screening began at U S airports on Friday with no major delays. Passengers like Sandra Latosky said the measure felt superficial, while airports used explosive detectors hand searches dogs and passenger-bag matching to track luggage amid criticism from some lawmakers.
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