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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 21, 2001

Page

7

Deaths and Funerals in Oklahoma and South Carolina

Brian Shores of Ocala Florida died Friday January 12 2001 at home his funeral arrangements are pending with Hiers Funeral Home Ocala The memorials are requested to the Home Mission Fund at Millbrook Baptist Church Aiken South Carolina. Other obituaries include Eddie Carter Clint James Ken Green Jeffrey Langford Jim Langford and Al Collie with services announced by Rivers Funeral Home.

Eddie Carter Clint James Ken Green Jeffrey Langford Jim Langford al Collie Home Mission Fund Millbrook Baptist Church East Pine Log Road Aiken S.C. Rivers Brian Shores Oklawaha Fla Hiers Funeral Home Ocala Brian Jerry Shores Deborah Ann Shores

Eugene M. Lockhart former Owens Corning manager dies

Eugene M. Lockhart retired Owens Corning plant manager died January 20 2001 at Shadow Oaks Assisted Living in Aiken He resided at 2606 Spring Valley Drive Aiken Survived by widow Eleanor two daughters Martha Kehm Kathleen son James and siblings John Ann Memorials to American Red Cross in Aiken S C include street address 267 Laurens St SW. Funeral arrangements pending with Rivers Funeral Home.

Eugene M. Lockhart Shadow Oaks Lockhart Spring Valley Drive Aiken Rivers Funeral Home Owens-Corning Eleanor J. Lockhart James K. Lockhart Martha Lockhart Kehm St. Petersburg Fla Kathleen Lockhart Tew Louisville Tex John Lockhart Mt. Airy N.C Ann Borden Danville American Red Cross Laurens St S.C

North Korea eyes market reforms after Shanghai visit

Kim Jong Il toured a GM auto plant and a NEC-backed chip facility in Shanghai during a five day trip that fueled speculation about Korea's market reforms. Seoul calls the visit a sign of change as Pyongyang seeks cross border talks and economic revival amid a shrinking 1990s economy.

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Russian troops suffer fatalities in Chechnya clashes

Russian servicemen died as Chechen rebels attacked positions 19 times in 24 hours. Three soldiers were killed in Grozny and Argun, two more on a Grozny to Khankala convoy attack, with eight wounded. Rebels reportedly struck an Argun police station, killing nine police, though unconfirmed.

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China receives 28 million in compensation from United States

Beijing says Washington paid 28 million dollars as part of a 1999 deal after the NATO bombing of the Chinese Embassy in Belgrade. The agreement also included 4.5 million for victims and families of those injured, while China paid 2.9 million for mob damage to U S offices. Xinhua demands a full probe and accountability.

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El Salvador counts dead as quake aftermath begins

A 7.6 magnitude quake kills 707 and injures about 3700 in El Salvador and Guatemala. Crews remove landslide debris in Las Colinas Santa Tecla while thousands evacuate and begin rebuilding. Residents return home as repairs start and a large prayer gathering is planned.

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Barak agrees to marathon peace talks with Palestinians in Egypt

Israel's Barak accepts Palestinian proposals for up to 10 days of talks in Egypt at the Red Sea resort of Taba as elections loom. The Peace Cabinet will be led by Shlomo Ben Ami and include Yossi Beilin Amnon Lipkin Shakhak with Peres and Barak guiding the process.

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