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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 21, 2002

Page

6

Former Enron employees push for own creditors' committee

Nearly 200 laid off workers urge U S Bankruptcy Judge Arthur Gonzalez to form a creditors committee consisting only of former Enron employees. Rod Jordan says the demand seeks just compensation as thousands lost jobs in the Enron collapse. Legal experts doubt the judge will create a separate panel, warning it could spawn multiple new committees.

U.S Arthur Gonzalez Enron Rod Jordan JP Morgan & Chase Co Citix Group Inc Inhouse Enron Jordan Bruce McGovern South Texas College of Law Houston Gonzalez McGovern George Whittenburg

Martin Luther King Jr Day noted amid state holiday debate

At Morris Street Baptist Church in Charleston about 400 heard Mayor Shirley Franklin praise King’s inspiration and discuss racial barriers she once faced. A Columbia attendee urged somber yet hopeful reflection as South Carolina’s shift from a federal to state holiday sparked debate over Confederate Memorial Day alongside King Day.

Young Atlanta Shirley Franklin Morris Street Baptist Church Charleston King Franklin Sharon Jackson Columbia Jackson Richland County South Carolina Randolph

State debates science test alignment with national standards

Eldridge and deputies criticize the science test alignment to state standards, noting Project 2061's revisions, with 90 percent of third grade and 77 percent of eighth grade questions misaligned. She argues for nationwide TerraNova testing and warns about spending amid cuts.

Eldridge American Association For the Advancement of Science Associated Press Sandra Lindsay Lindsay Ice

Police seize after Myrtle Beach officer shoots self

A three hour standoff ended when a Myrtle Beach suspect killed himself. Officer William Jackson survived surgery after being shot twice in the abdomen as he approached the suspect’s Mazda. In Charleston, officer LaPage died and nurse Anthony Pirraglia was fatally shot during a separate incident. Suspect Marko Drayton, 19, faces murder and weapon charges. Greenberg emphasizes risk and duty of law enforcement.

Myrtle Beach Robert Lewis Cushman Cushman William Mark Jackson Jackson Todd Charleston LaPage Anthony Pirraglia Mediucare Medical University of South Carolina Marko Dupree Drayton Reuben Greenberg Drayton Pirraglia Mandy Larson MUSC Jeff Watkins Kelly House Greenberg

Israel seals Tulkarem in first 16 month town take over

Israeli troops seized the entire Palestinian town of Tulkarem, imposed a curfew, and searched homes after clashes that killed one civilian and wounded 15. In Ramallah a security officer died and two others were wounded as a separate exchange occurred. Arafat blamed Israel for crossing red lines while Israel said the raid aimed to arrest militants and avert further attacks.

Tulkarem West Bank Ramallah Yasser Arafat Ariel Sharon Arafat

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