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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 2002
Page
1
In Elyria Ohio a 21 month old boy endured four days without adults after his mother Karen Crisp died. Lorain County coroner Paul Matuis ruled the death natural and noted the mother had asthma and other lung problems while tests to confirm cause of death proceed.
Former Enron workers may receive relief from a fund partly financed by campaign donations to several politicians, according to Page 1A reporting. The plan links donor money to aid distribution and faces questions about timing and oversight.
Death notices for Bessie Lee Brown ramen samara Cook Bettye L Cullum reported from North Augusta and Aiken area. Obituaries list four names with local affiliations.
Haley Gibson mourns her husband Brian killed in a Nov. 17 hit-and-run on U S Highway 278 near New Ellenton. He was the county’s 47th of 50 traffic fatalities in 2001 as Aiken County study notes rising trooper presence and broader regional comparison.
US Marines and Navy SEALs in Afghanistan report unsettling finds during a cave search for al Qaida and Taliban fighters. A photo of President Bush with blood on his face and a picture of Osama bin Laden with a Kalashnikov rifle, labeled Leader of Peace, were discovered amid weapons. Interviews at a southern Afghanistan base reveal details of the ongoing cave by cave operation and related intelligence.
After the Taliban exit, the global war on terror moves from air campaigns to a meticulous search of Afghan caves and remote sites for al-Qaida and Taliban renegades and intelligence that could avert new attacks. Marines describe the cave complex as complex, reinforced with concrete and large enough to navigate. It featured an irrigation system watering trees and flowers outside.
Washington moves toward sidelining Yasser Arafat as President Bush backs Israel's claims of his responsibility for weapons seizures this month. The White House considers cutting ties, a shift that would curb Arafat's international legitimacy and affect Mideast peace efforts.
Charleston researchers weigh whether a Hunley crew member wore civilian clothes after finding dog tags of a Union soldier. Project manager Bob Neyland notes the dress buttons show no military origin, suggesting a civilian background. detectives aim to match names and faces to the final crew.
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