Noid Feuds With Domino's Noid prompts 5 hour siege
A man named Noid held two Domino's employees at gunpoint for over five hours in CHAMBLEE Georgia before surrendering. Kenneth Lamar Noid, 22, says he believes Tom Monaghan founder of Domino's and the Detroit Tigers appears in his apartment. Investigators say Nova is fixated on the Noid ads in a personal feud.
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Noid
Domino's Pizza
Domino's
Kenneth Lamar Noid
Tom S. Monaghan
Detroit Tigers
Reed Miller
Nova
Monaghan
Mark Bender
Clear Skies and Mild Weather Forecast
Weather outlook shows clear and mild conditions tonight with a low around 40. Sunny skies are forecast for Wednesday with a high in the low 70s. Details continue on Page 5B.
Deaths in Augusta and Columbia area listed
Obituaries report deaths of Thomas E. Blackwood and Rozell Wiggins in Augusta, Thore S. Lippert in Augusta, Moses Mediock Jr. in Columbia, Georgia, and E. Patten in Aiken. Local authorities and funeral notices reference surviving relatives and service details pending.
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Thomas E. Blackwood
Augusta
Thore S. Lippert
Moses Mediock Jr
Columbia
Georgia
Bush promoting work ethic quality at Norfolk naval base
President Bush uses first out-of-town trip to press quality workmanship in military contracting. He will address defense contractors and Navy personnel aboard the USS America in Norfolk Virginia, urging high standards while noting cost overruns and the Pentagon purchasing scandal.
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Bush
Norfolk
Naval Base
Navy
White House
Marlin Fitzwater
Pentagon
Fitzwater
Labor Department
Herrington Urges Speed On NPR Plan
Former Energy Secretary John S. Herrington urged Congress to speed up replacing aged nuclear production reactors at the Savannah River Plant to fuel weapons programs. He recommended placing the new production reactor under a politically appointed head and warned the delay could slow national security needs.
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News of Energy
Energy
John S. Herrington
Herrington
Savannah River
Aiken
Department of Energy
House
Senate Armed Services Committees
Morris News Service
Washington
Bush
DOE
ADOE
SRP
Developer Tells Group Woodward Project Will Proceed
Victor Mills of Blanchard and Calhoun Commercial Corp urges a Friends of Aiken meeting to support continuing Spacre Woodward Tract development with a road proposal and zoning plans unchanged despite local protests. The group Warns of increased traffic, drainage concerns, and potential harm to the Carolina Bay and Palmetto Golf Club, noting the county horse industry’s $16.2 million impact.
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Spacre Woodward
Victor
Vic) Mills
Blanchard and Calhoun Commercial Corporation
Friends of Aiken
Friends of
Aiken
Ierong
Whiskey
Two Notch
Carolina Bay
FORT
Clemson University
Aiken County
Hitchcock ‘Woods
Palmetto Golf Club
Survey Finds U S Students Weaker in Math and Science
The Educational Testing Service reports U S teens rank lowest in math and show sobering science results in a global survey. Based on tests of 24 000 year olds across Ireland Korea Spain the United Kingdom the United States and Canadian provinces, findings tie heavy TV time to poorer performance.
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Washington
National Science Foundation
Department of Education
Irel
Korea
Spain
United Kingdom
United States
British Columbia
New Brunswick
Ontario
Quebec
Senator Moore urges county to get road paying plans in order
Senator Thomas L. Moore of Aiken County told the Aiken County Council Development Committee to get its house in order before seeking approval from the delegation for changes to the county road paving system. Public Works director Alvin Bryan outlined a base preparation program aiming to prepare roads for paying with an estimated 30 percent savings versus the state cost, totaling a one year budget of 497,228 dollars. Bryan emphasized staff shortages as workers leave for other contractors and Savannah River Plant.
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S.C. Highway Department
Bryan
Savannah River
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