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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jul 04, 2002

Page

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Saddam Hussein's stepson arrested on immigration charges

Mohammed Nour al Din Saffi a New Zealand citizen and former commercial airline pilot was arrested after enrolling at Aeroservice Aviation Center a flight school tied to a Sept. 11 hijacker FBI officials said one hijacker trained there The Sun Sentinel named Zaid Jarrah as the hijacker linked to the school

Miami Saddam Hussein Mohammed Nour al-Din Saffi New Zealand Aeroservice Aviation Center James Goldman INS FBI Judy Orihuela South Florida Sun- Sentinel Zaid Jarrah Mohamed Atta

Obituary notices brief list across South Carolina towns

Obituary notices from Warrenville Hazel Crocker Triby Marie Frost Ross Patrick Lacke Tracy Mason Aiken Padgett North Augusta Bessie Robinson Augusta Dorothy Snelling Barnwell William Wheat Martinez Lila Mae Wise. Notices also list Mary F Wise Brown and Wiliam Wheat. Obituaries appear on page 5A in section 5A.

Mary F. Wise Brown Hazel Crocker Warrenville Triby Marie Frost Ross Patrick Lacke Tracy Mason Aiken Augusta Dorothy H. Snelling Barnwell Wiliam Wheat Martinez Lila Mae Wise

Russian adoptees burned out in fire in Aiken

Aiken residents Giselle Landry a longtime foster parent adopted two Russian children joined by Allen 4 and Emily 3 escaped with two dogs after a lightning started fire Tuesday night most of the Unerry His Drive home burned leaving a charred wreckage though no injuries occurred the lawn remained green and playground equipment stood intact page 8A confirms more details ADOPTEES

Aiken Giselle Landry Landry Lanary Allen Emily Bo Bengtson Russia

Independence Day Festivities With Heightened Security Across South Carolina

Fourth of July celebrations feature fireworks at 9 30 p m in Augusta downtown and 9 p m shows in Patriots Park with events starting 4 30 p m. Across SC, police boost presence after FBI warnings while readings of the Declaration of Independence in Charleston draw crowds.

Augusta Army Signal Corps South Carolina America Riggs Charleston George Patton FBI Greenville Arizona Mike Gambrell Steve O'Neill Columbia

It’s a different country now Independence Day reflection amid 9 11 era

Aiken Standard readers share how the wake of the 9 11 attacks and wartime in Afghanistan shapes Fourth of July observances. Rob Prather notes heightened patriotism and plans extra time with family after a park concert. The piece captures a community mood in a post 9 11 environment.

Afghanistan Aiken Standard Robert Prather

Hodges Defends Fund Move Amid Disabled Kids Program Hit

Governor Hodges faced criticism from lawmakers after documents showed $300,000 was moved from the Continuum of Care for Emotionally Disturbed Children to the governor’s operating account. Republicans sought to reassign the program to another agency, but Hodges vetoed the measure. The $8.9 million program remained under the Governor’s Office of Executive Policy and Programs.

Columbia South Carolina Jim Hodges House Ways and Means Bobby Harrell State Senate Glenn McConnell Hodges Governor's Office of Executive Policy and Programs

Drinking and driving fines rise 7.5 percent in state

South Carolina lawmakers approved fee increases that raise DUI penalties across courts. Aiken County Clerk Liz Godard notes a 3 percent handling charge on payment plans and a $2,000 second offense DUI fine, totaling about $2,187 with added assessments and costs. Offenders with multiple DUI offenses pay more as offenses accumulate. The changes affect 18 legal categories, notably family and civil court filings and motions.

South Carolina Aiken County Liz Godard Godard

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