07 Jul 2001
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 2001
Page
1
Robert Hanssen, a former FBI agent based in Alexandria Virginia, pleaded guilty to espionage charges for spying for the Soviet Union and later Russia. The plea marks a major criminal case involving national security and treason.
An Air Force F 16CJ crashed about 40 miles east of Charleston during a training mission. The single pilot was killed. name and hometown not released pending family notification. The crash occurred near Cape Romain in a military training area.
Brief obituary notices list Ethel B Jackson Johnston Nathan B Jeffcoat Wagener Wille Beatrice McCain Eigefield Lavern Nicholson Aken Geraldine H Zelsberg and Nori Virginia, indicating they have passed away with notices appearing in the 5A death notices section.
Police say nearly a year has passed since Jessica Lynne Carpenter, 17, was raped and strangled in her Crosland Park home in August 2000. Detectives continue reviewing leads with help from the State Law Enforcement Division, FBI, Georgia Bureau of Investigation, and Florida authorities.
A waterspout formed offshore and moved ashore in Myrtle Beach causing windows to break roofs to be damaged and injuries to appear. Police and hospital officials reported minor injuries with several storm related cases admitted to Grand Strand Regional Medical Center.
The Bush administration contemplates treating a developing fetus as an unborn child eligible for prenatal care under the State Children’s Health Insurance Program. Critics say the plan undercuts Roe v. Wade and risks criminalizing abortion, while advocates press for broader prenatal care and expansion of the program to pregnant women.
After three drought years farmers, led by Clemson extension agent Terry Mathis, celebrate rainfall boosting corn, cotton and peanut crops in Aiken County. Ralph Fox notes reliance on rain with no irrigation and warns rain must continue to prevent potential crop failure.
Charleston scientists say the Confederate submarine Hunley sank in 1864 and lay under about three feet of sediment in thirty feet of water off Sullivan's Island. Sediment coverage and shelf conditions aided its preservation after being raised last August and moved to a shore lab.
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