15 Jul 2002
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 2002
Page
1
The Aiken Standard invites entries for the largest tomato and yellow squash grown in Aiken County. Bring produce to 326 Rutland Drive NW for weighing. Prizes: $100 for first, $50 for second, $25 for third. Deadline August 16. Photos may be taken and printed with winners announced.
Obituary notices from Astoria New York list individuals and memorial details. Includes death notices and associated public notices from local columns with brief biographical and funeral information.
A two-vehicle crash at Camp Rawls Road and Festival Trail Road near Wagener left at least two people critically injured and airlifted to Palmetto Richland Memorial Hospital this morning. A Ford F350 pickup and a Buick were involved.
Warrenville plans transformation of the former War renville School campus. Demolition crews remove debris as a shell remains usable. Over the next nine to 12 months, the remaining building will be converted into senior citizen apartments, preserving the site’s legacy.
Graniteville resident Glenn Sanders, a former Warrenville School principal from 1987 to its 1994 closing, visited the old site south of SC 421 as demolition proceeds. He discussed the project and plans for development with staff Thursday afternoon.
Charleston Bishop Robert J. Baker addressed parishioners at St. Mary’s Sunday urging prayer for all involved while reaffirming innocence until proven guilty in the case against former priest Monsignor Thomas Evatt. Evatt, 52, faced charges from Charleston County over a past alleged act with a minor, and later resigned amid health concerns. Baker stressed zero tolerance and the need for careful, fair handling of misconduct allegations.
A Pakistani judge convicted four militants in Daniel Pearl's kidnap and murder and sentenced chief defendant Ahmed Omar Saeed Sheikh to death by hanging. The others received 25-year terms as heightened security followed the verdict.
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