22 Jul 2001
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 2001
Page
1
Ira Einhorn known as the Unicorn, who fled the United States 20 years ago while awaiting trial for the murder of his girlfriend Helen Holly Maddux, faces renewed pursuit and legal action in Philadelphia as authorities pursue justice.
Suone Racine preserves family gardening traditions by growing and selling annuals and perennials at the Aiken Farmer's Market each Saturday. Her garden showcases the roots of these time honored practices.
Notable obituaries for Era Virginia Epps of Backville Bert Spivey of North Augusta and Noah Arthur Turner Pelton detail their deaths and highlight a life of community service and family ties.
Two unidentified Hispanic men from York and Lexington counties died in an I-20 crash near the 37 mile marker around 5 0 am. The driver of a 1991 Blazer, speeding at up to 90 mph, rear ended a 2001 Dodge truck. Both were ejected, not wearing seat belts. one died at the scene and the other en route to Richland Memorial Hospital.
Unanimous county council vote funds about 492000 in new radio technology to link all five volunteer fire departments from Monetta to Augusta. Chiefs say the upgrade will provide modern pagers and improved cross department communication, with older gear being replaced to enhance response and coverage.
The 6th annual International Hot Boat Association Augusta Southern Nationals drew thousands to the Savannah River for drag boat racing with high speed water skimming the finish line. Attendees J D Cox Cary Thompson from Chattanooga and Atlanta residents Vicki Morton Randy Avera spoke of the excitement and novelty of these "big boy toys" in a vivid seaside countryside setting.
Gov. Jim Dodges signs a measure increasing reinstatement fees for suspended licenses starting Monday. Motorists must pay 3100 at the DMV, up from as low as five dollars in some DUI cases, as lawmakers seek budget relief despite criticism of fairness to those awaiting court action.
In Genoa Italy President Bush and other world leaders faced a second day of violent protests over global trade and climate policy. The G seven plus Russia advanced a crowded foreign policy agenda while seeking monitors for a cease fire in the Middle East. talks failed to bridge deep divides.
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