26 Jul 2001
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 2001
Page
1
Aiken native Jamal Reynolds, the 10th overall pick, signed a five year 9 million contract with the Green Bay Packers. The deal includes a 6 million signing bonus. Rashad Reynolds said Jamal was relieved to have it done and not miss camp.
A lie detector test for Rep. Gary Condit questioned him on four points tied to intern Chandra Levy, with no reference to a flight attendant's allegations that he sought a false affidavit. The disclosure comes from individuals who viewed the polygraph results.
Obituary notices list Ruth Ann Chelichowski Aiken James A Jim Snider Callie Lee Nelson Tyler Perry Marjorie M Storey from New Boston and Leesville. Ernest Williams David Donald Maroney appear in 5A tribute column.
A compact classified note and stock snippet highlights investor mood and local listings. Names and venues are minimal, offering a brief snapshot of market chatter and media entries.
A new marker marks the grave at Pine Lawn Cemetery where Lillie Belle Allen was exhumed and laid to rest again, according to Aiken County Coroner Sue Townsend.
Lillie Belle Allen, killed during the 1969 York riots, had her grave reopened as part of a revived inquiry. The coffin was lifted from Pine Lawn Cemetery after a 32 year wait and returned for a new autopsy amid a gag order. Doctors sought metal traces to link suspects including York Mayor Charles Robertson to the murder.
Wagener-Saley teen Jamie Holder, once a Wagener-Saley High School football star, returned home after months of recovery from critical injuries suffered in a January car crash. Fans welcomed him with cards balloons ribbons and signs as he came back on Wednesday.
The City of New Ellenton selected Van McMillan as its new chief of police during a Wednesday city council meeting. McMillan, an Army veteran and veteran law officer, has held roles at St George, Cordele, Dorchester, Augusta Richmond, and Columbia County Sheriff's Offices.
The House Judiciary Committee approved a redistricting plan on a party line vote 14 to 10 with Republican leaders predicting it will cost three Democrats their seats. Targeted incumbents include Doug Jennings, Mary Beth Freeman, Jimmy Bales, Joe Neal, Mickey Whatley, and Seth Whipper amid tensions over precinct changes and possible gubernatorial veto considerations.
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