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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 2002
Page
1
The Aiken Standard will begin a Sunday through June 11 primary race series. It will cover both Republican and Democratic contests from governor to congressional seats with comprehensive candidate listings.
The nation posted its best productivity gain in nearly twenty years in the first quarter as firms boosted output per hour despite lower payrolls. The report highlights rising efficiency as a key driver of long term economic vitality.
Death notices for Grit A. Anderson Warrervile Dietrich Bello Aken Gloria Blackwell Grovervile John C. Brown Aken Johnette Garrett North Augusta Frank Jones Arthur Martin Clonzie Pope Vivian Sitz Ken. Obituaries appear on page 5A with names in mixed case and locations.
Da’shon Pollin, now seven, seeks answers about his father Christopher Alonzo Pollin shot in the head and killed in the Jewish section of Bethany Cemetery on October 6, 1994. Diane Pollin says she can't forget him or find who did the crime as investigators from the Aiken Department of Public Safety continue to work the case.
Mandy Stewart, 17, of Warrenville was killed in a Memorial Day motorcycle crash a week before graduation. Her memory touched the ceremony as ribbons and a wreath marked her seat and Dena Stewart Smith accepted her diploma for Mandy. Principal Mullen announced a memorial student government scholarship in her name.
In New Delhi, Americans say they remain unconcerned about a possible nuclear conflict between India and Pakistan. Washington warned 60,000 US citizens there to return home, prompting some to cut travel plans to align with summer school breaks. Barbara Richard from Washington says she might stay without children, though she fears for others.
With under a week to file, five Republicans and one Democrat entered the race for four council seats Districts 1 2 5 and 6. Incumbents Kathy Rawls Susan Giddings Phil Napier and Joel Randall hold those seats, with Giddings announcing she will not seek reelection. District 2 candidate registrations already begun.
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