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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 2002

Page

11

Sunset Beach flag ceremony draws renewed post 9/11 interest

At Sunset Beach New Jersey a nightly May to October flag lowering ceremony honors veterans. The event features God Bless America the national anthem and Taps with a flag supplied by a deceased service member family. Attendance has increased since 9/11 reflecting revived patriotism.

Sunset Beach Townshlp N.J Kate Smith Martha Dunphy Hartsdale N.Y Marvin Hume Hume Amelia Nate Delaware Bay New Jersey Cape May

Arkansas River Reopens After Barge Crash Bridge Collapse

The Arkansas River resumed commercial traffic almost three weeks after a barge crash felled an Interstate 40 bridge near Webbers Falls. Coast Guard officials said five stalled barges were cleared and the bridge debris removed. Oklahoma awarded Gilbert Central Corp. a 10.9 million contract to repair the bridge by mid August amid a negligence suit against captain Dedmon Magnolia Marine and Ergon Inc. for the May 26 accident. Dedmon’s doctor reported rapid heartbeat.

Oat William Joe Ded Dedmon Magnolia Marine Transport Co Ergon Inc Arkansas River Oklahoma

Suit against gunmakers reinstated in Ohio case

The Ohio Supreme Court reinstated Cincinnati’s suit against gun makers to recover gun violence costs. Justices 4 to 3 sent the case back to Hamilton County Common Pleas Court. Justice Sweeney said the city has facts to pursue claims. Chief Justice Moyer dissented.

Columbus Ohio Ohio Supreme Court Cincinnati Hamilton County Common Pleas Court Francis Sweeney Thomas Moyer

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