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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 2001
Page
1
Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon travels to the United States to shore up a fragile Mideast truce during high level talks.
Michael Bruce Hargrove, 22, died from injuries after a crash on Murrah Road near Merriwether Elementary School. Officials said he was traveling west in a 1996 Honda, was speeding, and under the influence of alcohol at about 3:45 a.m. Sunday when he struck a tree.
Obituary notices from Aiken report the deaths of Michael B. Hargrove of Noth Augusta Martha Parker Lee of New Elenton Mary Lessie Fulmer Saley of Forest L Kirby Jr. of Pacolet and Miss Mitton C. Holmes.
Aiken City Council will hear two zoning requests tonight tied to an 800 acre Woodside Plantation expansion. The plan includes 529 acres for annexation southwest of Woodside, with a 75 acre commercial parcel open to the public, and a residential component of about 900 units plus an 18 hole Nicklaus golf course.
In York Pennsylvania mayor Charlie Robertson and eight white men face murder charges in the July 21 1969 killing of 27 year old Lie Belle Allen during ten days of race violence. Allen, riding with her sister, died after a car entered gang territory and she yelled don't shoot.
Lifeguards train about 33 hours to gain certification with new Red Cross procedures. Instructors note enhanced rescue survey, drowning prevention, CPR, and first aid. The program starts in about a month, while past lifeguards remain qualified. Minimum age is 17. classes run about three hours nightly, with certification in roughly two weeks. For information call 641-4152 after 9 a.m.
The Aiken Standard invites entries from Aiken County growers for the largest tomato cucumber and yellow squash. Bring produce to 326 Rutland Drive to be weighed. Prizes: $75 first, $50 second, $25 third. Deadline July 25. Photos may be taken and printed.
South Carolina Representative Bill Clyburn says he will not take the $260 per day payment for a special legislative session. He notes his name was initially left off a list of lawmakers who decline pay as Gov Hodges calls the body back after Senate inaction and adjournment plans. He confirms he is not accepting any pay or related expenses.
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