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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 2003
Page
1
Gunmen sprang from a park near the U S Consulate in Karachi and shot police guarding the site, killing two officers and wounding at least five. An Afghan national suspect was captured after a chase. wounded were hospitalized. Pakistan, Page 44.
Dozens of patrons line up at the door of the Pine Log Road Dillard building for the 42nd Annual American Association of University Women Book N Things Fair. Bea Peyser notes strong sales and growing attic treasures while volunteers say turnout exceeds past years and shoppers plan further purchases.
The fair runs from 9 am to 2 pm at Heritage Square Shopping Center in the old Dillard's building offering used fiction and non fiction books and media at bargain prices. Proceeds fund a woman’s scholarship at USC Aiken and support AAUW education projects. A vendor couple plans to display glass pieces and shelves for sale as part of the event.
Two Democratic candidates Neil Britt and Donald Butler will speak at the Aiken County Council Building on Thursday at 7 p.m. to discuss platform issues for the sheriff’s race after former Sheriff Howard Sellers resigned.
Sen. Lindsey Graham will debate the Iraq war issue on Meet the Press with Tom Andrews of Wir Without War. Graham supported the Bush plan to pressure UN compliance as the broadcast from WAGT airs at 9 a.m. on Sunday.
Duke Energy filed with the Nuclear Regulatory Commission to test mixed oxide fuel using weapons-grade plutonium blended with uranium oxide at the Savannah River Site. CNTA credits progress after years of advocacy. the $4 billion project promises 700 to 800 high tech jobs as NRC recommended preliminary approval.
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