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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 02, 2002

Page

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Putin backs USled anti terrorism operation in Georgia

Russian President Vladimir Putin said he would back a USled operation in Georgia against terrorism despite internal government grumbling. Georgian President Eduard Shevardnadze sought to reassure Putin that Washington would not maintain a long term military presence in the region.

Almaty Kazakstan Vladimir Putin Georgia Eduard Shevardnadze Putin Washington

Leavelle-McCampbell Middle School Band Player Proud Band Geek

Rachel Cartin embraces being called a band geek, saying she is proud of the label. She plays mallet for the Leavelle-McCampbell Middle School band and discusses her passion for music.

Rachel Cartin Cartin Leavelle-McCampbell

Obituary Notices for Jack A. Boulger and Others

Death notices list Jack A. Boulger of Beaufort Werson Judge, and Sandra Anne Tyler of Suwanee among the obituaries. Other names are referenced in brief notices on page 5A.

Jack A. Boulger Beaufort Werson Wiarrenine Sandra Anne Tyler Suwanee

Classifieds and Puzzles Snapshot

Page layout lists INDEX Classifieds .20 Crossword so Dear Abby 6A Horoscope ac Movies 28 Opinions 4A Sports 1B Stocks 48 Television 9A for the day's newspaper sections.

Abby

Meningitis scare at Redcliffe Elementary

A kindergarten student at Redcliffe Elementary School is suspected of bacterial meningitis after flu like symptoms. The Department of Health sent contact letters, tests are under way, and no immediate danger is reported. Neighbors describe the family as stressed and devastated.

Redcliffe Redcliffe Elementary School Aiken County Department of Health and Environmental Control Beech Island

Aiken dental firm plans move to historic Rose Hill home

Shelley Dental Arts owners Stephen G. Mueller and Eva M. Mueller intend to relocate their eight employee operation from S.C. 118 to the Rose Hill Estate, now on the National Register. They moved in, expect to sign closing May 3, and will run the business from the historic house reducing traffic near the 118 and US 1 interchange.

Scott Webster Rose Hill Stephen G. Mueller Eva M. Mueller Shelley Dental Arts Val Aiken Dental Company Mueller Dental Arts S.C. 118 The Dental Arts Company Shelley Medical College of Georgia Dental School Augusta Germany RH Associates Rose Hunt US. 1

NAACP to Begin Patrols Against Confederate Flag

The NAACP plans demonstrations at South Carolina welcome centers to protest the Confederate battle flag on State House grounds. Border patrols will start at noon and run until about 3 p.m. at locations including North Augusta and others as part of a statewide effort. James Gallmsass, SC campaign leader, says about 10 local groups will participate with many trained volunteers.

State House South Carolina National Association For the ‘Advancement of Colored People NAACP North Augusta James Gallmsass

Avid readers storm book sale at university women fair

An early morning crowd gathered before opening at the American Association of University Women Books and Things Fair held in the old Lowe’s building. More than 100 people queued in cold weather along Whiskey Road, as two entrants sprinted to grab books, while others browsed. Del Hickey called the event a success with steady attendance and plenty of books and treasures remaining.

Lowe's Whiskey Road American Association of University Women del Hickey Ross Sta Ginny Soothorn AAUW Lowe’s

Medicaid agency weighs cutting optional drug aid programs

In Columbia the head of the Medicaid agency proposed eliminating a prescription drug program to trim a budget gap. The Ways and Means Committee has approved proposals including higher pharmacist payments and requiring twice yearly requalification for fewer drugs. Bill Prince said all optional services could be cut to meet federal requirements. Rep. Rick Quinn criticized the plan as ridiculous. The agency sought $185 million in funding, with $118 million to cover a budget gap from last year.

Columbia Bill Prince State Department of Health and Human Services Rick Quinn Rcolumbia HHS Ways and Means Budg Frank Adams

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