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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 2002
Page
1
Modesto report notes Rep. Gary Condit failed to secure reelection after his name was tied to a missing intern. He did not apologize or appear on television to explain the situation. The piece cites the Tuesday election outcome.
Israel shelled Palestinian targets by land air and sea in retaliation for a Palestinian rocket attack. Seven Palestinians and two Israeli soldiers were killed.
Obituary notices for Edith B. Ownbey Lustig Hattie Chavous Prescott Donald Gene Shuford Edward Philips and L Key list their passing in brief notices from Aiken and North Augusta. The items confirm deaths and standard burial notices without graphic detail.
A 1990 Acura slammed into a Chevrolet and rolled several times on Banks Mill Road killing Clinton Bowles, 19, of Aiken and Daniel Webster, 22, of New Ellenton. Two others were injured, with Terry Chapman airlifted in serious condition and Joseph Kessler listed in good condition at MCG Hospital.
Police seek Bruce Easley, 46, of Ridge Road, in connection with a Tuesday bank robbery at SRP Federal Credit Union on West Martintown Road. Warrant lists Easley as armed and dangerous. FBI and Aiken County Sheriff assisting. tips to North Augusta Public Safety at 279-2121.
Barbara Morgan told a jury that Lucas Orenzo Bailey, 20, delivered fatal blows to 16 month old Davon Allen in a Radiance Drive home. Police found the child on a bare mattress and autopsy showed multiple internal injuries. Amy Hughes, mother of three and pregnant, faced suspicions of involvement as Bailey and Hughes were later arrested.
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