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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 2002
Page
1
In St. Petersburg, President Bush spoke to grieving families denying deep sorrow while vowing the war against terrorism would continue. He acknowledged more American troops may die and said we ache for you as lives are lost.
In the deadliest day in 17 months Israeli raids killed 39 Palestinians in West Bank towns and Gaza camps while a Palestinian gunman struck a Jewish settlement. Six Israelis died in the violence as Ariel Sharon suggested potential new truce flexibility.
Death notices for Richard Boulware Jr Horace J Eubanks Jr fromouisvil Ky JL Redmond Blackville Horace Ross Jr Ken Danny Webster New Ellenton obituary notices itemized in 6A section.
Teresa Godhicoa at Kmart on Silver Bluff Road celebrates as her store remains open while Kmart plans close 284 stores across 40 states and Puerto Rico under Chapter 11. The national plan will affect about 22,000 jobs from a 250,000 workforce, signaling a major restructuring.
Aiken County and City of Aiken animal control with Edgefield deputies removed more than 175 dogs and puppies plus a rabbit and a hamster from a Salley Union Hill Road home. Kathleen Humes faces charges for keeping animals in unsanitary conditions after DSS alerted authorities about a child living in unsafe surroundings.
In Lafayette Georgia authorities arrested Tommy Ray Marsh Sr Clara Marsh and Rhames Marsh alleging they lied on death certificates and posed as funeral home officials. The family is tied to a crematory crime scene where 339 corpses have been found 109 identified and Ray Marsh faces 174 counts of theft by deception.
In West Columbia Republican Lindsey Graham and Democratic rival Alex Sanders spar over the death penalty at a news conference. Sanders pressed for a public debate while law enforcement officials voiced support for Graham, citing officers killed in South Carolina and outlining related penalties.
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