11 Mar 2002
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 2002
Page
1
Elliot Gealy from Clemson soared to a championship lead, drawing parallels to Ernie Els and Tiger Woods as he secured victory in a major golf event in North Augusta. The report notes Gealy’s big lead similar to Els, with a partner likened to Woods.
Winnie Sheldon, widowed in 1997, admits she did not know how to handle finances. She is among Aiken County residents receiving help with 2001 tax returns through the AARP Tax-Aide Program at the Aiken Public Library and Nancy Carson Library in North Augusta.
Death notices list Floyd Fulmer Aiken Isaac Scott Barwell Donald Bruce Smoland and Aiken Collie Tyler J in a 5A obituary brief. The column records multiple local residents' passing with standard notices and dates.
Classified listings and feature labels from a newspaper page including puzzle references and advice columns. Brief items indicate sections such as crossword cryptoquote and Dear Abby along with horoscope and sports notes.
Two moments of silence at 8:46 a.m. marked six months since the first World Trade Center strike as Mayor Bloomberg led city officials and victims’ families in reflection at Battery Park. Prayers and a Bush message followed at the service near ground zero.
In NEW ELLENTON Stanley Praimnath recalls his World Trade Center survival on September 11 while recounting his moment of prayer and fear as an airplane struck Tower No 2. He described screaming Lord I can't do this and feeling grace carry him through to safety. Page 6A.
Nearly a thousand Girl Scouts and volunteers marched from the Service Center in downtown Augusta to Riverview Park in North Augusta celebrating the 90th anniversary. Troops from the Central Savannah River Council rode floats and carried banners as spectators lined 13th Street.
More than 40 dogs rescued Friday were euthanized over the weekend at the Aiken County Animal Control shelter. About 140 dogs and puppies passed health exams. Owner Kathleen Humes faces March 22 court on charges of unsanitary conditions.
Aiken City Council will hear a proposal to switch the Washington Government side of the Newberry Street complex from a construction loan to permanent financing at 6:30 p.m. Regions Bank and Security Federal may share loan duties. The council also faces a $953,000 loan request for the Aiken Community Playhouse to complete the facility.
Administration officials insist the United States does not plan to use nuclear weapons but must be prepared to deter attacks. Condoleezza Rice and Colin Powell warn of a devastating response to any mass destruction attack and stress uncertainty for potential adversaries. The classified posture review names seven nations and follows Cheney’s 12 country tour through Arab states.
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