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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 2002
Page
1
David Letterman tells Late Show audience he will remain with CBS, rejecting ABCs multimillion-dollar bid and ending weeks of speculation about his future. The late night star commits to CBS, citing loyalty and show continuity.
The Aiken County Board of Education plans to vote on two charter school applications at tonight’s 7 pm meeting. Approval would add two new charter facilities in August, bringing the state total to nine and ten charter schools.
A list of death notices including Mary Nichols Hallman, Samuel Hickman Sr, Lilian Gray Mote, William Henry Seymour, Hattie Barton Stalings, Augusta Barbara Wright-Dunbar, and other local names from Ellenton and Bath. The fragment cites diverse individuals and dates in a South Aiken school region obituary roundup.
City leaders and the Aiken Corporation faced blame for loose budgeting on the Washington Center for the Performing Arts project. A loan of 935000 was approved pending further debate on interest and oversight while a separate 3.5 million mortgage proposal was tabled amid disagreements. A full audit and a project manager were urged as next steps.
More than 180 dogs and puppies from a Salley residence were impounded Friday. Kathleen Humes faces a March 22 court appearance with possible fines up to 1000 dollars. Shelter operations expanded with kennels and temporary housing as volunteers donate food, bowls, towels, and funds.
Pete Frommer of Aiken Public Safety highlights a rise in weapon tied crimes since December and explains Project Cease Fire For 4 Safe Neighborhood. The initiative reflects a federal DOJ partnership to reduce gun violence across the city and its business districts.
Israeli forces pressed a broad offensive across the Gaza Strip and West Bank on Tuesday, killing 28 Palestinians in refugee camp raids and other targets. Thousands of troops are deployed, with Deputy Defense Minister Dalia Rabin-Pelossof predicting a halt by envoy Zinni’s Thursday arrival as two cabinet members resign over the approach. Large Tel Aviv protests demanded tougher action against Palestinians.
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