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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 2002
Page
1
USC Aiken women's basketball coach Phil Stern named NCAA Division II District III Coach of the Year by the WBCA. Lady Pacer guard Julie Szabo earns first team All District honors.
President Bush says Osama bin Laden is fading into irrelevance while Saddam Hussein remains a problem and will be dealt with. The remarks frame U S focus amid ongoing conflicts.
A compilation of death notices for Evelyn B. Austin Eunice Sons Barr Allen Duane Congdon W Randall Davidson Henry C DeVore Roger Gregory David Neel Griffin Jr Shella LT Hunter Charles A Pittman Jewell P Poe Loretta Stephens from North Augusta North Fort Myers Beech Island Wiliston New Ellenton and areas, with locations shown for each deceased.
Overcrowding at the Aiken County Detention Center persists with a 105 bed jail operating over capacity. A jail spokesman says no more female prisoners are being admitted and officials rent space in Edgefield and Saluda jails. The issue may ease with a night magistrate for bond hearings, a post vacant since Magistrate Terry Carter moved to Graniteville to replace Joey Addie.
In Columbia Democrats clash with Republicans over a proposed amendment by Rick Quinn to divert First Steps funding. The measure would strip 22 million from the early childhood program and send it to school districts to cover base student cost increases.
At the Aiken County Library a Suzuki Strings of Augusta recital showcased young students from 3 to 18 years old led by Joanne Stanford. The event highlighted family involvement with Hallie Anderson Reese King Mary Scott Valentine Anna and siblings Hallie Sarah Andrew Beaty and Billy Slater.
The National Audubon Society partners with International Paper South Carolina Heritage Corridor USC Aiken NRSMEEP and Augusta Aiken Audubon to develop ecological education at a renovated storage facility. Groundbreaking included eight area children as the center aims to reach about 67000 CSRA students for the 2002 2003 school year with age appropriate curriculum and plans for completion by summer.
The South Carolina House backed multi state lottery games like Powerball with sizable education funding potential. Rep Roland Smith cited voter support from November 2000 and said at least 22 million may flow to education including K-12 and USC Aiken, as the bill advances.
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