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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 17, 2002

Page

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Nation marks St Patrick's Day parade amid 9 11 remembrance

New York led the nationwide celebrations with the nation's oldest parade pausing to honor the dead from the World Trade Center attack. Thousands of marchers and hundreds of thousands of spectators along Fifth Avenue faced south in silence as bagpipers played God Bless America. Ireland's President Mary McAleese joined the New York parade for the first time, noting those lost on Sept 11 would otherwise be marching.

New York America Fifth ‘Avenue World Trade Center Towers Ireland Mary McAleese

Snipes Opens Up About Hollywood Controversy

Wesley Snipes discusses his controversial remarks on Hollywood race and peers. The interview frames him as unyielding, challenging critics and defending his stance amid industry debates.

Snipes Hollywood Wesley Snipes

Deaths of Ardith Finley Aiken and Others

Obituary notices list Ardith Finley Aiken Herbert Johnson Mary Johnson Arthur Mowry Jr Albert Ridge Spring Melvin Stroud among local residents. Brief notices mark their passing and hailing from area communities.

Herbert Johnson Aiken Mary M. Johnson Arthur Mowry Jr Aten ‘Albert Patrick Ridge Spring Melvin Stroud

TV WEEK Sunday Morning Highlights

Weekly TV lineup notes diversified entertainment across networks with schedules for movies sports and specials. Highlights include feature films and upcoming dramas plus morning show previews and viewer tips for tuning in across channels.

Trovision

Aiken Trials Attract 15 000 To Race Track

Aiken Training Track hosted the 60th Aiken Trials on a sunny day with 15,000 spectators. Organizers praised perfect weather and crowd enthusiasm as families and friends gathered for racing and barbecues.

Aiken Mike Fanning Aiken Jaycees

Al-Qaida money moves may signal new attacks

U S officials report a marked rise in al Qaida financial activity in recent weeks, with leaders reasserting control and seeking to fund further assaults on American interests. Increased communications among surviving members and Taliban allies, centered in northwestern Pakistan near the Afghan border, accompany the flows.

Al-Qaida Washington Osama bin Laden U.S Qaida Taliban Pakistan

Peace talks a possibility in Middle East breakthrough

Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon may meet Palestinian leaders soon to discuss a cease-fire ending about 18 months of fighting. The move drew cautious reactions from Palestinians and the United States, who said the statement was premature. Israeli troops remained in parts of Bethlehem and Beit Jalla as talks continued with U S envoy Anthony Zinni.

United States Anthony Zinni Yasser Arafat Israel Bethlehem Beit Jalla Jerusalem U.S Mideast

Embattled facility on agenda for meeting

A special joint session between the Aiken Corporation and the Aiken City Council is scheduled for 6 30 pm in city council chambers Monday. The LED arm of the Aiken Corporation has overseen the Washington Center for the Performing Arts and the Washington Government complex on Newberry Street, which has faced criticism over ballooning costs. They plan to finalize a $3.5 million loan to finance the Washington Government portion of the dual use facility.

Scot Webster Washington Center For the Performing Arts Washington Government Complex Aiken City Council Aiken Corporation Aiken City Center For the Performing Arts City Washington

State faces decade long nursing shortage in South Carolina

Sunday Focus reports a statewide nursing shortage projected to intensify over the next 10 to 15 years. The SC Colleagues in Caring Project involves nursing schools, providers, and agencies to plan for an adequate future workforce. At Aiken Regional Medical Centers, CEO Nurse Sue Beauregard notes vacancies in critical areas like ICU OR and ED, with traveling nurses filling gaps.

South Carolina Colleagues In Caring Project Aiken USCA Aiken Tech

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Alken Scott Webster Ashley Wallick Mark McDougal McDougal Myreated Press Lore Stat Sue Beauregard Ginny South Jessica Ford Aiken Regional Medical Centers
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