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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 2006
Page
1
Zacarias Moussaoui testified that he was to hijack a fifth jetliner on September 11, 2001. He described the alleged Al Qaeda plot and his role in the planned attack.
J Gary Barwick of Windsor J Mark J M Fulmer of Edwardson and Salley are named in local deaths and funerals notices. The list outlines the deceased and their communities in this 6A section.
City of Aiken stalls on an ordinance allowing sidewalk sales with caps for the Downtown development Association and individual merchants. Disputes over fair access pit antique dealers against sidewalk display advocates as council mulls license options and potential real estate rack placements.
In Aiken plans for the Shoppes at Richland center include a 203000 square foot Wal-Mart Supercenter and about 15 small shops near ChristCentral Ministries. The ministry plans to continue free meals and clothing donations as developers discuss property deals, though no formal offer was made.
For four years Christy Parker of New Ellenton, 16, battles an enlarged failing heart. Now at the Medical University of South Carolina she awaits a transplant, kept semi comatose with a heart lung machine. Her family, including mother Nancy, prays beside her as a medical fund supports expenses.
The American Red Cross launches Bloodstock 2006 to boost summer blood donations by high school students who host drives from June to August. Winners can receive up to 2000 dollars. drives must collect at least 50 units, with 65 donor targets and volunteer recruitment. A 1000 dollar prize requires 35 units and 46 donors. Contact Denise Elkins or Philip Lord for details.
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