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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 31, 2002

Page

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Pilot Turns Beekeeper Fulfills Dream in Retirement

Hartmut Jung, a former German Air Force jet pilot with three decades of service, retires and pursues his childhood dream of beekeeping. He leaves a military career to cultivate hives, tending to bees and producing honey.

Hartmut Jung Jung

100000 U S Troops Could Be Needed for Iraq War

Washington experts say an air bombardment would precede a hunt for weapons of mass destruction. Analysts estimate 100000 or more U S troops might be required to confront Saddam Hussein and his Republican Guard as part of the operation.

Washington Saddam Hussein

Deaths of Local Residents Prompt Community Notices

Obituary notices list Eunice Baggott Samuel T Coalson and Mildred Cumbee among others. The brief entries memorialize residents in Clearwater and Hephzibah with scant biographical detail.

Eunice Baggott Ken Samuel T. Coalson Clearwater Mildred Cumbee Fidge James Howe Dawn Webster Hephzibah

Races delayed as Easter events hit by rain in CSRA

Thunder and heavy rain postponed the Aiken Triple Crown leg and other outdoor events across the CSRA. Harness racing at McGhee’s Mile is rescheduled for April 6 with gates at 10 a.m. and races at 1 p.m. Organizers urged caution for Easter activities including an egg hunt at Newberry Hall.

Aiken CSRA Newberry Hall Bruce McGhee McGhees McGhee

Queen Mother dies at 101 in Windsor

Queen Elizabeth the Queen Mother died in her sleep at Buckingham Palace announced she was 101. The death came seven weeks after Princess Margaret's passing and followed recent frailty and illness. Prime Minister Tony Blair praised her decency and courage as Britain mourned.

London Elizabeth Buckingham Palace Queen Mater Royal Lodge Windsor Princess Margaret Queen Elizabeth II Queen Mother Palace Britain Tony Blair

Easter Bunny Bop-n-Hop Brings Fun to Aiken Center

Kids filled the H O Weeks Activities Center for a rain shortened Easter party sponsored by the City of Aiken Parks and Recreation Department. Volunteers like William Constantine watched over the crowds and shared smiles as Cathie Lindler praised the event’s role for youths and seniors.

Ginny Southworth Brianna Staley H. Odell Weeks Activities Center H.O. Weeks Activities Center William Constantine City of Aiken

Israelis feed Arafat in Ramallah bunker amid siege

In Ramallah Arafat's office building received pita bread cheese and other supplies as Israeli forces kept him under confinement. Arafat and aides worked by flashlight in a darkened room while communications blackouts persisted in the three story Ramallah compound overrun by troops.

Ramallah West Bank Pita Yasser Arafat Arafat

Area residents enter statewide ballot field deadline

By Saturdays noon filing deadline Democrats had a candidate for every statewide office except adjutant general and the GOP for all slots. Gov Hodges will face a range of challengers including Rob Sutherland Bob Peeler Charlie Condon Jim Miles Mark Sanford Ken Wingate or Bill Branton from Aiken.

Aiken County Bob Botsch USC Aiken Adjutant General GOP Jim Hodges Aiken Rob Sutherland Bob Peeler Charlie Condon Jim Miles Mark Sanford Ken Wingate Bill Branton Greg Ryberg

Empty tomb mirrors Easter hope and divine intervention

Easter Sunday message centers on the vacant Garden Tomb proving life beyond the grave. The sermon cites Pilate and guard seals as evidence the body could not be stolen, then asserts God intervened to confirm the resurrection.

Jerusalem Jesus Pilate Christ Matthew

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