12 May 2002
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 12, 2002
Page
1
A special closer look outlines the field for the Asahi Ryokuken International Championship this week, detailing participating players, expected top contenders, and notable absences. The feature highlights club teams and standout performers likely to shape the tournament outcome.
Heather Olson a sixth grader at Jackson Middle received the Celebration of Character certificate from Mayor Fred Cavanaugh at St. Mary Help of Christians Church. The 13 year old born premature with cerebral palsy and legal blindness inspires teachers and students as 264 county students were recognized in the Character First observance honoring Stanley Quarles.
Republican gubernatorial candidates debated tax relief and lottery revenue at the USS Yorktown site. They touted property tax cuts and smaller government while clashing over feasibility and revenue. Jim Hodges looms as the Democratic incumbent.
Dr. Martin H. Zwerling Aiken Annette Holloway and Charles L. Gurley named in North Augusta legal filing.
North Augusta mother Claire Wells donated a kidney to her 19 year old daughter Jennifer Brantley who suffers prune belly syndrome and multiple surgeries. The pair celebrate an extra special Mother's Day as Jennifer recovers and looks to a longer life. The family moved to North Augusta eight years ago to stay near doctors after years of medical care. Jennifer attended Curtis Baptist School before withdrawing for health.
President Bush urged Congress to empower states to bypass federal rules in welfare programs and spend federal funds with greater flexibility. He framed it as compassionate reform, citing 5.4 million fewer people in poverty since 1996, and urged passage of the Loeise bill to boost job training housing nutrition and child care for low income families.
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