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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 13, 2000
Page
1
A weather update aids operations near Los Alamos, reducing risk of danger. Officials say calmer conditions improved access and safety for workers and surrounding communities.
Lansing man Larry Ross and his wife Nancy will take about $90 million before taxes as their share from the record $363 million Big Game jackpot. The other winning ticket was sold in Lake Zurich Illinois and has not yet come forward.
Rep. Lindsey Graham of South Carolina said he would help in a broad effort to elect Texas Gov. George W. Bush president after praising former rival Sen. John McCain. He noted Bush overcame McCain and called him a team player during a luncheon in Aiken, where his own bid for Congress began six years ago.
Aiken SC crowds gathered at USC Aiken for a formal dinner in honor of retiring chancellor Dr Robert L Alexander and his wife Leslie. Speakers hailed his leadership while jokes and barbs circulated as gifts included 13600 in scholarships and a pendulum for the Ruth Patrick Science Education Center.
South Carolina Senator alleges Westinghouse Savannah River Co violated Energy Department rules by not wiping surplus computers, potentially exposing sensitive nuclear data. XS Computers of Burnettown distributed gear nationwide and abroad after purchase, with preliminary inspector general findings awaiting full review.
Adam Petty, 19, son of a famed racing family, died after a practice crash at Loudon New Hampshire during Busch 200 preparations. His car struck the Turn 3 wall at near 130 mph, was cut from the wreck after 20 minutes, and he died of head trauma at Concord Hospital.
Farnell Holistic Massage Clinic owner in York Street says a rock shattered a window after hours amid vandalism. He flies both the Union Jack and American flag, misidentified by some as the Confederate banner. He refuses to remove flags and notes his wife is from Ohio. The incident followed nearby vandalism at a Confederate monument, where a passerby removed a flag briefly before it was restored.
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