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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 30, 2002

Page

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Hodges vetoes bill studying Medicaid program and legal fees

Governor Hodges vetoed a joint Legislative Committee tasked with studying South Carolina Medicaid, and struck down a $1.3 million appropriation for both the House and Senate to cover legal bills from the redistricting dispute.

Columbia Jim Hodges Hodges House Senate

Islamic guerrillas storm Kashmir police base killing officers

Suspected militants attacked a Kashmir police base in India killing two officers while cross border shelling killed at least 28 others. The violence comes as the United States warns against moves that could trigger a broader India Pakistan confrontation.

New Delhi India Kashmir Pakistan State Department

Deaths and obituaries in New York area list

Obituary notes list several individuals including Clayton D. Anderson and Charles M. Fields associated with New York City. Rether B. Nesbit appears in the Springheld area with uncertain or garbled context and date. The fragment suggests a local death notice collection with partial names and places.

Clayton D. Anderson Aiken Mark A. Brown Charles M. Fields New York City Rether B. Nesbit Springheld

Priest admits to single horrible event in child sex case

Former Aiken priest Monsignor Thomas A Evatt reportedly confessed to a singular horrible event when questioned by investigators about child sexual abuse charges. The Charleston County sheriff's office said the incident occurred at St Joseph Church in Captain Dana L Valentine noted the victim claimed the act happened between January and June of 197 something.

Aiken Monsignor Thomas A. Evatt Charleston County Sheriff's Office Evatt Diocese of Charleston St. Joseph Catholic Church Dana L. Valentine Charleston County Sheriff's Office

Desperately Seeking Clues In Aiken Teen Murder Case

Investigators probe the August 2000 death of Jessica Lynne Carpenter, 17, found at her Aiken home. Police seek two men who may hold clues, one seen talking to Jessica in a University of South Carolina Aiken parking lot near lunch. A Hispanic male in his late 20s or early 30s drove a green Camaro. Flyers with the sketch circulate on campus. The second man was seen near Starvin Marvin Food Store between 12:30 and 2:30 PM.

Jessica Lynne Carpenter Murdored Aiken Department of Public Safety Sgt David Turno Jessica University of South Olina Aiken Turno USCA Starvin Marvin Food Rutland Drive York Street Brentwood Place

Locals sue over plutonium at Savannah River Site

A South Carolina group near the Savannah River Site seeks to intervene in a federal suit and push for compensation if plutonium is brought to the state. Gov Hodges leads the challenge to block permanent storage at the facility near the Georgia border.

Columbia Savannah River Department of Energy South Carolina Jim Hodges Georgia Bar Mal McKibben Citizens For Nuclear Technology Awareness Danny Black Tri-County Alliance Barnwell SRS

Midland Valley graduation to honor teen killed in crash

Midland Valley High School will dedicate its Friday graduation to Amanda Nicole Mandy Stewart a 17 year old Warrenville resident who died in a motorcycle crash on Good Springs Road north of Aiken. Principal Margaret Mullen said students and staff planned a formal tribute during the graduation exercises to acknowledge Mandy who attended MVHS for four years and rode a 2001 Suzuki motorcycle with Joshua Smith 22 Wagener at the time of the crash.

Midland Valley High School Amanda Nicole Mandy” Stewart Warrenville Good Springs Aiken Midland Valley Margaret Mullen Mandy Priday Mullen Joshua Smith Wagener

Congress plans to run government after doomsday attack

Congress quietly develops emergency plans for a post attack Congress to function if many lawmakers are killed or injured and the House faces questions about succession and temporary leadership. The discussion includes how to assemble if the Capitol is destroyed and references September 11 symbolism and risks.

Washington Conress House

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