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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Nov 01, 2001

Page

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Gibbons to Receive Distinguished Scientist Award

Dr J Whit Gibbons a University of Georgia ecology professor at the Savannah River Ecology Laboratory will receive the 2001 Distinguished Scientist Award on November 12 at CNTA Teller lecture and banquet. The CNTA award began six years ago.

J. Whit Gibbons Sippens University of Georgia Savannah River Ecology Laboratory Citizens For Nuclear Technology Awareness CNTA

Investigators hunt for clues in anthrax death cases

Dozens of disease detectives scour New York City for the final steps of Kathy Nguyen, a hospital worker, as authorities seek how she died from anthrax. The Postal Service toll rises with another possible infected mail handler while officials inspect decontaminated mail in Washington for an unopened tainted letter linked to the spreading spores.

Washington New York City Kathy ‘. Nguyen Aospital Postal Service

Obituary notices from Blackville area listed for five individuals

Death notices for Jennifer Grace Bell Eiko Rev Spires Sr Marion Enfred Jefferson Wilson Rhonda Giles Owens Aiken J Bailey Harts published in 5A section. Names and locations suggest local obituaries with brief notices and funeral details.

Jennifer Grace Bell Eiko Rev Spires Sr Marion Enfred Jefferson Wilson Rhonda Giles Owens Aiken J. Bailey Harts Blackvile

Halloween Fun & Safety Day Draws Aiken Trick-or-Treaters

Downtown Aiken hosts a fourth annual Halloween Fun and Safety event with children in costumes visiting businesses for daylight trick-or-treating. Families emphasize safety as they escort kids like six year old spiders and three year olds bumble bees through Laurens Street.

Aiken Karen Livingston Spider Joshua Bumble Bee Kristen Laurens Street Livingston Rosanne Covent Eli Kelsey Daniel

Wal Mart Super Store proposed for Knox Avenue site

North Augusta plans a Wal Mart Super Store on 45.96 acres next to Martintown Plaza. Wyatt Realty Services Inc. would develop seven parcels with anchor store and shops, creating about 700 jobs. The project, zoned C-3, will go before the planning commission on November 15 with construction possible in early 2002. Phase 1 covers 38.23 acres and 261,008 square feet of shopping space.

North Augusta Wal-Mart Knox Avenue Martintown Plaza Wyatt Realty Services Inc Edgefield Heights Belk’s

Forces repulse three pronged Taliban assault near Mazar

Forces said they repulsed a three pronged assault Wednesday as air strikes hit Taliban positions defending Mazar e Sharif. The Taliban news agency claimed U S planes attacked a hydroelectric dam north of Kandahar aiding power and irrigation across the region. Attacks around Kala Katagarrison in Takhar followed intensified bombing near Bagram north of Kabul with B 52s.

Ciass Mazar-e-Sharif Taliban U.S Kandahar Kala Kata Takhar Bagram Kabul

Byrd Seeks At Large Seat as Aiken Grows

Darlington County native Byrd, Princeton and USC Law graduate, spent 22 years on Judge Simmons staff. After Simmons died and the federal courthouse staff dissolved in 2000, Byrd moved full time to run the family farm and now pursues an at large Council seat amid Aiken growth.

Wilkins Byrd Darlington County Aiken Princeton University University of South Carolina School of Law Byrd Charles ‘Simmons Simmons Charles E. Simmons Park Avenue Democrat

Aiken’s Ageless Hero Keeps Contributing Despite Blindness

Alan J. Wood, 76, a former world traveler and businessman, has become a beacon for the visually impaired after a rare eye disease left him legally blind. Recognized by Blue Cross Blue Shield of South Carolina as an Ageless Hero, he continues community service, runs a consulting firm, and promotes wheelchair tennis with local youth and at Aiken Preparatory School.

Alan J. Wood Aiken Wood Blue Cross Blue Shield of South Carolina Columbia Singapore Malaysia India Philadelphia Europe Japan China Marjorie England Queen Elizabeth Aiken Preparatory School Woking London

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Gibbons Abby Sta Larkyn Rogers Rogers Mauree Chavis North Augusta Turkey Kathy Ganno Afghanistan Taloqan NATO Northern Alliance Tar Proto Rod Alan Wood
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