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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Nov 05, 2001

Page

7

West Wing Dominates Twice-Delayed Emmy Awards Show

The West Wing led with four top Emmys including best dramatic series. Allison Janney praised freedom as NBC's drama claimed eight awards, while Life With Judy Garland Me and My Shadows won five and The Sopranos took four. The broadcast opened with America the Beautiful as security and patriotic tributes framed a subdued ceremony. Directors and actors spoke on resilience after the attacks, with Barbra Streisand delivering a surprise finale dedicated to Sept. 11 victims.

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Caves as Civil War Shelters Highlight Vicksburg Siege

In Vicksburg during the 1863 siege civilians hid in man made hillside caves as Union shells pummeled the city for 47 days. Historians note caves sheltered hundreds and some survive, while experts warn modern weapons make cave shelters riskier today.

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Gun laws push criminals to rely on friends for firearms

A Justice Department survey of 18,000 state and federal prisoners shows nearly 40 percent of inmates who used a gun obtained it from a friend or relative, up from 34 percent in 1991, while purchases from pawn shops and similar outlets declined.

Washington Justice Department Caroline Wolf Harlow Bureau of Justice Statistics Jeffrey Wendell University of Texas Paul Stevens University of Pennsylvania

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