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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Nov 07, 2003

Page

9

Clark unveils four prong plan to win Iraq war

Wes Clark outlined a four part strategy to win the war in Iraq and end U.S. involvement, proposing foreign help, reconfiguring troops, Iraqi stake in success, and rebuilding European ties. He visited the family of the fallen Darius Jennings in Orangeburg and spoke to about 300 at South Carolina State University.

Orangeburg Wesley Clark Iraq Orangeburg-Wilkinson High School South Carolina State University Clark Darius Jennings U.S Jennings Harriet Johnson Johnson Bush White House Taylor Gross United States

Four found dead at Spar tanburg bike shop in shooting

Four people were found dead Thursday at Superbike Motor Sports in western Spartanburg County. Deputies say three of the victims are identified and all were shot. Investigators urge anyone in the area between 2 and 4 p.m. Thursday to come forward.

Chesnee Spartanburg Alan Mason Mason

Cemetery worker charged in casket theft at North Charleston

North Charleston police say Nancy Mitchell’s casket was broken into and about $1000 stolen from within. Luther Kenneth Smith, 38, faces felony des pooding a grave and burglary tools charges after investigators found burglary gear and a dead woman’s driver’s license in a bag.

Nancy Mitchell North Charleston Carolina Memorial Gardens George Tetanich Luther Kenneth Smith Tetanich

Three universities raise research funds in state program

Officials from South Carolina's three research universities say they have raised about half of the $30 million in match money for lottery sponsored research projects. The University of South Carolina Clemson University and the Medical University of South Carolina have raised more than $16 million in private matching funds since June when six projects were approved. State law requires a dollar for dollar match for each piece of the $30 million in lottery proceeds set aside for research projects each year.

Columbia South Carolina Centers of Economic Excellence Review Board University of South Carolina Clemson University Medical University of South Carolina

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