10 Nov 2001
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 2001
Page
1
The FBI outlined a profile of the suspected anthrax letter writer as a man with scientific ability who lacks social skills. The bureau released the characterization as Homeland Security Director Ridge hoped the attacks were easing.
Aiken County authorities say a 14 year old girl was charged with cruelty to animals after a family dog was left in a freezer overnight. The grandmother discovered the dog under a bed wrapped in a towel. The sheriff's office identified Lt. Michael Frank as the spokesperson.
Obituary notices from Granitevile Cleveland E Barton Augusta Emory Rooster Watkins Bath and others appear on page 5A. The brief notices name residents including Thomas Harton Margaret Virginia Hit Margaret Owens Palmer and provide minimal biographical detail.
James Baughman was sentenced to life in prison without parole for the 1999 murders of Joanne Kneece and James Suggs. He was convicted of capital murder in Kneece's death and second degree murder in Suggs' slaying after a 45 minute jury deliberation.
Marine veteran Bob Henry told Leavelle McCampbell Middle School students that the war on terrorism could last 10 to 12 years and that the current generation must embrace patriotism. He recalled World War II hero Herman Boland and urged students to find a cause bigger than themselves and act on it.
JABAL SARA Afghanistan opposition proclaimed Friday they seized Mazar-e-Sharif from the Taliban, a major northern prize. American officials confirmed opposition forces in the city as Taliban fighters reportedly fled, signaling a potentially pivotal gains in the Afghan theater. Secretary See CITY, page 6A.
Dick and Mary Murphy were named community heroes in the 1001 Year of the Child campaign for their foster care work. They initially kept a foster child at arm's length to protect themselves but later changed course to instill lasting love, aiming to leave a lasting positive impression even as the child grows.
Aviation Electrician Barry Solomon, U S Navy, was inducted into the Navy Enlisted Combat Aircrew Roll of Honor during a ceremony aboard the USS Yorktown at Patriots Point. Solomon flew 650 combat missions with the Seawolves, earning 26 air medals, a Purple Heart and the Vietnamese Cross of Gallantry with Bronze Star for a June 2 1971 rocket attack. He recalled his fear and faith during his final Nam flight and thanked his parents for their support.
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