Falwell urges execution of bin Laden despite conversion claim
In Lakeland Florida Reverend Jerry Falwell told Florida Baptist ministers that even if Osama bin Laden converted to Christianity his life should still end in execution He asserted the blood of Jesus Christ could save him but he would still deserve to be killed according to his remarks at the Florida Baptist Pastors Conference.
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State GOP eyes education post amid candidate gaps
The State Republican Party seeks hopefuls for education leadership as no GOP candidate has yet challenged Democratic Education Superintendent Inez Tenebaum. Political scientists warn an education vacancy signals trouble for the party.
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Deaths Mildred Bearden and Others Prominent in Aiken Area
Obituary notices list Mildred Bearden Aiken Dr E Gumming Joseph J Johnson Graniteville Charlie Jones Grace V Mahoney New Ellenton William E Raybould Aiken Betty Jo Williamson Blackville with funeral details and brief life summaries for each figure listed across page 5A.
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Grace V. Mahoney
New Ellenton
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Betty-Jo Williamson
Blackville
Classifieds Crossword Cryptoquote Dear Abby Horoscope
A compact newspaper item noting daily features includes classifieds, crossword, cryptoquote, Dear Abby, horoscope, opinions, sports, and television listings across section 58 18 78 108 6B 4A 1B.
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Vigil honors courage at Veterans Rally by local groups
Hundreds gathered Sunday for a Veterans Rally sponsored by George Funeral Homes and staged by the James L Hammond Marine Corps League. Speakers cited freedoms won by veterans, POWs, and MIAs as a core reason for honoring those in service. First Lt George L Smith of the S C State Guard praised the rights won by veterans and POWs in a letter from Rep See.
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Bush Tours New York Fallout On Remembrance Day
President Bush visited the World Trade Center site two months after the Sept. 11 hijackings. In a Veterans Day tribute he urged Americans to remember the damage an enemy can inflict and reflect on sacrifices made.
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Airplane Crashes in New York City and Queens Fires
An American Airlines Airbus A300 from New York to the Dominican Republic crashed shortly after takeoff around 9 am five miles from Kennedy Airport. Thick smoke rose from the crash site in Queens Rockaways as buildings were reported on fire. FAA officials gave no immediate cause and airports were shut down.
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NYC area transit closures after A300 crash near World Trade Center
Debris fell from the sky striking bridges tunnels and airports around New York City closing major routes. The A300 carried 275 passengers with unknown casualties. Witnesses describe a scene of smoke and fires as emergency crews respond amid heightened tension two months after the World Trade Center attack.
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Former Aiken mayor Charles Jones dies at 92
Charles Marion Jones 92, longtime Aiken leader and mayor during the Savannah River Plant startup, died Saturday at the Medical College of Georgia Hospital in Augusta. A lifelong Aiken resident, he served as alderman 1946 to 1962, mayor 1952 to 1956, and city council member 1967 to 1987. He was a World War I veteran, charter member of Professional Land Surveyors, Rotary, and Palmetto Golf Club.
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Barnwell doctor built clinic in Honduras reflects lifelong service
Country doctor Dr. Henry Gibson, 76, long known for caring in Barnwell South Carolina, remains active with patients from 1951 and has created a clinic in a Honduran seaside town. His mission began in 1995, raising $100,000 for a facility that now relies on volunteer pharmacists, dentists, and doctors, with oversight by the Carolina Honduras Health Foundation.
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Lester Grubbs
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Norma Jean Easterling
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