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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 2001
Page
1
Defense Secretary Donald H. Rumsfeld announced a U S bounty to capture Osama bin Laden. The plan relies on Afghan and local help to locate his hideout, reducing the need for U S troops to search caves.
Four ex officers testified that they did not investigate the killing of Lillie Belle Allen during a 1969 race riot because they claimed it was not their responsibility. The group included three responders to Allen’s shooting alongside Charlie Robertson, an officer then and now the outgoing mayor.
Death notices report the passing of Bobby Gene Gibbs Louis Martin Steve Young Yvonne Vonnie Black and Juanita M McKenney across New Benton Augusta Belvedere Burnettown with basic identifications and locations.
Aiken County woman Yvonne Black, 60, died in a two vehicle collision on 8.C Hwy 421 just after 10 a.m. Authorities say Eugene Anderson, 85, failed to yield from Ash Street near S.C. 421. Black was not restrained and was partially ejected.
North Augusta City Council approved a resolution to buy 25.8 acres from North Augusta Golf Venture near the Savannah River north of the 13th Street Bridge. The $250,000 cost will be drawn from the capital improvement fund, part of ongoing riverfront development.
Strom Thurmond Jr., 29, son of the longtime senator, took the oath of office as South Carolina U.S. attorney after Senate confirmation on Nov. 6. He previously served as an assistant state prosecutor in Aiken and is a 1998 USC Law School graduate.
Debbie Bailey, a member of the St Andrews Society of Aiken, explains the group’s mission beyond kilts and Highland Games. The society, founded in November 2000 with about 50 members, promotes Scots Irish culture and charitable work and plans events including St Andrew’s Day on November 30.
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