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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 2002
Page
6
Notices list deaths of Athleen Willis Cook and Zona Ray Dooley with burial details and survivor lists. Also includes Habersham and Habersham Jr. obituaries with service times, attending churches, and funeral home arrangements in Aiken and surrounding communities.
The Aiken Standard prints up to 16 lines of obituary notices free of charge on first runs. Additional lines incur a fee. Submissions come from funeral homes and are edited for style. Deadline is 8 15 a m weekdays and 7 30 p m weekends. Call 648 2311 for details.
Gloria Spradley Randolph, 52, of 321 East Hedge Road Aiken died November 20 2002 at home. Funeral at Millbrook Baptist Church noon today with Rev Dr Eddie Leopard officiating. Interment in Aiken Memorial Gardens. Survived by husband Larry C Randolph and siblings in law Cheryl S Floyd and Randall S Randolph. Memorials to Millbrook Baptist Church building fund. Also Elizabeth Roberts Rhoades of Clearwater dies November 18 2002 funeral 3 PM at Clearwater First Baptist Church. Interment Sunset Memory Gardens. Survivors include daughter Linda Gail Isbell four sons and two sisters. Funeral at Hatcher Funeral Home Langley.
U S officials say Abd al Rahim al Nashiri, a Saudi linked to Osama bin Laden, is now held by the United States after capture in an undisclosed country. He is suspected of directing the USS Cole bombing and other attacks. The FBI warns terrorists may target shipping with diver-based explosives. Al Nashiri's capture marks a high level success in the global antiterrorism effort, with ongoing interrogations to uncover plots.
Israeli forces reentered Bethlehem after a deadly Jerusalem bus bombing claimed by Hamas and Islamic Jihad. Tanks massed outside the Church of the Nativity while operations continued in Jenin and Gaza as Israel vows no mercy to militants.
President Bush travels to Prague to meet Vladimir Putin and says NATO expansion to Russia’s western border poses no threat. He emphasizes Russia’s economic interests in Iraq postwar and promotes a strong democratic Russia as a regional partner. Bush also notes Baltics invite to join NATO in 2004.
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