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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Nov 27, 2001

Page

6

City plans park, tennis courts and street paving

The council advances funding for Citi zens Park expansion and H Odell Weeks Center improvements with Local Option Sales Tax backed by county loans. First payments arrive Spring 2008 under the current formula. Public hearing and second reading set for December. Annexations proposed for 804 Woodward St and 573 Lincoln Ave Camellia Trailer Park face council votes.

Citizens Park H. Odell Weeks Orf Woodward St Jane Vaughters Lessie Price Beverly Clyburn Lincoln Ave Camellia Trailer Park

Security Fed Corp reports earnings rise for Q3 2001

Security Federal Corp, parent of Security Federal Bank, reports earnings of 569,000 dollars or 0.34 per share for the quarter ended Sept 30, 2001, up from 519,000 dollars or 0.31 in the prior year. For six months, earnings were 1,106,000 dollars or 0.66 per share, up from 1,028,000 dollars or 0.61. Total loans rose to 247 million, deposits to 288.5 million, and total assets to 359 million at Sept 30, 2001.

Security Federal Corporation Curity Federal Bank

Willcox Inn to reopen after fire setback in Willcox

Libby Cook, Willcox general manager, says the historic inn faced a setback but is not unrecoverable. Clean up has begun with insulation torn away and debris removed. renovations continue as four to six weeks are added to the planned January 2002 reopening, aiming for a March reopening.

Libby Cook Willcox Hit Cook

Afghan peace talks open with calls for inclusive interim government

Delegates at Bonn gather around a 36 seat table as Afghan factions press for binding rules and human rights safeguards. Leaders urge flexibility for an interim authority including women, while the northern alliance vows a government based on popular will and common aims beyond battlefield gains.

Fischer Northern Alliance Taliban Afghanistan Younus Qanooni North Peshawar United States Sayed Hamed Gailani Washington Osama bin Laden Germany Petersberg Hill Ahmad Fawzi United Nations Fawzi Bonn Ex Cing Rome

North Augusta Christmas Tree Lights Up With Community Cheer

Jones praises unified lights as 3 750 bulbs shine for Christmas. Mayor hopes all lights glow together for a meaningful season. North Augusta High Chamber Winds Ensemble performs carols while Santa Rudolph and Frosty visit in a vintage car. Ed Meloan drives the guests. Alvin Franklin sings. Downtown streetscape adds 104 lamp posts wrapped in garland and a handmade wreath by Nancy Payne.

Jones North Augusta Chamber Winds Santa Claus Thenas Rudolph Frosty Ed Meloan Alvin Franklin Nancy Payne

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