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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Oct 01, 2001

Page

5

Excavation resumes for Hunley clues and possible DNA link

Experts resume work on the Confederate submarine Hunley focusing on remaining sections beneath the crew bench and conning tower to uncover relief, artifacts, and reasons for sinking. Theories cite a blown conning-tower glass or crew asphyxiation while attempting to reach shore. Officials seek DNA matches to identify eight or more crewmen, with Dixon confirmed by a gold coin.

McConnell Ney Smithsonian Institution Hunley Dixon

Taliban Warn U S to Rethink Attack on Afghanistan

Taliban warns United States to think again about attacking Afghanistan, citing history of expelling Soviets with U S aid. Britain freezes 88 million dollars in Taliban linked assets, including a substantial sum in a European bank. Pakistan's Musharraf calls U S demands dim, pledges nuclear security. Anti American rallies flare near Peshawar as Taliban crackdown targets pro U S sympathizers. Fighting continues in northern Afghanistan with reports of district changes in Bagdis province.

United States Afghanistan Britain London Pakistan Pervez Musharraf CNN Taliban bin Laden Peshawar Afghan Islamic Press Talban Qadis Bagdis

Flag painting party brightens Aiken visitors

Aiken Department of Public Safety Inspector David Turno helped residents paint stars from a bucket truck while tourists snapped photos. Arnold explained the event grew quickly as locals joined, with Pixie Keating assisting. They aimed to express patriotism and pride as visitors arrive.

Ing Aiken Department of Public Safety David Turno Arnold

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