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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Oct 05, 2001

Page

2

Ghost Army of World War II linked to phantom force visit

The 23rd Headquarters Special Troops used deception to mislead German forces during World War II. About 1,000 soldiers including Bill Blass staged fake armies to create the illusion of 30,000 troops in 21 operations. Author Jack Kneece signs copies in Aiken, South Carolina, at Whiskey Road and Park Avenue locations.

23Rd Headquarters Special Troops Europe Bill Blass Jack Kneece Kneece Peak Aiken Whiskey Road Park Avenue Pelican Publishing Company

Polish heritage honored at Aiken Library exhibits

Widow Mary Kosinski displays Polish heritage artifacts in the Aiken County Public Library for Polish American Heritage Month. The exhibit honors her late husband Dr. Leonard W. Kosinski, a former West Point cadet and paratrooper who earned a doctorate and founded the Polish Heritage Association of the Southeast.

Aiken Mary Kosinski America Leonard W. Kosinski Aiken County Kosinski Poland Washington Jefferson Franklin Paine Casimir Pulaski Thaddeus Kosciush Kosciusko Liberty Freedom Mississippi US Military Academy West Point Pulaski US. Cavalry Savannah Mary Jane Lock Sally Farris Pola Negri Loretta Swift Charles Bronson Jack Palance Carol Landis Stephanie Powers Jean Wallace Jan Paderewski Mrs. Kosinski Leonard Kosinski University of Wisconsin Lech Walesa

SRS waste disposal unit surpasses yearly canister goal

Savannah River Site's Defense Waste Processing Facility finished the fiscal year with 227 filled canisters, surpassing the 220 canister goal. Westinghouse Savannah River Co officials cite a disciplined operation as DWPF has now poured 1,177 canisters since the program began.

SRS Savannah River Defense Westinghouse Savannah River Co DWPF Steve Piccolo

New Public Safety Substation Planned at Aiken Mall

The Aiken Department of Public Safety will open a mall substation with Officer presence to aid patrols and paperwork. Linda L. Wagner says the community based mall benefits from public safety on site while existing security remains. The substation aims to deter shoplifting and car break-ins during the holiday season.

Aiken Mall Aiken Department of Public Safety Pete Frommer Linda L. Wagner Wagner Frommer Laurens Street

Woman urges insistent care after breast cancer scare

Real estate agent Darlene Richard urges women to push for exploratory surgery when lumps are found, noting her own lump was not on a mammogram yet contained cancer cells. She had reconstructive surgery, recovered fully, and returned to work, stressing not to ignore inner signals.

Aiken Darlene Richard Europe Ricard

Former Graniteville magistrate among grand jury indictments

The Aiken County Grand Jury indicted about 140 people at its October session. Among them former Graniteville magistrate Joey Addie charged with embezzling 975 dollars from his office. He resigned last February and was replaced by Terry Carter. Also indicted were Clarence Small 25 Ridge Spring and Lamont Shomari Johnson 21 Aiken for May murders in separate incidents.

Graniteville Joey Addie Aiken County Addie Terry Carter Nagstrate Clarence Small Lott Rd Ridge Spring Rodney Windless Lamont Shomari Johnson Alex Johnson Aiken Bracey Johnson

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