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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 2001
Page
1
President Islam Karimov granted permission for US war planes and troops to use an Uzbek air base. Defense Secretary Donald H. Rumsfeld announced a deal giving the Pentagon a foothold inside Uzbekistan, a former Soviet republic on Afghanistan’s northern border.
Albany report notes box cutters eyed as crime risk after allegations they were used to hijack four airliners and a moving bus. ابزار
Death notices from Waynesville North CarolinaCheri Adams Cricket Diane Kneece William Henry Napier Edna J Peletier Regina Shealy Charlie Williams obituary items appear on 5A with brief notices of passing and next of kin details to follow for local readers.
President Bush asks Congress for at least 60 billion in new tax relief to revive an ailing economy. The plan follows talks with House Republican leaders who warn against expanding government spending favored by Democrats. The push aims to spur growth after job losses and economic fears.
Washington report shows 200000 layoffs last month, the biggest in over a decade, while unemployment held at 4.9 percent though expected to rise. The data precede the Sept 11 impact, with aviation cuts over 100000 announced since.
Eighth graders at Langley Bath Clear water Middle School, guided by art teacher Kim Aring and visiting Saluda artist Mickey McMasters, create relief sculptures for a courtyard project. Sixth and seventh graders learn sumi e brush painting, reflecting a new arts perspective and lasting school representation. Sacrett Harris designs a face for the relief piece.
City officials say redeveloping the Camellia Trailer Park into a 30 single family home neighborhood lowers crime. City Manager Roger LeDuc notes the area was once high crime with litter and disorder. Director Pete Frommer cites domestic disputes alcohol issues fights and robberies as common prior problems.
Aiken's Chesterfield North housing project on Chesterfield Street will open with 10 of 11 units sold. The joint venture between the City of Aiken and the Aiken Housing Authority built homes priced 88,000 to 90,000 dollars. Executive Director Reginald Barner expects the last unit to close within 30 days. City Manager Roger LeDuc credited the partnership for making the project possible.
Reporters upset after Senate leadership cleared the chamber when Strom Thurmond collapsed. Video monitors were turned off and security tightened, forcing media to rely on secondhand reports as Thurmond was treated at Walter Reed and later released. News groups plan talks with Senate leaders next week.
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