Jordan Debuts in Wizards Uniform in Pistons Preseason Loss
Michael Jordan appeared in a Washington Wizards uniform for the first time in Auburn Hills, scoring eight points in 17 first half minutes of a 95-85 preseason defeat to the Detroit Pistons. He sparked the crowd with a hard swat on Ben Wallace just 18 seconds in.
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Teen thief given 12 year jail term for kidnapping case
A 19 year old identified as Cliffora Judge received a 12 year sentence after a negotiated guilty plea for an April kidnapping. He must serve more than 10 years concurrent with sentences for kidnapping and an indecent exposure charge.
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Deaths in regional area across several communities
Obituary notices list Harold Henry Moore Aken Gordon M West Margaret C Wicker North Augusta Ralph Barton Cottey Eddie Bubba Gilbert Jacksonville Ramon Phoenix New Elen Ancil Myers Porter Sr Ken Maria Herwig Durban Aken. Public notices include five additional notices from 5A district.
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Bush on bin Laden: Cough him up
President Bush urged action against Osama bin Laden as U S war planes bomb Afghanistan for a fifth day. The administration froze 24 million in assets linked to bin Laden and supporters while memorial services paid tribute to the victims of the September 11 attacks.
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Newberry Street Re paving Moves Ahead in Aiken Downtown
Downtown Aiken faces detours as Newberry Street closes for repaving to accommodate the Newberry Street Festival Center and Washington Government building. City Manager Roger LeDuc notes utilities and underground wiring prompted the accelerated schedule, with curb and gutter work and new rock under the roadway to align utilities. Engineering Director Larry Morris says work began Wednesday and continues through today.
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NAACP to choose next president amid flag debate
National NAACP president James Gallman and challenger Billy Shaw vie for leadership as South Carolina boycott fallout and Confederate flag issues loom. The election comes after the group pushed to remove the flag from the State House grounds and had success with the capital decision.
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Rotors Over Carolina brings homebuilt aircraft to Aiken
Dozens of visitors converge on the Fifth Annual Rotors Over Carolina air show at Aiken Municipal Airport. Chapter 13 of the Georgia Carolina Rotorcraft Club hosts pilots from South Carolina and beyond including Maryland Florida North Carolina Tennessee Georgia Iowa Michigan. The event showcases homemade aircraft and attracts a wide public audience.
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Atomic City Festival to honor James Brown in New Ellenton
James Brown, the Godfather of Soul, is set to be honored at New Ellenton 2001 Atomic City Festival on Saturday from 11 90 a.m. to noon to receive a key to the town. Calvin Spires will provide live music while events run from 10 a.m. at the park behind Town Hall.
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