14 Oct 2000
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 2000
Page
1
Local 9 1 1 students present fire safety lessons to families and classmates highlighting evacuation drills and safety tips amid concerns over a flu shot shortage that has angered parents across the community.
Jackson resident Miss Wilson vanished December 1999 and rivera is charged with two counts of murder and two counts of criminal sexual conduct in connection with her death and another unidentified victim. investigators found skeletal remains near Interstate 20 mile marker six and a half. an autopsy will identify the remains.
The NAACP reaffirmed sanctions against South Carolina at its annual convention in Charlotte. Lonnie Randolph led the state boycott, vowing persistence as the long-running campaign continues. James Gallman of Aiken serves as SC NAACP president.
The fourth annual Rotors Over Carolina spectacle kicks off at Aiken Municipal Airport under sunny skies. Pilots from 15 states including New York and New Mexico attend, as does the Georgia Carolina Rotorcraft Club promoting safety and rotorcraft knowledge.
The No. 5 Clemson Tigers host Maryland while No. 24 South Carolina Gamecocks face Arkansas in televised games. Clemson, 6-0, airs on ESPN 2 at 6:30 p.m. Carolina, 4-1, also plays at home against Arkansas with kickoff at 12:30 p.m. on WRDW Channel 12.
Mediators urged Yasser Arafat to attend a US led Mideast summit as violence continued. A Palestinian was killed by Israeli fire and riot police blocked access to a contested Jerusalem shrine. UN Secretary General Kofi Annan said a summit could be convened within 48 hours with Arafat finalizing his position after a cabinet meeting.
Obituary notices list names and their associated funeral homes and locations including Ben W Barnes North Augusta Amos and Sons Johnston edgefield mercantile Batesburg etc. The notices reference Frances Bush Johnston Gladys Redd Jackson Gloria Genovese Lopez Abner J Martin Jr and Billy Albert Williams with respective funeral homes Kerley Starks Rivers Stephen D Posey.
Investigators search Aden harbor for clues after the blast on the 8 600 ton destroyer killing 17 sailors. Wounded were flown to Germany for treatment as the ship remains in service. Navy names the dead. chaplains assist survivors. officials say the blast was external and likely planned by a well connected group.
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