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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Oct 14, 2001

Page

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Thurmond to headline Graham fundraiser in 2002 bid

U S Senator Strom Thurmond will make a major announcement at a November 1 fund raiser for Representative Lindsey Graham who seeks Thurmonds Senate seat in 2002. The Graham camp confirmed the visit. Page 8A.

Columbia Strom Thurmond Lindsey Graham Graham R.S.C Thurmond

Local Relationships Under Microscope in Interfaith Session

Saturday morning a two hour presentation by Rev Dr Guy Oliver examined Understanding Islam and current tensions in America. The event explored relations among Muslims Christians Jews and terrorists and the Taliban. Page 2A

Winadson Guy Oliver America

Deaths In Clayton County and Surrounding Area Obituaries

Obituary notices list Grant J. Hoyer Malachi Jackson Johnston Perry Mortis Alien Johnny Morton Angela Trezza David Robert Walls with notices appearing in the 4A obituary column. Names appear across North Augusta Columbia Granitevite and nearby towns. The notices signal passings and memorial acknowledgments in area newspapers.

Grant J. Hoyer North Augusta Malachi Jackson Johnston Perry Mortis Alien Johnny Morton Angela Trezza Columbia David Robert Walls

Science and math SEEDs planted at USC Aiken event

Three year old Allyssa Bolton touches a hognose snake while a crowd of parents and children attend the annual Science Education Enrichment Day at USC Aiken. The event, started in 1986, is a joint effort by Aiken County School District USCA Ruth Patrick Science Education Center and local sponsors with nearly 50 hands on activities.

Allyssa Bolton USC Aiken

Arkansas upsets No 9 South Carolina 10 to 7 in Little Rock

In Little Rock Arkansas Hall blocked a Daniel Weaver field goal with 48 seconds left to seal a 10 7 win over No 9 South Carolina Razorbacks improve to 3 3 1 8 SEC while Clemson’s Woodrow Dantzler set a six touchdown mark in a 45 37 victory at North Carolina State overcoming 20 penalties and extending his Heisman hopes

South Carolina Slemson Woody Dantzler Little Rock Ark Carlos Hall Daniel Weaver Arkansas Kaseign N.C Woodrow Dantzler Clemson Tigers North Carolina State Razorbacks Hall Weaver Houston Nutt Lou Holtz

Fear of anthrax and terror fears rise in U S

President Bush sought to reassure the public amid a seventh day of airstrikes and rising fear of anthrax. He urged strong precautions and vigilance as an FBI warning warned terrorists could strike again. An al Qaida spokesman threatened a “storm of airplanes” and urged Muslims in the United States and Britain to avoid planes and tall buildings.

Washington America Bush FBI Osama bin Laden al-Qaida United States Britain Clinton Tony Blair Ariel Lee Fear

Notable New Ellenton residents honored at Atomic City Festival

Van McMillan, New Ellenton chief of police, praises Annie Mae Ford, chair of the Atomic City Festival Committee, for her community leadership during Saturday’s 2001 festival a day of family fun. Ford’s dedication to the town and event planning earns local recognition.

New Ellenton van McMillan Annie Mae Ford

Flu shots available Oct. 24 in Aiken

The Department of Health and Environmental Control opens the 2001 2002 influenza vaccination season for high risk patients and health care workers. In Aiken, clinics run 9 11 30 a.m. and 1 30 4 p.m. on Oct. 24 at the Aiken County Health Department 828 Richland Ave. Eligible includes seniors 65 plus nursing home residents chronic illness and frontline health workers.

Department of Health and Environmental Control DHEC Aiken Aiken County

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Abby Ginny Soutwort Zack Fur The Boy Scouts Science and Math S.e.e.d.s Gwen Johnson S.E.E.D USC Ford Brown Meeks James Brown
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