15 Oct 2001
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 2001
Page
1
A new historical marker in Aiken County was dedicated Sunday, featuring the single cupola of the original Graniteville Mill as the only visible relic from the past in the area.
Obituary notices list five individuals Kathryn G Shideler Aiken Eddie Cato Henderson Perry Alton Morris Stella Walden with scattered details.
US and foreign intelligence report four bombing plots disrupted since September 11 abroad. About 225 people linked to plotting or aiding terrorism have been rounded up in roughly a dozen countries. Officials say several cells remain at large in the United States, Europe, and the Middle East as authorities warn of potential attacks on US diplomatic and military sites.
NORTH AUGUSTA attendees braved damp weather at Living History Park for the 10th annual Day to Remember, a celebration of colonial life. High school students toured the camp, asked questions of a milliner and Hessian re enactor, and learned through visual demonstrations about hardships and daily life in colonial times.
Aiken Municipal Airport prepares to finish a 1.1 million new terminal with 2,600 square feet. Furniture bids are pending, with dedication possible before year end. City officials say the facility will showcase the town and aid economic development, though the opening is not immediate.
An Aiken man was re elected Saturday to a third term as president of the South Carolina State Conference of the NAACP. James Gallman was named by a Saturday election to continue as spokesman for the state conference, confirming his ongoing role representing the people of South Carolina.
New York authorities report three new cases linked to NBC headquarters bringing total exposed or infected to 12 nationwide. A police officer and two lab workers tested positive while California and Nevada officials reported negative results for others connected to contaminated letters.
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