16 Oct 2001
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 2001
Page
1
Lou Holtz spoke after South Carolina’s 5-0 start ended with a loss. The ranked Gamecocks face questions as Holtz asks why the skid happened and searches for solutions.
A seven year old girl Arsal and her siblings Nazeen and Nasim cope with loud noises and anxiety after fleeing Kabul. The children faced malnutrition and illness before the bombing campaign began, as they live in refugee camps near Peshawar, Pakistan.
Eileen Ann Augusta James L. Reece Aken Jeanette Glover Brooklyn NY Lizzie D Gilbert Springfield Annie Mae Jackson Remell Smith Blaeville George W Richardson North Augusta Sandra Pi Chars Hil Obituary notices 5A.
Advanced Glassfiber Yarns LLC plans to furlough 160 additional employees due to soft computer market conditions. This follows June layoff of 200 workers at the Aiken plant, bringing total furloughed to 360, with further reductions at Huntingdon Penn and South Hill Va plants and a company wide cut in salaried positions.
Officials nervously awaited test results after a letter to Senate Majority Leader Daschle tested positive for powder with potential anthrax. About 50 aides and police officers exposed were being tested and given Cipro as a precaution.
The Aiken Jaycees unveil a bigger Western Carolina State Fair with a new name and extended schedule. The fair runs Thursday through October 27 with two weekends, and adds a new midway show and another entertainment stage. Operations director Warren Lucas says changes reflect growth and aim to attract more attendees.
Gov. Hodges honors Joe Wilson of Aiken High School for leading one of the top six agricultural education programs in the United States. The National Association of Agricultural Educators cited his 28 year career and district and state honors, praising his work to keep the program vital and engaging for students.
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