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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Oct 22, 2001

Page

8

Fire at 421 Flea Market Leaves Building a Total Loss

The 421 Flea Market at 3294 Old Augusta Road burned after a blaze that sent flames and smoke into the air. Fire units from Bath and multiple nearby departments battled the fire, with four Bath firefighters injured and later treated at Doctors Hospital. Investigators from the Aiken County Sheriff's Office probe the cause.

Doctors Hospital Johnson Bath Fire Department Larry Hodson Patrick Robinson Hodson Robinson Aiken Langley Volunteer Fire Department Graniteville Vaucluse-Warrenville Belvedere Aiken County Ems North Augusta Clearwater Volunteer Fire Department Beech Island Fire Department Bath Augusta Road Salvation Army Rick Debora Garner Michelle Garner Sheriff's Office

Anthrax Closes Capitol Complex As Postal Cases Rise

Health officials report inhalation anthrax cases linked to a Washington postal worker and others with flu like symptoms. five hospitalized in DC area, tests ongoing. Congressional staff prepared to reopen the Capitol while offices remain closed pending environmental results from a tainted letter incident.

Ivan Wallis Washington Virginia Potter Wallis New Jersey Congressional Capitol House Senate Tom Daschle

Fairgoers weigh in on new midway at local fair

Brittany and Taylor, long-time attendees, praise the layout for space and rides while noting improved concessions. Eleven-year-old Brittany favors more spacing and rides. Taelor wants more big rides. Tim and Duane Edington offer mixed views on ride variety and cleanliness, with Edington calling it an overall disappointment but cleaner.

Brittany Taylor Christy Taelor Tim Duane Edington

Fragmented OCR Text Summary of Various Media Details

A garbled OCR dump references sports and entertainment items from diverse sources. It mentions baseball, drama, cooking, TV ratings, and names like Sally and Swayze along with generic program markers and numbers, but lacks coherent events, dates, or clear subjects to summarize into a single concrete item.

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Doctors warn cuts will cut Medicare Medicaid reimbursements

South Carolina doctors warn a state budget cut will cost providers about 66 million in lost reimbursements. Adams cites 1.2 million eligible crossover patients while Fitzwater notes looming deficits for Medicaid and Medicare. DeMint calls for creative fixes to reduce uninsured and sustain care.

Siberly Adams Ron Fitawater South Carolina Medical Association Budston Fitzwater Fitawater Fred Rogoff Greenville Medicare Rogoff Jim DeMint Rs.c Congress

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