Moseley family bond deepens after bone marrow donation
J.B. Moseley survives leukemia after his son Jacob, then 17, donated bone marrow in 1998. Jacob recalls the painful yet meaningful gift as his family honors the life-saving act and credits Dr. Jean Hensley Downey for pioneering partial-match transplants at Richland Memorial Hospital.
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Ginny Southworth
Glen Moseley
J.B. Moseley
Jacob Moseley
J.B
Jacob
Sara Moseley
Jean Hensley Downey
Richland Memorial Hospital
Columbia
Downey
Bush seeks 87B to fight terrorism in Iraq and Afghanistan
President Bush asked Congress for 87 billion dollars to pursue the global war on terror in Iraq and Afghanistan. He urged international support and vowed the United States will not retreat, noting rising American casualties since May 1. The speech, from the Cabinet Room, followed mounting concerns over Iraq strategy and weapons searches.
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Bush
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Afghanistan
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United States
Beirut
Somalia
Ple
Saddam Hussein
Saddam
Middle East
Mideast
Mahmoud Abbas
Rain Washes Out Pro Am Races At Carolina Dragway
Inclement weather led to the cancellation of the IHRA Division II Pro Am Series races at Carolina Dragway in Jackson around 12:30 p.m. about 200 drivers were sent home. Races will be made up Saturday September 20 as part of Night of Fire.
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Carolina Dragway
Mother Nature
International Hot Rod Association
Jeff Miles Jr
Aiken
Ginny Southworth
Denton Johnson
North Augusta PIO duties span two-state region
Detective Tim Thornton, the North Augusta Department of Public Safety public information officer, balances investigations and media relations as part of a rotating post. The department, with 48 sworn officers and 15 full-time staff, relies on Thornton and a leadership team to manage press needs across Georgia and South Carolina.
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North Augusta
Georgia
South Carolina
Tim Pearson
Thornton
Lee Wetherington
Wetherington
Pio
North Augusta Department of Public Safety
Ginny Southworth
Tim Thornton
Northep Department of Public Safety
Redistricting in Aiken District 3 prompts mayoral race
Nearly 600 people newly eligible after redistricting join Aiken City Council District 3. On Tuesday voters choose between incumbent Don Sprawls and Giobbe for the Republican District 3 seat.
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Aiken City
Don Sprawls
Primary polling locations and timing for District 3
Polling places in Precincts 1 5 at Municipal Building 214 Park Ave SW and Precincts 6 20 47 60 66 72 at H Odell Weeks Activities Center. Polls open 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. Edward Grebbe notes the GOP primary winner faces no Democratic opposition in November. District 3 voters can cast GOP ballots without party registration. See REDISTRICTING Page 12A.
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Park Ave
H. Odell Weeks
Edward Grebbe
South Carolina
District 3
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