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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 2004
Page
1
A Sept 11 remembrance ceremony will name the 2749 victims with pauses for three moments of silence at 9:08 9:59 and 10:29 marking plane impacts and tower collapses. The event closes with twin beams lighting the night sky and wreaths laid in memory. The rollout across the state includes ceremonies and observances in multiple communities.
Clemson and South Carolina face major tests as Georgia and Georgia Tech visit. South Carolina hosts a highly touted Georgia squad at Williams-Brice Stadium after a season opening win, while Clemson meets Georgia Tech in a border battle.
South Carolina Rep. Bill Clyburn of Aiken earned a near perfect 94 on a report card by the S C Education Association for votes on 60 education issues in the 2004 House session. He outscored four Republican delegation members from Aiken County.
After days of rain the 28th annual Aiken's Makin opens with craft lovers filling Park Avenue venues. Betty Gilmore of Cayce and Anne Johnson of North Augusta praise the event as bigger and better than last year as nearly 300 vendors report strong turnout despite mixed weather. David Wells of Roswell, Georgia sells a range of colorful wares.
Waves two stories high flood Jamaica's eastern shore as Hurricane Ivan nears Kingston. Prime Minister Patterson declares a public emergency while residents crowd shelters amid rising death toll in the Caribbean. Fidel Castro warns Cuba and Florida sees gas stations busy as preparations continue.
Hurricane Ivan prowls toward Jamaica as a Category 4 storm with 145 mph winds. Authorities ordered mass evacuations affecting about half a million residents ahead of landfall risks and storm surge.
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