From the Ashes Five Pulled From Ruin
New York hospitals tally dead and injured after the air attack on the World Trade Center and the Pentagon. ferries move bodies across the Hudson to a makeshift morgue as rescuers search the rubble. Giuliani cites 41 known deaths and 1,700 injuries. 259 officers unaccounted for.
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Rudolph Giuliani
Aiken Churches Unite in Prayer After Terrorist Attacks
Area churches in Aiken respond to Tuesday terrorist acts with a coordinated prayer service at First Baptist Shareh of Aiken and individual services across Second Baptist St Mary Help of Christians St Thaddeus Episcopal Cedar Creek Town Creek and others. Rev Sheila D Rogers calls for national unity and support for families.
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Pentagon
Second Baptist Church
St. Mary Help of Christians Catholic
Sheila D. Rogers
St. John’s United Methodist of
Aiken
Attacks on the Twin Towers in Detail
Local response to Tuesday events outlines early reactions and community impact. Reports summarize official statements, emergency calls, and initial rescue coordination as authorities deploy resources and coordinate with federal agencies. Residents express concern while analysts note national security implications and ongoing investigations.
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Twin Towers
Pentagon
Aiken County PACT scores rise at Gloverville Elementary
Principal Dwight Smith notes sharp PACT gains at Gloverville Elementary as fifth graders push reading and math standards. The Title I school reports support from staff amid districtwide outperformance of state averages with 91.7 percent meeting language arts standard in 2001 and 87.7 percent in math.
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Dwight Smith
Aiken
Gloverville
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