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Aiken Standard in Aiken, South Carolina

12 Sep 2002

Page 9

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Aiken Standard

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Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Sep 12, 2002

Page

9

State House ceremony marks year since Sept. 11 attacks

More than 500 people gathered at the State House in Columbia for a somber ceremony marking one year since the Sept. 11 attacks. Gov. Jim Hodges praised national unity and honored police fire and military personnel, World Trade Center and Pentagon victims, volunteers, and National Guard members who aided recovery.

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Columbia State House Main Street Fort Jackson 282Nd Army Victory Band Army State Highway Patrol Jim Hodges Hodges Tose World Trade Center Pentagon New York National Guard World Trade Center Towers Sanford. Marcus
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Garden City man defies flag removal order

Garden City resident Jim Bolin defies a property managers association rule to remove his American flag from a balcony. He cites a new legislature allowing display of one flag in a respectful manner, despite lease rules. Bolin laments ongoing conflict and miscommunication about the law.

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Garden City Jim Bolin Bolin Rhett Long Property Owners Association
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Columbia firefighters remember the fallen

Columbia firefighters at the Columbia Fire Department headquarters cleaned a parade truck while a memorial ceremony for 9 11 victims played on a TV. Capt Will Harrell recalled the 9 11 attacks as a moment of fear and lockdown with security concerns and altered routes before the mood shifted to somber reflection.

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Columbia Columbia Fire Department Will Harrell Iriel New York
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