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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Sep 14, 2001

Page

6

Aiken district urges teachers to shield students from tragedy

Aiken School Supt Linda Eldridge asks principals to keep classes normal while recognizing anxiety after the terror attacks. She urges teachers to stay informed about developments and to reassure students, while cautioning against overexposure to televised coverage.

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Airports shut again after security scare at major hubs

Reports say Kennedy LaGuardia and Newark closed briefly as investigations unfolded. Detentions included five men in two groups with knives and false IDs, with FAA and FBI probing possible aborted hijacking and connections to earlier Tuesday attacks.

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South Carolina Responds To Attacks With Funds and Flags

Gov. Hodges ends emergency plans and closes the state operations center while keeping Emergency Preparedness ready. The South Carolina Cares disaster fund reaches 325000 with corporate and private donations and flag sales surge as patriotism weekends are declared.

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Dozier’s Daughter Flees After Diabetic Alarm Near Brooklyn Bridge

The article recounts Ms. Dozier fleeing after an incident near the Brooklyn Bridge. She, a diabetic, briefly fell into a coma from elevated blood sugar, but her father says she is fine now. Her sister Christina Barh chased to World Trade Center then continued running, ending up in Brooklyn.

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