Bush leads national prayer after terrorist attacks
President Bush and national leaders attend a service at Washington National Cathedral to comfort those grieving the week’s terrorist assault. The First Family sits with former presidents and Hillary Clinton as Denyce Graves performs songs for solace.
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First Arrest in Worldwide Terrorist Investigation
Authorities arrested a man in New York as a material witness in the World Trade Center attack. The suspect was taken into custody at 3 pm under a material witness warrant, the first arrest in the global inquiry.
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Worded Call for WTC and Pentagon Witnesses in Aiken
The message urges readers to report sightings of people in New York during the Tuesday atrocity and to contact Tim O Briant, managing editor, at 6482311 extension 227 for the new department.
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Deaths Pearl Lena Bush Aiken James S Dean Graniteville
Obituary notices list Pearl Lena Bush Aiken James S Dean and Annie Peterson with dates and locations in Graniteville North Augusta and surrounding area.
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James S. Dean
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North Augusta
Patriotism and football unite South Carolina high schools
At Silver Bluff High in Petticoat Junction fans sang the national anthem and pledged allegiance before kickoff as the Bulldog band played patriotic hymns at halftime. Students and staff emphasized unity and renewal as football resumed after national tension.
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John Kolmar
Aikenite recalls attack nightmares
Amanda Veldman a 22 year old New York City resident describes flashbacks to the morning of the World Trade Center attack as she neared the towers about 6 30 on Tuesday. She spoke from her parents home in Aiken where her family lives.
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A Salomon Smith Barney Worker Faces the Hudson View
An unnamed employee describes her office overlooking the Hudson River as part of a feature on careers at Salomon Smith Barney, an investment firm. The piece notes the firm’s presence and hints at broader industry contexts.
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Afghanistan named prime terrorist target in coming conflict
A US official says Afghanistan tops likely targets if a sustained campaign against terrorists unfolds. Sudan, Algeria, and Pakistan training camps are also cited with possible U S action, with Iraq as a potential future target depending on policy.
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South Carolina Faces Revenue Gap Below Budget Projections
State tax income trails budget by about 26 million dollars with July and August sales tax shortfalls of over 20 million. Corporate tax gains offset some losses while officials delay revenue revision until fall data is available. James Bradley Jr warns Hodges of possible lower projections and potential spending cuts.
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