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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Sep 21, 2001

Page

2

Aiken County POW MIA Recognition Day Ceremony

Aiken County holds a POW MIA Recognition Day event at the Veterans Memorial Park on Richland Avenue East. Ed Hammons of the Marine Corps League says more than 100 ex POWs and families will attend as Sen. Tommy Moore and Sen. Greg Ryberg speak, with flag rites, dove release, a 21 gun salute, and a large fire truck flag display.

Aiken County Ed Hammons Marine Corps League, Detachment #999 Inc Jay Aiken County Veterans Memorial Park Richland Avenue Hammons George Bush Tommy Moore Greg. Ryberg Hodges Sen. Ryberg Lee Cavanaugh Fred Cavanaugh Sonny Riggs Riggs Veterans Affairs Service Department of Public Safety Pete Frommer Richard Abney Aiken New York Frommer Parkway Park Rammons

Patriotism Drives Demand for 9-11 Buttons in Aiken County

In Aiken County patriotic buttons surge in popularity as residents support the nation after the September 11 attacks. Screenprint Factory and Howell Printing produce thousands, with proceeds benefiting the American Red Cross and a victim fund. Donations welcome at local outlets.

Aiken County New York Pennsylvania Washington, D.C Screenprint Factory Steve Black Black United States Howell American Red Cross Zerox America Howell Printing Aiken Standard Lanny NeSmith

Judge seeks reason for release of grand jury witness list

In York Virginia a judge demands why the district attorney’s office released the names of grand jury witnesses from the 1969 York race riots related to the Lillie Belle Allen killing and the Henry C. Schaad shooting. Lawyers for nine white defendants seek transcripts for an October 1 pretrial, citing long delays affecting eyewitnesses.

York John C. Uhler York County Charlie Robertson Lillie Belle Allen Aiken Uhler Allen South Carolina Henry C. Schaad Schaad York Hospital

Aiken Joins Hodges in Drive for NYC Relief

Aiken will participate in Gov. Jim Hodges South Carolina Cares campaign to raise funds for New York and Washington relief efforts. Mayor Fred Cavanaugh said the city opted for state coordinated aid after discussing Youngs Central Savannah River Area drive. The fund is coordinated by the Governor's office and the Red Cross with a toll free line and Greenville mailing address.

Saf Bit Bengt Sheppard's Aiken Community Aiken Fred Cavanaugh Aiken County Shepeardblood Augusta Bob Young New York Washington, D.C Jim Hodges South Carolina Cavanaugh Young Savannah River South Carolina Cares Hodges Governor's Office American Red Cross Greenville S.C Younng

Reward Offered in North Augusta Slaying Mystery

Police seek tips in the Sept 18 2000 killing of Clifford Wayne Williams at a North Augusta bar. A $5000 reward is offered for information leading to an arrest and conviction. call Det George Shaw at 803 7912121. Donations to the Wayne Williams Reward Fund go to Georgia Bank and Trust at 409 Fury's Ferry Road Martinez GA 30907.

North Augusta Clifford Wayne Williams George Shaw North Augusta Department of Public Safety Wayne Williams Georgia Bank & Trust Company Fury’s Ferry Road Martinez

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