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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Sep 30, 2001

Page

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Fall 2001 fashion returns to classic luxury

Local focus highlights fall clothing from the Clothes Cottage. Equestrian inspired pieces drift into the market with English gentry mood across men women children and young adults from career to casual wear.

Supreme Court opens new term with landmark separations tests

The Supreme Court begins a new term with nine justices returning to the bench. The docket includes cases on church and state separation, affirmative action, the death penalty, and child pornography, among others. The start signals a high-stakes term for civil rights and constitutional questions.

Waa Orlnwutun At Stone Supreme

Obituary notices list several deaths in 6A section

Obituary notices from a Florida and South Carolina area list multiple individuals including Lime Jean Bara Waele T Eric Deal Grantevle Byerly Grantham dahecere Charles C Henderson Beech Herman C Moore Ridge Spring Jennie Adams Perry Ken aurick James Trotter Aiken and Louell Rushton Carter.

Jean Bara Pompano Beach Fla Louell Rushton Carter Waele T. Eric Deal Grantevle Byerly Grantham Dahecere Charles C. Henderson Beech and Herman C. Moore Ridge Spring Jennie Adams Perry Ken Aurick James Trotter Aiken

Graniteville man dies in Bettis Academy Road crash

A Graniteville man T Eric Deal 20 died from head injuries after his 1990 Toyota Celica left Bettis Academy Road at 9 15 p m He was not wearing a seat belt and was partially ejected Christopher Yaun 22 suffered injuries as a passenger The accident remains under coroner and highway patrol investigation with details provided by D Ables and L C Hughes.

T.eric Deal Fields Cemetery Road Bettis Academy Road South Carolina Highway Patrol Said Deal Christopher Yaun Hughes

Fallen heroes honored in memorial service in Aiken

Observers including Tom Cuny and emergency workers gathered at First Baptist Church in downtown Aiken to honor 403 firefighters and police officers missing or dead after the World Trade Center attacks. The tribute included a processional along Newberry Street to Laurens Street and Richland Avenue. Bill Elliott organized the event and a recording will be sent to the New York Fire Department and mayoral office.

Tom Cuny First Baptist Church Aiken World Trade Center Newberry Street Laurens Street Richland Avenue Bill Elliott Savannah River Site Aiken County New York Fire Department Giulian

Manning the emergency nerve center

A closer look at dispatching for firefighters police and emergency personnel reveals the demanding ten hour duty of answering calls from anxious citizens. Captain William C. Cole of the Aiken County Sheriff’s Office explains this role is not for everyone.

Aiken County

Tigers claw Tech and USC engulfs Tide in high scoring thrillers

South Carolina rallied behind Phil Petty to erase a 12 point fourth quarter deficit for a 49 36 victory over Alabama. Clemson beat Georgia Tech 47 44 in overtime after Woody Dantzler 11 yard run for the winner. Alabama game move prompts fans to pull down goal posts.

Arlier Gamecocks Phil Petty Alabama Crimson Clemson Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets Tigers Woody Dantzler Luke Manget South Carolina Fants

Bush condemns Taliban leaders for harboring terrorists

President Bush condemned Afghanistan's Taliban rulers for harboring Osama bin Laden and followers as the United States pressed military and diplomatic action against terror. Peace groups protested in Washington DC that innocent lives could be lost in retaliation.

Washington Bush Afghanistan Osama bin Laden United States bin Laden

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