Deaths and Funerals in South Carolina Area
Multiple obituaries from March 2002 detail Eunice L. Baggot of Millbrook Avenue Aiken. Mary Jo Long Hartman of Warrenville. Ernest Hubert Ready of Langley. Kate DeLoach Tucker of Claxton and Mellie NeSmith Funeral Home involvement. Reports cover death dates, service times, burial places, survivors, and funeral home arrangements.
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Eunice L. Baggot
Millbrook Avenue
Aiken Regional Medical Centers
Chapel of Rivers Funeral Home
Windsor First Baptist Church Cemetery
Ms. Baggot
Andrew
Bertha Baggot
Eleanor Baggot Hoffman
Orangeburg
Ethel Baggot Shuler
Mary Jo Long Hartman
Warrenville
Dixon Park
Pepper Hill Nursing Center
Brownwood
Texas
Cox Cemetery
Hollis Herman Hartman
Joelann Weaver
Temple
Holly Keenan
Margaret Nolan
Della Reeves
Odessa
Robert D. Long
Ollie Booker
Washington State
Langley Pentecostal Holiness Church
Augusta Road
Langley
Shellhouse Funeral Home, Inc
Ernest Ready Langley
Ernest Hubert Ready
Eunice L. Baggott
Aiken
Rivers
Kate DeLoach Tucker
Claxton
Mellie NeSmith
Ronald Hasty
Ready
Edna Drakeford Ready
Wayne Ready
Gene Ready
Batesburg
Pete Ready
Moncks Corner
Lisa Prince
Artis Ready
Brandenburg
Lucille McClain
Hatcher Funeral Home
Hwy
Clyde Tucker
Carol Tucker
Elton
Anne Tucker
Milledgeville
Barbara
Marion McGee
North Augusta
Mary Tucker
Metter
J. Mellie NeSmith
Deaths Elsewhere: Jess Stearn Dies at 87 in Malibu
AP reports occult author Jess Stearn died Wednesday at his Malibu home from congestive heart failure. He was 87. No funeral services are planned. Stearn wrote best selling biographies of reincarnation advocate Edgar Cayce, including The Sleeping Prophet and A Prophet in His Own Country.
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Was Angeles
Jess Stearn
Malibu
Stearn
Edgar Cayce
Obituary Notice Policy Of Aiken Standard
The Aiken Standard outlines obituary notices printed free for up to 16 lines per notice with headline. Additional lines incur a fee and submissions are edited for style by funeral homes. Deadline is 8 15 am weekdays and 7 90 pm weekends. Call 648 2311 for details.
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He Aiken Standard
Westinghouse contract tied to billions in non bid federal purchases
An Associated Press analysis shows the government bought over half its goods and services without full open bidding, including renewing a Westinghouse contract at the Savannah River Site. Experts warn such buying bypasses competition raises fraud risk and higher costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Associated Press
Westinghouse
Savannah River
Bush
Clinton
Congress
al Gore
Treasury
Pentagon
Department of Education
Puerto Rico
Federal sole source contracts highlight limited competition
The Defense Department paid American Auto Logistics 204 million to move about 75 000 military vehicles worldwide after a 1998 proposal where the firm was the sole bidder. Westinghouse received 1.5 billion from the Energy Department to run Savannah River weapons facilities under a noncompetitive contract extended five years. USIS won 115 million for government employee background checks with a sole source contract dating back to 1996, remaining unbid competitively until 2001.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Defense Department
American Auto Ogistics No
Monroe,ly
Globe
American Auto
Energy Department
Westinghouse
Savannah River
Nat
Congress
Office of Personnel Management
US Investigations Services
Annandale
Penn
USIS
OPM
Fire destroys France synagogue amid anti-Semitic attacks
In Marseille a synagogue burned late Sunday leaving the Or Aviv temple gutted and no injuries reported. Police cited intensified security at Jewish sites after a spate of anti Jewish violence across France. President Chirac condemned the attacks and pledged punishment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Marseille
Or Aviv
LCI
Sydney Maimoun
Jacques Chirac
le Havre
Midle East
Ight
Leila Shahid
Palestinian Authority
France-Info Radio
I France
Israel
Strasbourg
Lyon
Toulouse
Tme
Rhone
Villeurbanne
Ve Journal du Dimanche
Sarcelles
Jal d’Oise
Paris
Belgium
Brussels
Middlle
Louis Michelsaia
Antwerp
Lindh case pits defense claims over captivity treatment
Lawyers for John Walker Lindh argue he was held in horrific conditions after capture in Afghanistan, while prosecutors say he received food and medical care equal to U S soldiers. The court contends with whether his FBI interview was voluntary and under duress amid prison conditions, as jury selection looms.
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Alexandria
John Walker Lindh
Afghanistan
Lindh
United States
FBI
TS. Elis
Ellis
Sindh
Al-Waiaa
Osama bin Laden
Nan
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Napier Funeral Home Funeral Director
Daneral Cerome
Carling
Shellhouse
Charles Tiefer
University of Baltimore
George Washington University
Steven Schooner
Tom Reynolds
Avision
Savanna River
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