Deaths and Funerals Local notices North Augusta
Irene H Atteberry 89 of 606 White Wood Way died March 31 2001 at home. Funeral 11 a.m. at Rowland Funeral Home Chapel with Revs John Meyer and Ronni Powell officiating. Burial Denmark Cemetery. Survived by daughter Virginia Acosta and two grandchildren. Pallbearers listed. Memorials to Arthritis Foundation. Friends 7 9 p.m. at the funeral home. Also ND Fenny Parker 38 of New Ellenton died March 31 2001 at Aiken Regional Medical Centers. Service 2 p.m. Tuesday at Rivers Funeral Home. Burial Sunset Memory Gardens. Survived by parents James Roy and Nancy Livengood and Tiffany Summey and siblings. Memorials to American Diabetes Association. Also Vera Davis Amos 71 of Johnston dies March 31 2001 at Edgefield County Hospital. Services 3 p.m. Tuesday at Pine Hill Baptist Church. Survived by seven daughters and five sons. Pallbearers listed. Burial at Pine Hill Cemetery. Continued notices list Clifton Leon Butler and others with funeral arrangements and call times.
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Irene H
Fenny Collette Parker
Aiken Regional Medical Centers
Rivers Funeral Home
Sunset Memory Gardens
Kingsport
Tenn
Parker
James Roy
Nancy Farmer Livengood
Target
Patrick Harmon
Jason Jackson
John Pittman
American Diabetes Association
Middleburg Drive
Columbia
S.C
Vumyo
Vera Davis Amos
Pine Hill Baptist Church
Thomas Ligons
Amos
Biand St
Edgefield County Hospital
Horace Amos Jr
Maryland
Dennis Amos
Johnson
Eric Amos
Gwendolyn Haynes
Cheryl Goodwin
Carolyn Amos
Irish Curry
Virginia
Helen Merriweather
Sandra Amos
Johnston
Ie Amos
Augusta
Mable Bell
Ridge Spring
Mamie L. Redman
Vermell Best
Ward
Teressa D. Palmer
Bowie
Barbara L. Blocker
Hempstead
N.Y
Marvin Davis
Clinton
Pam
Davis Funeral Home
Lifton Leon Butler
North Augusta
Clifton Leon Butler
Mt .Transfiguration Aptist Church
Roy Holliman
Butler
Ludlow Lake Road
G. L. Brighthorp & Sons Mortuary
Irene H. Atteberry
Rowland Funeral
Mildred J. Browne
Sarasota
Fla
Robarts Funeral Home
Penny Collette Parker
Beech Island
Binner
Mae” Scott
Oakwood Missionary Baptist Church
Wesley Guyton
Aiken Memorial Gardens
Scott
Harold Lane
John Brown
James Key
Curtis Mance
Rudolph Patterson
Albert Roberson Jr
Thomas Roberson
Parker Funeral Notice and Memorials
Penny Collette Parker passed away at 2:00 PM on March 31. Memorials may be made to the American Diabetes Association. Services by Rivers Funeral Home in Aiken South Carolina. Francis Marie Weeks funeral arrangements entrusted to Rivers Funeral Home. Brother James Barton Warrnvies and several relatives listed among mourners. Memorials may be made to Rivers Funeral Home in Aiken.
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Weeks
Francis Marie Weeks
Aer Fegona Medical Centre
Rivers Funeral Home
East Pine Ogird
Aiken
Eva Heinitz Dies at 94 After Fleeing Nazi Germany
Eva Heinitz, Berlin born cellist and early viola da gamba pioneer, died Sunday at 94. A prominent European soloist in her 20s, she fled Germany in 1933 and helped spark the early music revival over a 28 year career, later honored in 1991 as Grande Dame du Violoncelle.
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Va Heinitz
Seattle
Eva Heinitz
Nazi Germany
Heinitz
Berlin
Europe
Heitz
Germany
Indiana
Milosevic milestones and political shifts in turmoil
The fragment references Milosevic amid Bosnian and Croatian unrest, noting his career path, police crackdowns in Belgrade, and shifting power as republics stir. It presents a chaotic timeline of elections, defeats, and leadership changes during a period of Yugoslav decline.
Milosevic charged over inciting bodyguards to shoot police
Milosevic faces charges of inciting his bodyguards to shoot at officers during arrest attempts as authorities seized a large weapons cache from his Belgrade mansion. He remains jailed after a 26 hour standoff with police, with possible further charges including political assassinations and criminal conspiracy.
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Milosevic
Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Slobodan Milosevic
Sreten Lukic
Lukic
Serbia
Sinisa Vucinic
Vucinic
Dedinje
Marija
Elections postponed in London over foot and mouth crisis
Prime Minister Tony Blair delayed local elections in Britain and signaled a possible June date for national polls due to the foot and mouth outbreak. Deputy PM John Prescott preferred May, but the crisis, with over 900 cases since Feb 20, led to the postponement and ongoing vaccination debates in Cumbria and Devon.
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London
Tony Blair
Britain
Blair
John Prescott
Church of England
No. 10
Downing St
Prescott
British Broadcasting Corp. Radio
William Hague
Hague
European Unions
Cumbria
England
Devon
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Baer Seaay
Charlie Hall Jr
North Augusta Funeral Services
Charlie
Mt. Transfiguration Baptist Church
G.L. Brighthorp & Sons
Binner “Mae” Scott
Austin C. Wigelius
George Funeral Homes
Downton
Wigelius
Florence S. Weil
Shellhouse Funeral Home
Miss Weil
Work St
Napier Funeral Home
Pine Log Road
Aiken Lina
Mas Parker
Toscay
Apel
Furr
Armert
Sancamor Gardens
F Boch
Tiany Lear
Summey
Elerion
Iriaw
Peggy
Carl
Tim
Barton Warrnviies
James
Roy Treer
Mary Cage
Roanoke
Pepews
Palbarere
Roy Livengood
Barton
Mideturg
Ste
Cotuma
Arly Wloe
Wome. Inc
East Pine
Ogrd
Sil
South Carolina
Shellhouse
Ave
Main St Ridge Spring
ChinopRacTi
Bosnia
Ater
Lowet Union
The
Communists Socialis
T: Senas
Repubes Federal
Sxcmnonth Conte
Croatia
Ppany
Ugoslav
Thesie Cing
Bhembor
Enenes
Pozareva
Jesus
Kosovo
JOE B. Babb & Co., Inc
Sass
Post
Aitchell
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