Deaths and Funerals in South Carolina Area
Obituary notices list Arthur Junior Ayers of Hollow Hill Road died April 10 2002 with services at Sunset Memory Gardens. Sherry Frazier Perry of Sloans Avenue died April 8 2002 with services at Zion Hill Baptist Church. Grace Renfroe Hall of Graniteville died April 11 2002 with services at Napier Funeral Home. Gary Johnson Jr of Aiken died April 8 2002 with services at Mt. Pleasant Baptist Church. Funeral homes include Hatcher Wagener Napier Jackson-Brooks Burial details and survivors are listed for each case.
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Arthur Junior’ Ayers
Arthur “Junior” Ayers
Hollow Hill Road
Sunset Memory Gardens
Josephine Blackston Ayers
Donna Taylor
Tony Ayers
Debbie Criddle
Bluffton
Pepe Ayers
Paul
Ronnie Smith
Dave ‘Smith
Hatcher Funeral Home
Langley
Sherry Frazier Perry
Sherry Frazier
Sloans Avenue
Zion Hill Baptist Church
Salley
Ms. Frazier
Aiken
Betty Jean Frazier Robinson
Cliff
Betty Jean Robinson
Perry
Antonio
Chancellor Frazier
Chandria
Tameka
Teneshia Frazier
Dedra F Mitchell
Robinson
Zion Hall
Grace Renfroe
Graniteville
Napier Funeral Home
Gary Johnson Jr
Mt. Pleasant Baptist Church
Jackson
Darrell Boyleston
Cathy Cole
Hall
Burke County
Graniteville Co
Clyde
Daisy Stapleton Renfroe
Gary Johnson
St. Johns Church Road
Medical College of Georgia
Augusta
Raiford Roundtree
Church
Estelle Bates Johnson
Joyce Ann Knight
Linda Johnson
Cheryl Hartfield
Evans, Ga
Carl Johnson
Gary Johnson I
North Augusta
Ida Mae McCorkle
Ruby Perry
Hazel Brooks
Christine O'Bannon
Louis Johnson Sr
James Charles Johnson
Rodney Johnson
Jackson-Brooks Funeral Home
Textile firms union align to rescue jobs in textile industry
A Washington DC lawyer for Milliken & Co joins the nation s largest textile union to form the American Textile Trade Action Coalition. The group aims to shield US jobs amid years of decline and seeks to pressure policymakers against easy foreign competition. Milliken employs 13 000 in Spartanburg and opposed NAFTA in 1994 as Guilford Mills confronts bankruptcy protection.
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Columbia
South Carolina
Jack Nash
Washington, D.C
Spartanburg
Milliken & Co
American Textile Trade Action Coalition
United States
Milliken
Carolinas
Washington
Nash
Mexico
Canada
Roger Milliken
American Textile Manufacturers Institute
Chuck Hayes
Greensboro
N.C
North Carolina
Masters Day Birth Sparks Friendly Hospital Greeting
Tim and Niki, residents of Vernon, Nu, welcomed a baby on Masters opening day. Staff at ARMIC responded with a flower arrangement and a card, praising the hospital's hospitality and medical excellence. The couple, both First Union employees, became fans of Aiken and ARMC, noting the place rocks.
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Niki
Fred Couples
Tim
Timothy
Freddie
ARMIC
Vernon, Nu
Findlay
Ohio
First Union
Aiken
ARMC
Two men charged in Blythewood tennis pro shooting
Authorities charged Antonio Darrell Hanson and Dante Ricardo Scott in the 1996 shooting death of Blythewood tennis pro John Newcomb outside a nightclub. A third man is cleared. Hanson and Scott were in Lexington County jail on federal gun charges when the new leads emerged four years ago.
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Columbia
Barney Giese
Antonio Darrell Hanson
Dante Ricardo Scott
Lexington County
John Newcomb
Obituary Notice Policy From The Aiken Standard
The Aiken Standard lists obituary notices with free space up to 16 lines including headline for the first run. Notices may be edited for style and submitted by funeral homes with deadlines at 8 15 a m weekdays and 7 30 a m weekends.
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Aiken Standard
Bomb explodes at Jerusalem market injuring many
In Jerusalem a bomber blew himself up at a Mahane Yehuda market bus stop gây serious injuries and deaths. Police report at least six killed and about 45 wounded as rescuers cover five bodies and collect shattered debris amid crowded stalls. Prime Minister and officials condemn the attack, with no immediate claim of responsibility.
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Jerusalem
Mahane Yehuda
Mickey Levy
Levy
David Baker
Ariel
Yasser
Arafat
Palestinian Authority
Baker
Israel TV
Colin Powell
Israel
Lebanon
Medicaid Tax Debate Sees Lawmakers Back Cigarette Hike
Sen Verne Smith leads a tobacco tax plan to fund Medicaid, aiming to raise physician payments to 75 percent of Medicare levels and cover about 5.5 million dollars. Support comes from Sen Tom Alexander and Sen Billy O'Dell, while Finance Chair Hugh Leatherman questions tax increases. Opponents, including Gov Hodges and Rep Bobby Harrell, warn of electoral risk and systemic issues in Medicaid.
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Bill Prince
Sen
Verne Smith
R-Greer
Smith
Tom Alexander
R-Valhalla
Alexander
Billy O'Dell
D-Ware Shoals
O'Dell
Sue Berkowitz
South Carolina Appleseed Legal Justice Center
Columbia
Senate Finance Committee
Inance Committee
Hugh Leatherman
Florence
Leatherman
Senate
House
Jim Hodges
Hodges
Ways and Means
Bobby Harrell
Charleston
Harrell
Cortney Owings
Rick Quinn
Dear Abby Advice On A Haunting Past And Boundaries
Dear Abby counsels that a former wife circling a home is a sign of unresolved life, suggests counseling and a restraining order if needed, and shares a parallel tale of leaving a shared space. Grateful in Saskatchewan recalls a sister in law’s decisive exit as a boost to move forward.
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Abby
Pittsburgh
Ness
Fed
Saskatchewan
Pauline Phillips
Jeanne Phillips
Abigail van Buren
Los Angeles
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Orangeburg
James Renfroe
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Melvin Renfroe
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Johnny Renfroe
Brian K. Hall
Dwayne Metts
Chris Metts
Jeremy Curtis
Walter Harris
Bill Harris
Railroad St
Main St
Main Street Funeral Director
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