Longtime Aiken nuclear scientist Norman Baumann dies
Norman Baumann died peacefully at his home on April 14 2004 after a long illness. He served in the Navy in World War II and earned a doctorate in nuclear physics from the University of Kansas. He worked at Savannah River Laboratory and Savannah River Technology Center and retired in 1993. He was active in local science and lifelong learning groups. Memorials suggested to USC Aiken.
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Norman Baumann
Norman Paul Baumann
Elizabeth
Barbara
Gaithersburg
Alice Rahmeier
Salina
Kan
Sylvan Grove
United States Navy
University of Kansas
Aiken
Savannah River Laboratory
du Pont
Savannah River Technology Center
Westinghouse
Torch Club of
Augusta
American Nuclear Society
Sigma Xi
Aiken Gem and Mineral Society
Academy of Lifelong Learning
USC Aiken
University Parkway
S.C
Shellhouse Funeral Home
Hayne Ave
William Harold Peake
Wagener Road
Shellhouse Rivers Funeral Home
Mark Miller
Lugoff
North Augusta
Tyler
Cassady Peake
Thelma Lund
Dorothy Price
Margaret Kilcrease
Ann Trimnal
Camden
Barbara Bowen
Elgin
Carol Miller
Cross Hill
Robert Peake
East Pine Log Road
Charles M. Seymour Jr
ST. Augustine
Charles Milne Seymour Jr
Fla
Samantha Wilson
Bay View
Knoxville
Tenn
Kathleen Goodwin
St. Paul’s Episcopal Church
Salem
Seymour
Knoxville High School
University of Tennessee
St. Luke’s Theological School
University of South Sewanee
Kappa Sigma Fraternity
Rotary International
Rotary Club
Aikien
New Orleans
Lake Providence
Paul Harris
College of Preachers
Washington, D.C
Calvary Church
Memphis
Holy Trinity
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Deaths and Funerals in South Carolina area
Multiple death notices list services for Clinton Fulmer Kathleen Givens Hattie Porter Jones William Peake Mollie Spivey Donald Kosinski John Williams and John Gilmartin along with funeral times and locations including Napier Long Branch G.L. Brighthorp J.H. Robinson Shellhouse Hatcher and Mortuary homes in Aiken Martinez and Williston. services set from April 17 to 20 2004 and burial details where provided.
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Kathleen Carroll Givens
Long Branch Baptist Church
Hattie Sue Porter Jones
G.L. Brighthorp & Sons
William H. Peake
Shellhouse Rivers Funeral Home
Mollie Spivey
Hatcher Funeral Home
Donald Wayne Kosinski
Shellhouse Funeral Home
John Henry Williams
J.H. Robinson Funeral Home
North Augusta
Mollie Mathews Spivey
Bert Spivey
Mitchell Spivey
Rebecca Fedder
Manistee
Mich
Martha Kennedy
Hugh Spivey
Wendell Spivey
D. W. Mathews
Hiskel
Tenn
Mary Lee
Atlanta
Bath Pentecostal Holiness Church
Matt Judd
Sunset Memorial Gardens
Wellington Road
Langley
Long Branch
Williston
Folk Funeral Home
N. Elko St
Richard Brown dies at 66 diplomat linked to Latin America
Tulsa native Richard Brown a longtime foreign service official and former ambassador to Uruguay died at 66. He helped lead U S efforts in Latin America and chaired the Accountability Review Board investigating the 1988 U S embassy bombings in Nairobi and Dar es Salaam. Albie Grant obituary notes LSU leader and LIU stardies
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Brown
Tulsa
Okla
Richard Brown
Uruguay
Foreign Service
Latin America
Washington
U.S
Accountability Review Board
Nairobi
Kenya
Dar Es Salaam
Tanzania
Colin Powell
Montevideo
Singer James Brown's wife finalizes first marriage dissolution
Charleston Family Court dissolves Tomi Rae Brown's marriage to Ahmed on grounds of nonconsummation and fraud for U S citizenship. James Brown faces a June court date on domestic violence charges, with potential fines and jail time if convicted.
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Charleston
James Brown
Tami Rae Brown
Javed Ahmed
Pakistan
Soul
Ahmed
Charlie Segars-Andrews
Tomi Rae Brown
Brown
Beech Island
North Augusta
Jim Huff
Robert Rosen
Huff
NORML Sues Over Festival Booth Rules in First Amendment Case
NORML sued over a rule forcing nonprofit advocacy groups to stay at booths during the 3 Rivers Music Festival in Columbia. Judge Currie suggested the policy may be unconstitutional if not applied to all groups. NORML planned to protest future rules while distributing literature at this year’s event.
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Columbia
National Organization For the Reform of Marijuana Laws
3 Rivers
Jay Elliott
Elliott
NORML
ACLU
Cameron Currie
Currie
Henry Koch
Midlands
National Organization For the Reform of Marijuana
Koch
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Clinton C
Bobby” Fulmer
Violet Campbell Fulmer
Napier Funeral Home
David Laird
Sunset Memory Gardens
Fulmer
Earth
Main St
Graniteville
Yineral Home
Pine Log Road
South Carolina
Main Street
Sammie" Napier
Chapel of Napier Funeral Home
John “Jack” Gilmartin
Martinez
Helene White Gilmartin
Thomas J. Gilmartin
Dee
Las Vegas
Nev
Robert L. Gilmartin
Marilin
Evans, Ga
Michael J. Gilmartin
Madonna
Brian J. Gilmartin
Richard Gilmartin
Middleboro
Mass
Lawrence Gilmartin
Garner
N.C
Monica
Michael Lee
Patrick
Joshua
Stephen Gilmartin
Gilmartin
Rockland
St. Teresa of Avila Catholic Church
Midland Valley Country Club
Bechtel/SRS
Michael
Westover Memorial Park
Thomas Poteet & Son Funeral Directors
Davis Road
Donald Kosinski
Owl Branch Road
Ridge Spring
Theresa Youngblood Kosinski
Brittany Kosinski
April Kosinski
Thaddeus Kosinski
Warren Douglas Kosinski
Mary Sue Whetstone
Erica Jones
Kosinski
Children’s Fund
Jamaica
N.Y
Williams
J.H. Robinson
Baughmanville Church
Timothy
Eleanor Williams
Aiken County
John Henry Williams Jr
Gail Patricia Williams
Queens
Jerome and
Zainah Williams
Please Williams
Brooklyn
Elease W. Gordon
Timothy Williams Jr
Rudolph Williams
Rock Hill
JH. Robinson Funeral Home
Railroad Ave. West
Wagener
Albie Grant
NEW York
Long Island University
Grant
LSU
Blackbirds
A Mm
Audibel
Beltone
Siemens
Marijuana
Oon
Stee
Morris Hearing Aid Center
Rpe
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