Memorials Planned for Mrs Bowers and Others
Memorial services and funeral notices span South Aiken Edgefield Johnston Leesville Camden Pelion with deaths of Mary Elizabeth Price Bowers Marie Goodwin Leona Williams Jessie Gary Lucy Branham Susie English and relatives. Survivors include Anne Heerema Augustus Oliver Janie Harrison Clifford Morgan Eloise Harrison Bobby Branham and others. Services held or planned across Mount Calvary Baptist Church Bland Baptist Church Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints and local cemeteries with Pearson's and Butler and Son Funeral Homes handling arrangements.
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Mary Elizabeth Price
B. Anthony) Bowers
South Aikien Presbyterian Church
William A. Blair
Bowers
Pine Log Road
Donaldson
Ark
Robert
Georgia Ward Price
Aiken
South Aiken Presbyterian Church
Church Library
Daughters of the American Revolution
Board of Services Council
Edgefield
Marie Morgan
John Henry) Goodwin
Edgefield County
Mount Calvary Baptist Church
Ernest Simmons
Goodwin
Janie R. Harrison
Augustus Oliver
Nashville, Tenn
Clifford Morgan
Baltimore
Butler and Son Funeral Home
Saluda
Fairfield County
Branham
Samuel
Irene Peake Branham
Samuel D. Branham
Lugoff
Bobby C
Billy G. Branham
Columbia
W. L. Teel
Pine Mountain
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints
Centerville
Smyrna
Cain Promotes Judicial Reform Ahead of House Bid
Aiken attorney and former legislator C. Marshall Cain urged a Senior Men's Club to celebrate South Carolina judicial reform and announced his Republican bid for House Seat 85 against Irene K. Rudnick. He cited expansion of court sessions, new circuit judges, a growing family court system, and upgraded prosecutor salaries while criticizing magisterial court qualifications.
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South Carolina
C. Marshall Cain
Aiken
Irene K. Rudnick
Supreme Court
General Assembly
Cain
Advance payments directive for Aiken Standard
The notice directs that all advance payments be made to Aiken Standard PBM Subscription.
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Aiken Standard Pbm
PBM
Aiken
Governor’s authority clarified in new judicial reform shifts
Trask says under judicial reform Lewis controls the uniform court system and magistrates as chief justice. Appointments can be made by the governor with Senate consent or by the Chief Justice. Edmund Atwater III notes the shift aims to smooth transitions in the chief magistrate’s office with no other stated reason.
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Cain
Senate
Holley
Nichols
Atwater
Lewis
Riley discusses nuclear waste and future growth in South Carolina
Former legislator Riley addresses Graniteville Exchange about handling nuclear waste, opposing future nuclear plant licensing, and urges a defined waste disposal plan. He cites AGNS plant as needing government action to realize its value while projecting state population near 3.5 million in the 1990s.
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Riley
Barnwell Allied General Nuclear Services
AGNS
Graniteville Exchange
South Carolina
Stetson One Plan Studied for SRP Waste Facility
Stetson outlines a proposed SRP building 1300 feet long 160 wide and 110 high to solidify package and ship waste to an offsite federal repository. Construction would take five to seven years with 5000 more workers and a 550 staff. cost could reach 2 to 3 billion dollars, compared to the Savannah River Plant’s 1.1 billion total.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SRP
Stetson
City weighs substation land buy amid grant pressure
The council faces pressure to apply for more grant money and may purchase Alpine Ave land for a substation before locating suitable property. Access to Georgia Ave and Knox Ave are seen as advantages, with construction not expected to start for two years or more.
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Georgia Ave
Knox Ave
McKenney
Alpine Ave
Public Health Clinic Aims Confidential STD Care
Dees describes contacting a patient’s physician to reach hesitant contacts and notes minors can be treated without parental knowledge. He cites hospital discretion, word of mouth on confidentiality, and community physician support as key to education and outreach to school-aged youths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Health Department
Dees
Aikenite Questions Deposit Policy on Water Deposits
Aiken resident Jenny Howell questions the city’s water deposit policy, seeking changes. The city requires 15 in city and 20 out of city deposits, kept until residents request return. Windham cites a 1956 ordinance to cover uncollectible bills and argues cycle billing is impractical. Howell plans to seek legal review and possible legislative change with Rep. Irene Rudnick.
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Aiken
Jenny
Thomas L.) Howell
Roland H. Windham
South Carolina Electric and Gas
Sce&g
James C. Ray
SCE & G
Ray
Windham
Howell
Savannah River
Irene Rudnick
D-Aiken
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J. H. Goodwin
Simon Williams
Johnston
Leona Johnson
Simon) Williams
Bland Baptist Church
Mrs
Humphrey Gary
Leesville
Jessie Hendrix
Humphrey) Gary
Ella M. Chandler
Wagoner
Dessie L. Cannon
Monetta
Saluda County
Wesley Chapel Cme Church
William
James Gary
Gilbert
Henry
Humphrey Gary Jr
Jessie M. Davis
Amos and Sons Funeral Home
Batesburg
Mrs. W. D. Branham
Camden
Lucy Irene
W. D.) Branham
Eloise Harrison
Evelyn Gaskins
Bath
Kershaw County Memorial Hospital
Mrs. Leroy English
Pelion
Susie May
Leroy) English
Route 1
Mattie Higgins
Orangeburg County
Shelley Salley
Eartha Lee Ross Austin
Darian Baptist Church
Eartha Lee
Mattie Mae Ross
Great Neck
N.Y
Connie L
Shirley M
Catherine G
Eloise English
Shirley M. English
New York
Herman L
Herman D. English
Avon Park
Fla
Maxie E
Christopher D
Terry N. English
Julian Austin
West Columbia
Pearson's Funeral Home
Roland Turner
Great American Circus
The
Aiken American Legion
Lynne Katonak
Marshall Cain
National Weather Service
NOAA
US Dept of Commerc
Atlantic Coast
Great Lakes
Ohio Valley
Pacific Northwest
Minnesota
Wisconsin
N. A
Krewson
Monument CO
Ruth Walker
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