Deaths and Funerals for Local Residents
Ethel Arthur Eubanks funeral at Eureka First Baptist Church at 4 p.m. Interment Graniteville Cemetery. Ezekiel O Neal of Aiken deceased April 26 2004. Memorials to St Paul Lutheran Church or Heart Association or American Cancer Society. Erskine Taylor Shealy of Aiken died April 25 2004 with services to be held at St Paul Lutheran Church and Rosemont Cemetery. Whitaker Funeral Home assisting. Funeral notices list several services at local churches and cemeteries in upcoming days.
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Ethel Arthur Eubanks
Eureka First Baptist Church
John Arthur
Graniteville
Eubanks
Napier Funeral Home
Main Street
Ezekiel O'Neal
Toby Extension
Aiken
Helen O
Ivory) Kirkland
Larry O'Neal
Mt. Vernon
New York
Miller’s Funeral Home
Miller’s Funeral
Kershaw Street
Erskine Taylor Shealy
St. Joseph Hospital
Augusta
Mr. Shealy
Newberry
Claude Erskine
Ruth Taylor Shealy
Shealy
U. S. Air Force
du Pont
ERA Realty
St. Paul Lutheran Church
Jean
Elizabeth Shealy Chandler
John Wertz
Robert Snyder
Rosemont Cemetery
Steven B. Counts
Trail Ridge Road
American
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The
Aiken Standard
Italian sculptor Orazio Fumagalli dies at 83 in Camarillo
Orazio Fumagalli an Italian born sculptor and third generation artist died of pancreatic cancer at his home April 10 in Camarillo. He studied in Italy on a Fulbright Grant in 1950 and helped build an art program at the University of Wisconsin Stout during a 22 year tenure.
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Camarillo
Calif
Orazio Fumagalli
Fumagalli
Donna Granata
Ventura County
Italy
New York City
University of Wisconsin, Stout
Granata
SC passes first in nation law to shield Drifters legacy
South Carolina lawmakers approve a bill restricting touring groups using classic names like the Drifters or Coasters to only those with at least one original member. The law requires tribute labels for all acts lacking originals and is set to be celebrated at Beach Music Day on the State House steps.
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Columbia
Bill Pinkney
Drifters
The
Coasters
Pinkney
Mark Sanford
South Carolina
Sumter
State House
Tommy Dorsey
Elvis
Kelley Jones
Myrtle Beach
Skipper “Water Dog” Hough
Hough
Ence
Recording Industry Association of America
Doug Baker
State Division
East Coast Entertainment
Baker
Bill
Campaign Web sites reshape political outreach online
In the digital age campaign sites let voters donate volunteer and read candidate positions. Howard Dean’s online fundraising and organizing set the pace with Beasley McBride and five others in South Carolina building pages from simple to feature rich.
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Columbia
Howard Dean
South Carolina
Randy Page
U.S. Senate
David Beasley
Furman University
Danielle Vinson
Vinson
Mark McBride
Candidates use campaign websites to reach voters online
A scrambled excerpt notes South Carolina candidates for federal office using campaign sites from Beasley to DeMint and others. Spokespeople praise online ads and videos as cheaper than TV, with Waccamaw Media Inc. cited for a site costing about $18,000 and users urged to absorb info at their leisure.
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McBride
Brett Perry
Myrtle Beach
Waccamaw Media Inc
Perry
Vinson
Sanford warns Shaw AFB at risk in new base closures
Gov Mark Sanford tours South Carolina military sites including the Marine Corps Recruit Depot at Parris Island and Shaw Air Force Base in Sumter. He says Shaw faces the brightest risk in a new base closing list, while Parris Island is seen as an irreplaceable facility and relatively safer. He met recruits, received briefings, and expressed optimism Parris Island won’t be targeted.
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Parris Island
Mark Sanford
Marine Corps
Shaw Air Force Base
Sumter
Sanford
Shaw
Pee Dee
Pentagon
Marine Corps Training Depot
Mississippi
Carolinas
South Carolina
South Carolina enacts online child stalking law
Gov Mark Sanford signed a first in state law making it illegal to entice or stalk minors on the Internet. The measure raises penalties for obscenity involving youths and removes multi county grand jury limits. A new impossible defense blocks predators who believe targets are under 18.
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Columbia
Mark Sanford
South Carolina
Sanford
Henry McMaster
Spanish speaking safety class for Hispanic workers held in Columbia
Institutional Resources will run a Spanish language safety training session for Hispanic construction workers in Columbia. The program aims to improve understanding of safety rules amid rising Hispanic on the job fatalities and a large Greenville County school project. Manuel Rosas of Reliable Safety Solutions leads the class, stressing native language training for effective communication.
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Columbia
South Carolina
Institutional Resources
Greenville County
Don Buck
Occupational Safety and Health Administration
Carolinas
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