Obituaries Across South Carolina Notice Seven Local Deaths
William Lloyd Coppage II 76 of New Ellenton died April 26 2005 private graveside service arranged. Janice Arlene Gantt Savannah resident died April 24 2005 memorials to Asbury Memorial UMC. Mary Ethel Wheeler Grant 80 of Florence died April 25 2005 funeral April 28. Leonard Mathis 51 of Belvedere died April 19 2005 services April 28. Bobby McKevie 45 Graniteville death April 25 with arrangements forthcoming. Katie Jane Moss 83 Middlesboro Ky later Aiken died April 26 funeral April 28. Mary Jane Clark Powell 91 Warrenville died April 24 with service April 28. Multiple survivors and local funeral notices listed.
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William Lloyd Coppage II
New Ellenton
Mr. Coppage
Pierceton
Ind
William Lloyd I
Wilma Marguerite DeBoer Coppage
Richmond
DuPont and Westinghouse
SAS
Savannah
Janice Arlene Gantt
Janice
Jeri Oglesby-Sires
Billy
Dawn Hausch-Melchert
Nick
Jamey Hausch
Jennifer
Cristina
Max Sires
Zachary
Morgan Melchert
Mary Lee Gantt
Daisy Irene Gantt
Sidney L. Gantt III
Debra Gibson
Valleybrook
Asbury Umc
Asbury Memorial Umc
E. Henry St
Hubert C. Baker Funeral Home
Hodgson Memorial Drive
Mary Ethel Wheeler Grant
Florence
Stoudenmire Dowling Funeral Home
Sunset Memorial Gardens
Graniteville
Grant
Oak Park
Sam Melton
Willie Mae Mixon Wheeler
Mizpah Baptist Church
Jimmy D. Wise
Sam Wheeler Jr
Erma Dean Mullins
Ell Dee Wise
Beech Island
Shirley Grant Day
Cumming
Phyllis Wise Moyer
Gloverville
Angel C. Flanagan
Warrenville
Darry
C. Wise
Aiken
Tammie Parker
Larry James Moyer
Sylvia Mary Moyer
Ruth Venable
Langley
Elsie Parham
Hephzibah
Rosa Turner
Augusta
Marie Rhoden
South Irby St
Leonard Mathis
Mt. Arthur Drive
University Hospital
Bethlehem Baptist Church
James Abraham
Church
Edith Mathis
Belvedere
Stephanie Jackson
Keith Freeman
Kenneth Freeman
North Augusta
Laura D. Whitehead
Terrie Obazee
Topeka
Kan
Varina
Bonnie) Brown
Johnny Mathis
Petersburg
Charles
Elase) Mathis
Joyce Jones
Clearmont St
Bonnie Brown
G.L. Brighthorp and Sons Mortuary
Beaufort St
McKevie Graniteville
Bobby McKevie
Hewitt St
Irene Raiford
Mary Frances Grier
Mary Frances Pope
Columbia
Velva Johnson
Tony McKevie
Vaucluse
Katie Jane Moss
George Funeral Homes
Park Ave
Eddie Leopard
Southlawn
Moss
Middlesboro
Barbara Collingsworth Crigger
Millbrook Baptist Church
Essie Osteen
Millbrook
Dorothy Mae
Dottie” Rice
Frankfort
Roy H. Pace
Betty
Raymond C. Pace
Ross E. Pace
J.C. Crigger
Brenda Rice
Karen Gallion
Terri Jacobs
Debbie Sides
Mary Davidson
Barry Pace
Kathy Crisp
Charles Pace
Christopher Pace
Victoria Lebert
Hitchcock Hospice
Medical Park Drive
GeorgeFuneral- Homes.com
Stoudenmire-Dowling Funeral Home
Florence Leonard Mathis
Mary Jane Clark Powell
Charles R. Powell
Paul E. Clark
Dora Williams Clark
Debra B. White
Ricky Sr
Tammy P Bishop
Tommy
Charles Bruce Baker
Shirley
Edgefield
Ricky White Jr
Sunshine
David C. White
Tammy
Jennifer Delk
Matthew Delk
Christopher Powell
Kimberly White
Charles Remington White
Tanner White
Jennifer Wood
Cameron Epting
Freyja Powell
Ruth Hooper
Aiken County
Stiefeltown Baptist Church
Woodmen of the World
Napier Funeral Home
W. C. Lowe
Bobby Grover
David White
Ronnie Powell
American Cancer Society
Washington Road
F- 104
Georgia
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Philip Morrison dies at 89 former Manhattan Project leader
Philip Morrison, MIT professor emeritus and atomic bomb inventor, died in his sleep in Cambridge. He helped detonate the first atomic bomb at Los Alamos in 1945 and aided Nagasaki bombing efforts before advocating arms control and testifying before the Senate Internal Security Subcommittee amid disarmament debates.
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Philip Morrison
Cambridge
Mass
Morrison
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
PBS
Scientific American
New Mexico
Nagasaki
Japan
U.S. Senate
Internal Security
Senate approves 5.8 billion budget with beach renourishment
The South Carolina Senate wrapped a 5.8 billion spending plan amid surplus funding for education health and law enforcement. The package includes 214 million for a child Medicaid program expansion, 7 million for Charlestowne Landing, 5 million for beach renourishment, and 350 thousand for a Willington on the Way project in McCormick County. The plan also funds a new USC law school facility and other tourism related projects.
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Columbia
Senate
Brad Hutto
D-Orangeburg
Hutto
Charlestowne Landing
State Parks, Recreation and Tourism Department
Glenn McConnell
Charleston
Croft State Park
Battle of Camden
Willington
McCormick County
University of South Carolina
Law School
University
Republicans revive domestic violence bill after controversy
South Carolina legislators moved a reworked criminal domestic violence bill toward a Thursday floor vote. Rep. John Graham Altman apologized for remarks last week that offended residents after he helped kill a prior DV bill, saying his intent was not to harm the legislature.
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Columbia
House
Judiciary Committee
Altman
Columbia Television
SC House approves constitutional vote on same sex marriage ban
The South Carolina House advanced a proposed constitutional change to ban same sex marriage with voters to decide in November 2006. The measure adds that only marriage between one man and one woman shall be valid or recognized in the state, aiming to shield existing laws from judicial rulings. Another bill cleared to permit charities to hold raffles exempt from gambling laws, four raffles per year, with prize costs allowed. professional fundraisers barred. awaits third reading.
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Columbia
House
South Carolina
Senate
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