Deaths and Funerals in South Carolina and Georgia
Multiple obituaries and funeral notices dated April 25 to April 28 2000. Florence Holloway 85 of Aiken at St John Baptist Church Langley with burial in Jessamine Memorial Gardens. Ollie Mae Courtney Keisler 80 of Batesburg Leesville to be buried at Providence Baptist Church. Ora Staton died in Bronx New York. LaRue Loyd Monroe 88 of Evans Georgia funeral at Stephen D Posey Funeral Home. J Elmer Reeves 90 of North Augusta funeral at Grace United Methodist Church. Recurring families include Holloway Keisler Monroe Reeves Staton. Arrangements by Jackson Brooks Milton Shealy and Rowland Funeral Homes.
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Aiken Regional Medical Centers
Lizzie Mae Joyce
Delores Wheeler
Louise Wheeler
Aiken
Shawn Wheeler
Andre Wheeler
Robert Wheeler
Vincent Wheeler
John Valentine
Otis Joyce
Shawn Patterson
Jackson-Brooks Funeral Home
Parnssurg
Providence Baptist Church
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Jake) Keisler
May
the Keisler
Jesse Keisler
Willie Keisler
Batesburg
Leesville
Clyde Keisler Sr
North Augusta
Calvin Keisler
Eva
Ala
Karl Keisler
Clyde Keisler Jr
Lexington
Elaine Wheeler
Debbie Wise
Katie Keisler
Batesburg-Leesville
Frances Napier
Union Hill
Patricia Campbell
Patterson
E E. Courtney
Dollie Ree Pounds
Adam Lowe
Christopher Allen
Stacy Keisler
Blake Keisler
Wesley Keisler
Ray Keisler
Timmy Wise
Willie Keisler Jr
Glen Keisler
Marty Bagwell
Wayne Operlee
Lester Whitfield
Tri-County Home Health
Palmetto Ambulance Service
Kenny Long
Larry Shealy
Joe Keisler
Dean Wheeler
Mims Keisler
Barr Haviid
Jacob Keisler
Ronald Keisler
Alice Boatwright
Johnny Lucas
Ora Staton
Bronx
N.Y
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LaRue Loyd
Monroe Evans
LaRue Loyd Monroe
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Grace United Methodist Church
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Review Memorial Gardens
Reeves
Hampton Terrace
National Healthcare
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Acacia ‘Mason Lodge
Georgia Ave
Scottish Rite Children's Center
Johnson Ferry Road
Atlanta
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Aken Regional
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Aken
S.C
St Jon Baptist Church
Langley
Jessamine Memory
Jackson Brooks Funeral Home
Mall
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Ashevill
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Deaths in Brief Across Several Notables
Helen Eileen Beardsley mother of 20 and author of Who Gets the Drumsticks later adapted into Yours Mine and Ours died at 70 in California after a decade with Parkinsons disease. Antonio Buero Vallejo Spanish playwright who opposed fascism died at 83 after a stroke. Gregory Gillespie Valley Realist artist found dead at 63 in Massachusetts, suicide suspected. Charlie Park veteran broadcaster died at 68 in Arkansas from diabetes and heart disease. Harriet Rheingold UNC Chapel Hill psychology pioneer died at 92, famed for infant social exploration research and The Infant Separates Himself from Her Mother.
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Healdsburg
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Henry Fonda
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Seattle
Richard North
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California
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Belchertown
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Peggy Gillespie
Charlie Park
Warren
Ark
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KAGH
Flint
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Carol Park
Harriet Rheingold
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U S proposes detailed missile defense plan with phased rollout
The Clinton administration to Russia outlines a two phase plan to shield the United States from Middle East and Asian threats. Phase one would deploy 100 launchers and new radar ahead of a 2005 target, with a second phase adding interceptors and an orbiting satellite system by 2010. Russia resists treaty changes.
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Chamber of Commerce to form war reparations fund
The US Chamber of Commerce plans a voluntary fundraiser to compensate slave laborers and others who worked in German factories owned by American firms during World War II. The fund, led by Craig Johnstone, would pool corporate resources for humanitarian relief and potential reparations, with details to be discussed by attorneys later in the week.
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State Department urges Pakistan to curb terror groups in Kashmir
A State Department terrorism report urges Pakistan to curb armed groups fighting India over Kashmir. The annual report lists seven sponsor nations Libya Syria Iran Iraq Cuba Sudan North Korea and notes Pakistan is watched though not on the list. The document follows Clinton’s visit and calls for restraint to ease Kashmir tensions and enable dialogue.
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