Obituary notices for several residents across South Carolina
Death notices list Lewis Holloway in Trenton Johnnie Jones in Graniteville Margery H McClearen in Aiken Ruben Thomas in Wagener and Arthur Jack Vasser Jr in Aiken. Page 2B carries the obituaries with brief memorial details and local timing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis
Bo) Holloway
Trenton
Johnnie Jones
Graniteville
Margery H.mcclearen
Aiken
Ruben Thomas
Wagener
Arthur Jack Vasser Jr
Infants Struggle as Medicaid-Populated Care Gaps Hit Aiken
In Aiken County area, area pediatricians refuse Medicaid sick children like five week old Kalia Hasley born with reflux. Her mother Sheryl notes no local pediatricians accept Medicaid for ill patients, pushing care to costly ER visits and hospital clinics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Windsor
Kalia Hasley
Aiken County
Kalia
Sheryl Hasley
Carole Cooper
Hasley
Medical College of Georgia
Aiken Regional
Margaret J. Weston
Clearwater
Children’s Clinic
Health Department
Cooper
ARMC
Hiroshima survivor recalls August 6 bombing fifty years on
Hibakusha Kimie Misuhata, now 70, recounts the day the atomic bomb fell a mile from her Hiroshima post office. Survivors, about 300,000 in number, press the government to own responsibility for invasions and provide care as aging witnesses face frail health and heat, while condemning new nuclear tests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiroshima
Japan
Kimie Misuhata
Misuhata
Hiroshi Hara
Diet
France
South Pacific
DOE seeks lease for SRS power amid privatization push
Negotiations move to lease Savannah River Site D Area cogeneration to South Carolina Electric & Gas Co. SCE&G would take control of electricity and steam production, replacing WSRC operations. The deal, needing PSC approval, could affect 300 D Area staff, with aims to cut costs via privatization and reduced labor needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westinghouse Savannah River Co
Savannah River
South Carolina Electric & Gas Co
Sce&g
DOE
SRS
Fuli
Columbia
Congress
D-Area
D ‘Area
D Area
Bombing news brings relief to a Marine at Quantico
Al Tewkesbury, returning from the Pacific, recalls hearing of the atomic bomb on Hiroshima while at the Quantico base dining hall on Aug 6 1945. He notes points system could allow discharge for those with enough time in service and combat. He reflects on war plans and the invasion fear, now relieved by the war ending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Tewkesbury
Marine Base
America
Tewkesbury
Quantico Marine Base
Virginia
Hiroshima
Pacific
Also Mentioned on This Page
Indy
Marleston
Johns Island
Nature Conservancy of
South Carolina
Landmark Land Co
The
Conservancy
Central
South America
Labor and Licensing Department
U.S. Labor Department
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Charleston
James Laverne Floyd
Mable Milligan Glover
Charles Francis
Abby
Philip Lord
Ginny Southworth
Medicaid
SRS Power
Dsome
Marine
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