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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 2011
Page
6
Services today for Eric Bocifard at Barnwell First Baptist Church with burial at Ridge Spring Cemetery. Grant T. Keller services at Posey Funeral Home Chapel and Faye T. Cate at 10:30 am. Ridge Spring Cemetery.
A notice lists Thursday services for Civice S ver Jota som, with services expected at Posey Funeral Chapel in North, details incomplete.
A former US Navy serviceman who lived in the Warner Ratina-Macon area for about 20 years has died. He was the son of the late Dee and Lucille Halford of Aiken and is survived by his daughter Amy McDade of Laneeee tee.
Funeral services for Faye Taylor Cato will be held at 10:20 am Wednesday at Ridge Cemetery with Rev Wertz and Rev Yeargin officiating. The family will receive friends after the service. Barr-Price Funeral Home and Crematorium assisted. Born in Leesville, she was a longtime educator and member of Mount Calvary Lutheran Church. Survived by daughter Sandra Sawyer and grandchildren, among others.
Rep James Clyburn of South Carolina criticized Standard & Poor s downgrade of the US debt rating from AAA to AA citing political factors over economics He warned Washington brinkmanship should not drive credit judgments while Moody s and Fitch kept AAA status for now
Carnival Cruise Lines asks a state judge to dismiss a Charleston lawsuit challenging its South Carolina cruise operations. The company argues zoning ordinances do not apply to port facilities and notes Union Pier has long hosted passenger ships. The suit seeks to stop operations and challenge the planned $35 million terminal by the State Ports Authority. District boundaries and historical port use are central points.
Gregory Collins, 20, sentenced to 28 years after pleading guilty to killing his friend Hill following drinking and an argument at Collins' mobile home. Prosecutors say Collins struck Hill, obtained the pistol, then dragged the body tied to his pickup for miles before it fell free. Authorities note race did not factor into the crime.
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