Deaths And Funerals In The Savannah Area
Multiple obituaries list Rev. James Bryant of Graniteville and Col. Joseph M. Keller of Aiken County among those who died yesterday. Services are planned at Belvedere Church of God and St. Mary Help of Christians Catholic Church with burial at Sunset Memory Gardens and Calvary Cemetery. Survivors include Bryant's widow Thelma Bryant and sons John William Bryant and James Melvin Bryant. Keller’s son Fredrick R. Keller and siblings. Additional notices cover Jake Bobby Scott of Williston at Folk Funeral Home, Kate Lamb Haywood of Gibson, and Nathaniel Hammitt of Bethlehem Baptist Church, with funeral details and cemeteries noted.
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Graniteville
James Bryant
Oak St
Richmond County
Belvedere Church of God
A.G. Thompson
William Starnes
Sunset Memory Gardens
Bryant
Aiken County
Granite
Joseph M. Keller
Gilbert St
Aiken
St. Mary Help of Christians Catholic Church
James Carter
Calvary Cemetery
Keller
Brooklyn
N.Y
New York Board of Education
Knights of Columbus Council
Pearl Hendrix Keller
Fredrick R. Keller
Port Richey
Fla
Lillian Koch
New York City
Marie Holden
Pittsburg
John G. Keller
Sun City
Ariz
Frances X. Keller
Copake
George Funeral Home
St. Mary Help of Christians
Catholic Church Cemetery Fund
Williston
Jake Bobby Scott
Barnwell County
Folk Funeral Home
Scott
Winnsboro
Barnwell County Detention Center
SOC
U.S. Army
Amelia
Bonnie) Kemp Scott
Thelma Hydrick Scott
Connie Stani
Jacksonville
Gladys Lee
North Augusta
Jean
Nathaniel Hammitt
Bethlehem Baptist Church
E.D. Samuels
Mount Harris
Mount Anna Church
Mr. Hammitt
Andrew Dicks
Johnnie Alexander
Eugene Whitehead
Charles Hayes
Aaron Gilmore
Ralshal Alexander
Jackson-Brooks Funeral Home
Willie Haywood
Gibson
Richard Vance
Newport News
Thelma Haywood Dixon
John D. Bessinger Jr
Barnwell
Benny Haywood
William Haywood
Jimmy Haywood
Alex Pinkston
Johnny Bessinger III
Tommy Dixon
Sheppard Funeral Home
Alexander Pope
Lexington County
Miller’s Funeral Home
Pope
Springfield Baptist Church
Willie Mae Pope
January Pope
Alexander Pope Jr
Wyman Pope
Tommy Pope
Jeanette Cohen
Justine Pope
Minnie L. Allen
Gladys Williamson
Wilhelmenia Pope
Elizabeth Taylor
Willie Pope
Marshall Pope
Theodore Pope
New York
Charlie Pope
Columbia
Sarah Jeffcoat
Jamaica
Oriole St
Community Calendar Highlights Local Events Tonight
Various meetings and activities unfold at H. Odell Weeks Center, Weston Health Center, Pine Log Road, and local churches. From fitness classes and clinics to clubs, bridge, and Al Anon, residents can plan evening and tomorrow options with dates and venues listed. Contact Ellison Garvin at the Aiken Standard for representatives.
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H. Odell
Citizens Band Club
Pine Log Road
Overeaters Anonymous
First Baptist Church
Senior Citizens
Aiken
Margaret J. Weston
Midland Valley Shopping Center
Clearwater
Aiken County
Recreation Department
H. Odell Weeks
Queen City
O.E.S
Masonic Temple
Missile officer Cooke to face court martial
Second Lt. Christopher Cooke 25, Titan II squadron commander at McConnell AFB Wichita Kansas, is accused of three unauthorized contacts with Soviet personnel and passing classified documents. Air Force officials say the case will be tried by court martial at an unspecified location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott Air Force Base
Air Force
Christopher Cooke
McConnell Air Force Base
Wichita
Kan
Rain Chance Eases With Break In Storms
A weather update notes a temporary lull in rain with tomorrow mostly partly cloudy and a 20 percent shower chance. Temperatures near 90 degrees expected tomorrow and Saturday, rising Sunday as showers return later in the weekend into next week.
Setzler Named as Delegate to Nuclear Waste Compact
Lt. Gov Nancy Stevenson appoints State Senator Nikki Setzler as delegate to interstate low level waste compact meetings. The 1980 law urged regional compacts for waste disposal and transport. South Carolina recently affirmed intent to join and may join a nine state southeastern compact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Stevenson
Nikki Setzler
Butler Derrick
S.C. General Assembly
South Carolina
Setzler
Floods Bring Back Memories For Crosland Park Families
Two Crosland Park families recall the 1968 thunderstorm as last night rain caused water to flood back rooms and driveways on Aldrich Street. Mrs. George Snell and neighbors described rising water, fear, and slow pumps as fire crews assisted with cleaning and insurance concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Moseley
S.C. Electric and Gas Company
Moseley
Crosland Park
George Snell
Aldrich
Rollingwood Road
Reagan tax cuts slash individual taxes and boost incentives
The plan cuts taxes with three quarters directed to individuals including a 25 percent rate reduction across levels. A typical family of four earning $20 000 gains about 25 this year rising to 464 by 1984. Business relief totals 152.8 billion through 1986 with 20.4 billion for savings and 11.8 billion for oil producers.
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James R. Jones
D-Okla
House Budget Committee
Items Taken From Dunbar Home After Death In Aiken
The late John Wayne Dunbar's home at 1514 Redd St. reported entered since July 21 with items missing. Thirteen televisions two telephones a microwave a lamp a mounted fish a portrait of his wife and his certificates plus a Mark IV car were taken. Dunbar was shot and killed last month at his Redd Street residence. Carlos A. Gallman of Aiken was arrested and charged with Dunbar's murder and is among suspects in a prior armed robbery of SC Electric and Gas on Feb 4. Dunbar aided officers by showing the suspects' direction fled.
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John Wayne Dunbar
Aiken
Department of Public Safety
Dunbar
Redd Street
Carlos A. Gallman
Gallman
South Carolina Electric and Gas Company
Monetta Man Shot During Burglary Attempt
A Monetta man with an arm wound is jailed in Saluda County after a burglary attempt at a widow’s home. The 24 year old, Edgefield resident Leena Lowman, reportedly was shot in the right arm early Wednesday when the homeowner Hyde Cockrell fired upon him as he entered the bedroom window. Bloodhounds tracked to a highway but the trail was lost after he rode a bicycle away.
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Monetta
Saluda
Edgefield
Wallace Lowman
Hyde Cockrell
Correction: Wallace Greer picture mis sized in yesterday's paper
A correction notes that the image of Wallace Greer was printed in the wrong size in yesterday's Aiken Standard and presents the corrected present photo.
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Wallace Greer
Greer
Aiken Standard PBM Subscription Payment Note
All advance payments should be made to the Aiken Standard PBM Subscription.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aiken Standard Pbm
Crime rise in the United States during the 1970s
The violent crime rate per 100 000 people climbed from 363.5 in 1970 to 535.5 in 1979, about 48 percent higher. Total violent crimes reported to police rose from 738 820 to 1 178 540, up roughly 59 percent, with murders increasing 34 percent in the decade.
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U.S
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Jake B. Scott
Kate L. Haywood
Linden St
Aiken A.A
Ellison Garvin
Aiken Standard
Cooke
Srgreee
National Weather Service
NOAA
Dept. of Commerce
Plains
Southwest
Texas
Oklahoma
Midwest
Dakotas
Minnesota
Jeannie Shultz
Sen. Setzler
Nuke Compact
Reagan
Lowman
Aiken Community Hospital
Sata’ Stati Mu Ie Leena
Carrier
PBM
Zenith
Don Fitzpatrick
Lancaster ST
S. Aiken
5. C
Radberry’s
Hue Pool
BioGuard
Tals Chemicals and Supplies
Joyce Crawford
Whiskey
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