Hall of Fame horseman John Nerud dies at 102
Hall of Fame trainer John Nerud, who mentored Dr. Fager and helped create the Breeders Cup, died at 102 at his Old Brookville home. Navy veteran and Tartan Farms figure trained champions Delegate Intentionally Ta Wee Dr. Patches and bred or owned top racehorses across four decades.
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John Nerud
Dr. Fager
National Museum and Racing Hall of Fame
Debra Nerud
Nerud
Old Brookville
New York
Tartan Farms
Delegate
Intentionally
Ta Wee
Dr. Patches
Gallant Man
Bill Shoemaker
Iron Liege
John R. Gaines
Craig Favel
Tartan
Codex
Smile
Minatare
Nebraska
Cozzene
Jan
Aqueduct
Bay Shore
Favel
New York Racing Association
NYRA
Obituaries and funeral services listed for Aug 14 15
Obituaries note services for Charlotte Ann Neubauer Fillinger Franklin Warren Fraser George Washington Boatwright Gregory Mincy Curtis Minnick Jr Ellen Morgan Dennis James Grant Jim Grant Marian Ling Artis Roberson Jr Harold Millwood and others with service times and venues including Sunset Memorial Gardens New Hope Baptist Church Shellhouse Rivers Simmons Rock Hill Baptist Church Saluda Millbrook Baptist Church Zion Fair Missionary Salley and Anglican Church of the Holy Trinity. View obituaries online at aikenstandard.com.
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Franklin Warren Fraser
New Hope Baptist Church
George Washington Boatwright
Shellhouse Rivers
Curtis Minnick Jr
Rock Hill Baptist Church
Saluda
Ellen Morgan Dennis
South Africn Presbyterian Church
James “Jim” Grant
Anglican Church of the Holy Trinity
North Augusta
Artis Roberson Jr
Zion Fair Missionary Baptist Church
Harold “Hal” W. Millwood
Salley Baptist Church
Fillion, Montreal Stanley Cup winner, dies at 94
Bob Fillion, a two time Stanley Cup champion with the Montreal Canadiens in 1944 and 1946, died at age 94. The longtime Canadiens alumni said he attended most home games recently, staying close to the team he helped define.
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Montreal Canadiens
Guy Lafleur
Bob Fillion
Maurice
Richard
Montreal Canadiens Hall of Fame
Montreal
Fillion
Canadiens
Rejean Houle
Association
Canadien
Elmer Lach
Gerry Plamondon
NHL
Ken Mosdell
Murph Chamberlain
Justices asked to toss out South Carolina domestic violence law
The South Carolina Supreme Court is urged to strike down the states domestic violence statute for excluding unmarried same sex couples. Attorneys Bakari Sellers and Alexandra Benevento filed the petition after a Richland County judge refused a restraining order to a woman assaulted by her former fiancée, also a woman. The law limits protection to spouses former spouses and cohabitants. The petition argues equal protection and notes recent legislative changes.
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Charleston
South Carolina Supreme Court
the Post and Courier of
Richland County
Bakari Sellers
Alexandra Benevento
Sellers
South Carolina
Union
Clemson Greek student death details come to light in filings
Court documents allege Clemson University pledge participants forced Tucker Hipps to walk a bridge railing prior to his fall into Lake Hartwell. Autopsy cites rocks impact. toxicology says no alcohol or drugs. Hipps family sues Clemson, Sigma Phi Epsilon and members for hazing and cover up. Clemson suspends fraternity for five years.
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Pickens
Clemson University
Tucker Hipps
Hipps
Lake Hartwell
South Carolina
University
Sigma Phi Epsilon Fraternity
Clemson
Hipps’ Fraternity
Sigma Phi Epsilon
South Carolina Court considers cruise terminal permit
The South Carolina Court of Appeals is ready to consider a challenge to a 35 million cruise passenger terminal permit in Charleston. The record was complete for an April 2014 appeal, and judges will decide whether to hear oral arguments or rule on submitted documents. The Ports Authority seeks to renovate a waterfront warehouse to boost cruising, with the permit allowing five more piling clusters beneath the existing structure.
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Charleston
South Carolina Court of Appeals
South Carolina Ports Authority
State Department of Health and Environmental Control
Lawsuit Filed Over Day Care E coli Death in Greenwood
The family of a 2 year old boy who died after an E coli outbreak at The Learning Tree day care in Greenwood filed a wrongful death lawsuit in circuit court. The suit alleges a teacher spread the illness and that the facility failed to prevent spread or inform parents after 14 E coli cases were identified.
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Greenwood
South Carolina
Department of Health and Environmental Control
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Hall of Fame
Charlotte Ann (Neugebauer) Fillinger
Sunset Memorial Gardens
Graniteville
Gregory Mincy
Simmons Funeral Home
Williston
Marian M. Ling
Millbrook Baptist
Aikenstandard.com
THE
Ryan Remio
S.C
Associated Press
Bethel
Alaska
Yukon Kuskokwim Health Corp
Anchorage
Gene Geisler
Kyuk-Am
Geisler
Goose Creek
Adam Alexander
Alexander
Maisolein
Perpetual Care
DayBrea
Thers
Hayne Avenue
Aiken
Daybreakcare
Gerd
Patrick McMenamin
Laura Barber
Gregory Esselman
Xerlu
Aiken Ent
Aurora Place
HEF
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