Funerals and Obituaries Across Several Communities
The notice outlines funeral services and burials for Chester Key Dorothy Campbell Eugene Simpkins Michael Baughman and relatives. Services occur at Talatha Baptist Church Elliott Sons Funeral Home Lumpkin Road and St Peter Baptist Church with multiple survivors listed and cremation or burial following at church cemeteries and Memory Gardens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hephzibah
Dorothy Barton
Ocie
Campbell
Elliott Sons Funeral Home
Lumpkin Road
L. H. Elliott
Larry Kirk
Hillcrest Cemetery
Dugas Hill Trailer Park
Lucille Redd
Langley
Augusta Hospital
Elko
Eugene Simpkins
St. Peter Baptist Church
Jessie Collins
James Moody
Aaron A. Bush
Mr. Simpkins
Barnwell County
Clyde Myers O’neal
Ronald B. Simpkins
Wilson Electric Services
Williston
Simpkins
Blackville
West Palm Beach
Fla
Michael E. Baughman
Lynnwood Dr
G. J. Wilson
Clearwater
Maggie Baughman
Graniteville
E. Earl Smith and Son Funeral Home
Lake Worth
Lurene Lamerson
Lurene Lamerson Officiating. Burial Will Be In Memory Gardens. Mr. Baughman
Forest Hill High School
Carrol Baughman
Deborah Siglin
Angela Baughman
Wendell Baughman
Letha Robinson
M. C. Wilson
Augusta
Stroud Prioritizes Nuclear Power in South Carolina Race
Stroud argues for continued commitment to nuclear energy, noting 49 percent of electricity from nuclear plants in recent years. He says nuclear power shielded residents from rate hikes during oil cartel actions and winter coal strikes, and predicts federal progress on nuclear waste by 1980 to 1985. He criticizes ERA, favors equal pay, and supports capital punishment citing cases like Donald Gaskins. he has served as special consultant to Gov. Edwards.
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Sam Ervin
DNC
Senate
Maryland
Nancy Stevenson
Dcharleston
Donald
Pee Wee) Gaskins
Stroud
James B. Edwards
Advance payment instruction for Aiken Standard
The notice directs all advance payments to be made to the Aiken Standard-PBM Subscription.
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Aiken Standard - Pbm
Aiken Standard
Chambers Named Employee of the Year at Aiken Hospital
Richard Allen Chambers, an emergency medical technician at Aiken Community Hospital, was named Employee of the Year. He received a $250 award and a plaque from Hospital Corporation of America, owner of the facility.
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Richard Allen Chambers
Aiken Community Hospital
Chambers
Hospital Corporation of America
Aiken
HCA
New Forensic Crime Van Aids Aiken County Investigations
Sheriff Paul D. Grant announces a county crime van with modern forensic tools enabling faster DNA, fingerprint, blood and drug tests within 24 hours. Freddie Bell leads the unit, which also photographs scenes, sketches layouts, and catalogs evidence, while using it for public demonstrations and school programs.
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Aiken County
Sheriff's Department
Paul D. Grant
South Carolina
Law Enforcement Division Bureau
FBI
Sheriff
Freddie Bell
Bell
Sherifff Grant
Grant
Aec
Aiken Council Approves Public Works Bids and Reforms
Aiken council sets up city departments for recycling and approves several bids. Wyatt Johnson backs a $49,943 FMC Wayne 2-12 street sweeper from Amick Equipment Co. other items include a $5,092 Touche-Ross contract for a safety procedures manual and a $16,958.85 backhoe from Holley Tractor. R.O. Collins wins sewer work at Betty Court for $31,566 after EPA changes. Union of appointments and resignations adjusts housing and advisory boards. Water meter upgrades proceed with Neptune T4 meters and Turbo meters from Gibson Supply and Cities Supply.
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Wyatt Johnson
Public Works
FMC Wayne
Touche-Ross
Atlanta
Department of Public Safety
Federal
Law Enforcement Assistance Administration
Holley Tractor and Equipment Co
Aiken
Johnson
Holley
R.O. Collins
Barnwell
Betty Court
Federal Environmental Protection Agency
Sanford P. Bradley
Housing Authority of
Ruth Gordon
Citizens Advisory Committee
W. P
Pat) Walke
Gibson Supply Co
Simpsonville
Cities Supply Co
Sumter
Weather forecast calls for widespread showers across Midwest
Nationwide forecast shows showers expected over most of Wisconsin and parts of Iowa Illinois Indiana and Michigan through tomorrow morning. Additional showers forecast for sections of Washington Idaho and Montana as shown in AP Laserphoto.
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Wisconsin
Iowa
Illinois
Indiana
Michigan
Washington
Idaho
Montana
New Students Urged to Register Ahead of First Week
Aiken County school officials urge parents of children entering any district school for the first time or newly moved into the area since last spring to contact the school principal immediately to complete registration before next week.
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Aiken County
Notable figures respond to murder case and King era probe
Ray, imprisoned for murder, plans sworn testimony to a committee after a guilty plea followed by a recantation. Federal marshals transported him to Washington from Brushy Mountain State Prison amid tight security. Ralph Abernathy supported a conspiracy theory about FBI involvement while avoiding direct claims in his testimony, criticizing the agency for alleged harassment of King.
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Ray
Washington
Tennessee
Brushy Mountain State
Ralph David Abernathy
King
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
Abernathy
FBI
SCLC
Rotary Looks at Catholic Church Structure in South Carolina
Msgr. Louis Sterker spoke to the Rotary Club of Aiken outlining how the Catholic Church is organized in South Carolina. He described a five territorial system headed by a Charleston bishop, a church tribunal, a personnel department, five high schools, 30 elementary schools, and 55 000 Catholics across 72 parishes and 28 missions. Carl Elliott earned top attendance honors with 22 years.
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Pope Paul
Rome
Rotary Club of
Aiken
Msgr
Louis Sterker
Msgr. Sterker
William J. Mottel
Catholic Church
South Carolina
Our Lady of Peace Church
North Augusta
Florence
Greenville
Columbia
Charleston
Sterker
New York
Church
Department of Catholic Social Services
Dillon
York
Social Services Department
Carl Elliott
John Hunter
Wade Brodie
Ron Wheeler
Clint Foster
Fund Created to Aid L B C Cheerleaders After Camper Fire
A relief fund for the L B C cheerleaders and their chaperones replaces items lost in a camper fire. Estimated losses total about 20000 with no insurance. Donations to Farmers and Merchants Bank Clearwater or to Terry Matthews and Katherine Stinson in North Augusta. Checks payable to Friends of the L B C cheerleaders. Eleven girls and two chaperones were en route to Leesburg Florida. possessions including outfits were destroyed. No injuries reported.
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Farmers and Merchants Bank
Clearwater
Terry Matthews
Deerwood Drive
Katherine Stinson
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Mr. Key
Route 1
Box 115
Dixie Clay Co
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Roger D. Key
Clara Eubanks
Warrenville
Pearl Barton
Jessie Key
New Ellenton
Matthew Key
Charles Barton
Thomas Barton
Ronnie Barton
Ansel Porter
Ernest Butler Jr
Pender
Wilmington
N.C
Jestine Little
Jeanette Johnson
Carolyn Johnson
White Pond
Barbara Holston
Connie Ruth O'Neal
Ocie Campbell
OSHA
Occupational Safety and Health Administration
National Weather Service
NOAA
US Dept of Commer
Sheriff's
Gloverville Catholic Center
Sheriff Department
Joseph D Spencer
Walke
Zoning Board of Adjustment
Doris Chesser
Rotary
Lynne Katonak