Deaths and Funerals for Nevyn Rankin III in Katy TX
William Nevyn Rankin III, born February 8 1938 in Winston Salem NC, died August 10 2014 after bile duct cancer. He was a engineer at Savannah River Laboratory and later Raytheon, survived by wife Susan Luckenbach Rankin, son William Duncan Rankin, grandchildren and a wife in Katy TX. Services include funeral in Katy TX, burial in Clemmons NC, memorial in Aiken SC. Donations urged to MD Anderson building funds.
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Aiken
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MD Anderson Cancer Center
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Thomas Reid Rankin II
Arthur John Rankin III
Susan Mae Rankin
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View Obituaries Online at Aiken Standard
Obituaries can be viewed online at AikenStandard.com. The site hosts obituaries with notices, memorials, and related information from the local area and region. Access provides search options to locate individual listings and details for loved ones.
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Aiken Standard
Aiken, S.C
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Obituary Notice Policy at Aiken Standard
The Aiken Standard lists obituary notices with up to 10 lines printed free the first time. Additional lines incur a fee. Notices are submitted by funeral homes and printed as provided. Funeral homes may assist with details and charges. Submission deadline is 5 p.m. daily. For more information call 803-648-2311.
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Aiken Standard
Funeral services listed for several in Louisiana region
The schedule lists funeral and memorial services for multiple individuals across Aug. 16 to Aug. 18. Services include John D. Munoz Sr at L.A. Muhleisen and Son Funeral Home in Kenner, Herbert Williamson at Union Baptist Church, Rosa Bell Martin at Southside Tabernacle Baptist Church, Bonnie C. Boone at Hatcher Funeral Home chapel, Jackie Lee Henderson Sr. at Mt Harris Baptist Church, Billy Browder at Langley Pentecostal Holiness Church, and William Nevyn Rankin III at First Presbyterian Church.
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John D. Munoz Sr
L.A. Muhleisen and Son Funeral Home
Kenner
Herbert Williamson
Union Baptist Church
Rosa Bell Martin
Southside Tabernacle Baptist Church
Bonnie C. Boone
Chapel of Hatcher Funeral
Jackie Lee Henderson Sr
Mt. Harris Baptist Church
George Hansen, former Idaho congressman, dies at 83
George Hansen, a notable Idaho Republican who served seven terms in the U.S. House across the 1960s to 1980s, died at a medical center in Pocatello at age 83. Known as “George the Dragon Slayer,” he earned the nickname for opposing federal overreach while facing ethics and bank fraud convictions and a stint in prison. His career included a 1979 trip to Iran during the hostage crisis and a 1984 conviction later vacated on appeal.
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George Hansen
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Bill Hansen
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U.S. Supreme Court
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George the Dragon Slayer
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Internal Revenue Service
Feds hear strong views on offshore drilling off South Carolina
In Charleston, residents from officials to environmentalists voiced sharp opinions as the Bureau of Ocean Energy Management gathers input on proposed oil and gas leases for the Outer Continental Shelf for 2017 to 2022. Comments closed Friday, with supporters citing jobs and revenue and opponents fearing spills harming beaches and tourism. Connie Gillette of BOEM outlined the review process, noting drafts will narrow areas and a draft proposed program will be issued next year, followed by two more reductions before a final map is approved. The process spans up to three years.
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Charleston
Federal Bureau of Ocean and Energy Management
South Carolina
Connie Gillette
Veterans Affairs Administration
Charleston firms back Big Gay wedding protest auction
Charleston gay rights activists stage a charity wedding package auction to show how much business Charleston loses to South Carolina's same sex marriage ban. Alliance for Full Acceptance runs the bid event offering a $45,000 wedding weekend for a couple and 50 guests, with vendors donating invitations catering flowers photography carriage and hotel stay. This as state leaders defend the ban despite national court reversals.
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Charleston
South Carolina
Alan Wilson
Nikki Haley
Ning Auction
Alliance For Full Acceptance
Warren Redman-Gross
Alliance
SC deputy not charged in dark stop shooting misidentified cane
York County Deputy Ter rance Knox will not face charges after prosecutors ruled the February shooting of a 70-year-old North Carolina man accidental. Video shows Bobby Canipe retrieving a walking stick from his pickup. Knox feared a shotgun and fired, injuring Canipe who survived. Knox on leave, later returned to work.
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South Carolina
North Carolina
State Law Enforcement Division
Kevin Brackett
York County
Terrance Knox
Bobby Canipe
Lincolnton
Clover
Charlotte
Knox
Canipe
Feds probe cause of plane crash in Mount Pleasant
The FAA investigates a Mount Pleasant Regional Airport crash that killed two men, 20-year-old Matt Gaither of Johns Island and 33-year-old Graham Borland, a North Charleston flight instructor, who died when the small plane went down after takeoff. In Gaston, a Lexington County deputy responding to a call with lights and siren collided with another car. the deputy’s SUV flipped and a passenger was hospitalized with non serious injuries.
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Mount Pleasant
Federal Aviation Administration
Charleston County
Matt Gaither
Johns Island
Graham Borland
North Charleston
Gaston
Lexington County
Lewis McCarty
McCarty
Sheriff’s Department
Equine illness confirmed in South Carolina
The state veterinarian reported two confirmed Eastern Equine Encephalitis cases in South Carolina. A horse in Darlington County and a miniature donkey in Horry County tested positive, with two deaths nationwide last year and vaccination urged for coastal counties.
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South Carolina
Boyd Parr
Darlington County
Horry County
Parr
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