Deaths and Funerals List Includes Owens Wright Service
Elizabeth Widener Owens Wright will be buried at Williston Cemetery after a Folk Funeral Home service at 3 p.m. Aug 21 2003 with visitation 6-8 p.m. tonight. Other obituaries note Chester Stevens Jr and a large list of local survivors and memorial preferences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williston
Elizabeth Widener Owens Wright
Folk Funeral Home
Carolina
Gloverville
Chester
Stevens Jr
Chester A. Stevens
Esther O’banion Stevens
Betty Crosby
Pinopolis
Roy Stevens
Walter Stevens
Goose Creek
Robert Snipes
Sean Burkett
Don Toole
Bud Snipes Jr
George Wood
Louis Courtney
Langley
Aiken County
Dow Home Services
Good Hope Baptist Church
Aiken
Earl Satcher
Chris Craig
Ben Lott
Tony Toole
Harley Crosby
Bannon Crosby
Napier Funeral Home
Main St
Graniteville
Kenneth Eugene Goad Jr
Summerville
St. Mary's Help of Christians Catholic Church
Elizabeth W. Owens Wright
Elizabethtown mourns Jean Huddleston former senator's wife dies
Jean Huddleston 76, wife of former U S Senator Walter D Dee Huddleston, died after a short illness. Born Shelby County, she married Walter in 1947 Crestwood. She was a member of the Ladies of the Senate and International Club in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabethtown
Jean Huddleston
U.S
Walter D
Dee” Huddleston
Huddleston
Shelby County
Walter Huddleston
Crestwood
Ladies of the Senate
The
International Club
Washington
U.S. Senate
Louie B. Nunn
Mitch McConnell
South Carolina budget board weighs deficits and reserves
SC budget board to tackle 177 million dollars in two year deficits and a 108 million shortfall in current year revenues. Gov. Sanford and Comptroller Eckstrom push immediate cuts, while legal advice delays decisions as lawmakers discuss tapping the rainy day fund and potential 1 percent agency budget reductions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
South Carolina
Budget and Control Board
House
Ways and Means Committee
Bobby Harrell
Charleston
Budget Board
Mark Sanford
Richard Eckstrom
Eckstrom
Sanford
Senate Finance Committee
Hugh Leatherman
Florence
Leatherman
Harrell
Trav Robertson
Grady Patter
Patterson
Don Weaver
South Carolina Association of Taxpayers
AAA
Weaver
Robertson
Mental Health agency cuts waiting list nearly eliminated
The South Carolina Mental Health Department reports the waiting list of about 70 mentally ill people awaiting treatment has shrunk to three and should be eliminated soon. Judge Henry Floyd urged a hearing after administrative problems were blamed. Budget cuts were discussed, with agency officials citing reorganized staff and leadership changes as keys to progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
State
Binkley
Gintoli
Dave Almeida
South Carolina
National Alliance For the Mentally Ill
Juvenile Justice agency trims 29 positions in restructure
The Juvenile Justice Department plans to cut 29 jobs as part of a restructuring, mainly in the Rehabilitation Division, saving just over $1 million in salaries. Most cuts come from three Broad River Road programs behind the same fence, with no impact on front line staff. Workers may seek other agency positions, including newly created guard roles funded by a $7 million boost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Juvenile Justice Department
Bill Byars
Byars
Department
Juvenile Justice
Broad River Road
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Elizabeth W. C. Wright
Chester Stevens
Dancel L
Dan” Temples
Augusta
Shiloh
David Walter Allen
Marie Payne Frazier
Johnston
Pleasant Lane
Edgefield
Lewis John Stallings Sr
Beech Island
Green Pond
Sunes al
Pine Log Road
Main Street
Sammie" Napier
W. Bernard Richland
NEW York
Richland
Liverpool
England
United States
Samuel Seabury
Jimmy Walker
New York University
Whilehouse
John Wade
Ate Uta
Richland Ave
E. Aiken
Cur
Cumbee Funeral Home
Aiken Coun
Y & Saluda County
David P. Farr
East Main Street
Ridge Spring
John D. Mathis Clu
Chfc Assurance
Parkshore North Columbia
George
Ray
Alicia Wisotski
Chapel 211 Park Avenue
Southside Chapel
Whiskey Road
Georgefuneralhomes.com
Treye Sharpe
Ray Wisotski
Dale Rogers
Tamara Campbell
Paul Kitchens
Alicia Visotski
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