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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Aug 21, 2003

Page

6

Deaths and Funerals List

Kenneth Eugene Goad Jr Summerville 11 a m St Marys Help of Christians Catholic Church Elizabeth W Owens Wright Williston 3 p m Folk Funeral Home Chapel Joe Jones Jr St Albans N Y 10 a m New Hope Lutheran Church Chester Head Stevens Jr Gloverville 3 p m Good Hope Baptist Church Cemetery

Kenneth Eugene Goad Jr Summerville St. Mary’s Help of Christians Catholic Church Elizabeth W. Owens Wright Williston Folk Funeral Home Joe Jones Jr St. Albans N.Y New Hope Lutheran Church Chester Stevens Jr Gloverville Good Hope Baptist Church

Obituaries for Jones and Stevens Jr in New York and South Carolina

Mrs Joe Jones Jr 73 died Aug 15 2003 in Brooklyn. Funeral at New Hope Lutheran Jamaica NY burial Calverton National Cemetery. Chester Head Stevens Jr died Aug 17 2003. Graveside service 3 PM at Good Hope Baptist Church Cemetery Aiken officiated by Rev Earl Satcher. Napier Funeral Home Graniteville.

St. Albans N.Y Joe Jones Jr Brooklyn New Hope Lutheran Church Jamaica Calverton National Cemetery Long Island Lawanza Denice Wise 3Rd St Albans Jackson-Brooks Fairfield St Aiken Gloverville Chester

Aiken Standard Obituary Notice Policy

The Aiken Standard outlines daily obituary notices up to sixteen lines printed for free on first run. Submissions come from funeral homes and are editable for style. Deadline is 9 00 p m daily and additional lines incur a fee. Call 648 2311 for details.

The Aiken Standard

Budget board trims $43 million with reserve draw

State agencies must reduce spending by 43 million this year using reserves to cover a 22 million deficit from last year and a 155 million gap for the year ending June 2002. Education Department set aside 17.6 million as part of midyear cuts. Gov. Sanford pressed for deeper 4 percent cuts to protect credit ratings amid worries from Moody's about two-year deficits.

Columbia Education Department Jim Foster Mark Sanford Richard Eckstrom Eckstrom Moody's Investor Services Moody’s Budget and Control Board Sanford Board

Agencies told to set aside 1 percent of budgets

The Budget and Control Board ordered state agencies to reserve 1 percent of their budgets to cover a revenue shortfall and a $22 million deficit from the prior fiscal year. Education leads cuts at $17.6 million, followed by Health and Human Services, Corrections, and Mental Health.

State Budget and Control Board Education Department Health and Human Services Department Corrections Department Mental Health Department University of South Carolina Columbia Department of Health and Environmental Control Department of Public Safety Department of Social Services South Carolina Budget and Control Board Office of State Budget

Sanford keeps cabinet meetings open after initial denial

Sanford maintains openness of Cabinet sessions following a disputed first access denial. Board lawyer Ed Evans argued no authority to repay a 155 million dollar deficit while Sanford’s legal counsel Henry White warned action would be hard to defend. House Ways and Means Chair Harrell stressed legality and constitutional bounds. Senate Finance Chair Leatherman said only the Legislature can address the old deficit.

Sanford Ed Evans Henry White House Ways and Means Bobby Harrell Charleston Harrell Senate Hugh Leatherman Florence

Coast Guard MSST 91106 Tests Readiness In Charleston Exercise

Maritime Safety and Security Team 91106 based in Staten Island conducted a three day readiness exercise in Charleston testing rapid response to terrorism and interdiction scenarios. Crews role played gate breaches and uncooperative reporters while laser systems and M16s simulated real threats to sharpen Coast Guard response.

Charleston Coast Guard Staten Island N.Y World Trade Center Camp Lejeune N.C Cmdr Dimitri Delgado MSST Maritime Safety and Security Team Seattle Hampton Roads Los Angeles Galveston Texas Tony Russell Miami Charleston Naval Base

Detectives arrest parents in 1991 child death case

Detectives in Hernando County say Megan LeeAnn Pratt died from abuse in 1991 and her mother Vicki Schober and stepfather Jesse Schober have been arrested on first degree murder charges. They were captured in Wisconsin and Illinois and await extradition to Florida.

Tampa Fla Hernando County Megan LeeAnn Pratt Vicki Anne Schober Nekoosa Wis Jesse James Schober Elgin Florida Megan Sarah Mowery Agnor Schobers Mowery Sheriff's Office Joe Paez Paez Wisconsin

Charleston vegetable research center boosts federal Clemson collaboration

A $20.5 million federal building in Charleston houses about 85 USDA and Clemson staff. The center expands joint work on key vegetable crops with 200+ improved varieties created, including Charleston Gray watermelon and Wando pea, marking a major advance in agricultural science.

Charleston Federal US Agriculture Department Clemson University Claude Thomas Usda Vegetable Laboratory Federal Lab Clemson Center Joseph Jen USDA Jen Clemson

Lowcountry shelter reports large property sale unaccounted funds

Good Samaritan Mission filed an amended 2001 federal tax return with the South Carolina secretary of state, noting a major property reduction from 420858 to 15000 and a 278000 sale proceeds mystery after North Charleston code violations led to the shutdown of several mission homes in February 2000.

Zation Good Samaritan Mission South Carolina Secretary of State’s Office the Post and Courier North Charleston

Man Arrested for Church Fire in Travelers Rest

Greenville County sheriff s office charges 20 year old Antonio Jermaine Brown of Travelers Rest with second degree arson for starting a fire in a second floor classroom at St Luke United Methodist Church during a revival meeting using a disposable lighter.

Greenville Greenville County Sheriff’s Office Travelers Rest Antonio Jermaine Brown Brown St. Luke United Methodist Church

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