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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 2014
Page
6
Multiple memorials describe Larry Foreman 62 of Black Lick PA and Leroy Kneece 50 of Trenton SC along with Ryan Jessop 26 of Aiken SC Trughvan Usry individual services including cremation private burial and public memorials. Families and survivors listed with churches hometowns and funeral homes like Napier Posey George and Hatcher. Services held December 9 10 and 6 2014 with references to cancer leukemia and community memorials.
Ralph Baer, creator of the precursor to Pong and the Simon memory game, and leader of the team that built the first home video game console, died at his Manchester home at 92. Born in Germany, he escaped the Holocaust and later developed The Brown Box for Sanders Associates, licensed by Magnavox as the Odyssey.
Heyward Ronell Ron Cotton Jr 54 of Clearwater SC son of Heyward R Sr and Neely McGee Cotton entered into rest on Sunday December 7 2014 He was a truck driver and U S Air Force veteran An avid motorcycle enthusiast his children Kristin Ryan Gish Melbourne FL Kevin Mueller NY and Hunter Cotton Clearwater sister Bonnie Randy Kuhlmann Flower Mound TX and grandchildren Riley Declan Raegan Gish A Celebration of Life will be December 11 2014 at 1 pm at Hatcher Funeral Home and Sunset Memorial Gardens Graniteville SC Interment follows The family will greet friends December 10 2014 from 4 to 6 pm at the funeral home site
Annie Ann Mildred Johnson Jackson, 79, of Aiken, widow of Walter R. Jackson, daughter of Huber and Lovie Johnson, entered eternal rest on Friday December 5, 2014 after a long illness. Survived by children and grandchildren. Services to be announced by Posey Funeral Directors.
The Aiken Standard prints obituary notices daily with up to ten lines free the first run. Further lines incur a fee. Information is supplied by funeral homes and printed as provided. Homes may add details and arrange charges. Deadline is 5 p.m. daily. For more info call 803-648-2311.
Obituary notices list funeral services for several individuals with service times and locations including Trughvan L Usry at Clearwater First Baptist Church Millbrook Baptist James Frederick Sides at Millbrook Baptist Church The Rev Earl W Satcher at Hatcher Funeral Home Langley Leroy K Kneece at Napier Funeral Home Graniteville Heyward Rowell Ron Cotton Jr at Hatcher Funeral Home Langley William J Bill Randorff at St Paul Lutheran Church
South Carolina State University will get 12 million over three years from the state's reserves after the Budget and Control Board approved the plan by a 3-1 vote. The move, aimed at paying overdue bills, raises questions about solvency and whether repayment is required. Governor Haley criticized the lack of conditions and accountability. The funding, described as a gift by Haley, will deliver 6 million this year, 4 million in 2015-16, and 2 million in 2016-17.
The South Carolina Transportation Commission approved the Statewide Multimodal Transportation Plan projecting the state will need about 60 billion dollars more on roads over the next 25 years, money the state does not have. Public hearings held earlier this year informed the plan.
Berkeley Electric Cooperative members in Charleston oppose proposed tighter CO2 emission standards for power plants. More than 51,000 comments opposing the rules were submitted to the government, per The Post and Courier.
A multi trillion budget outlines roughly 70 billion dollars for transportation with about 60 billion dedicated to road projects, signaling a focus on highway and roadway infrastructure nationwide.
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