Mary Jane Klein Burton dies at 83 in Aiken
Funeral services for Mary Jane Klein Burton of Aiken will be held at St John’s United Methodist Church with interment at Sunset Memory Gardens. The widow of Hugh Burton and former U.S.C.A. secretary, she leaves a son, grandchildren, and great grandchildren. Memorials to the American Cancer Society urged.
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Mary Jane Klein Burton
St. John's United Methodist Church
Aiken
Eugene Mullikin
Doug Gilliland
Bill Cole
Danny Turno
Davia Turno
John White
Mark Pitts
Ladies Auxiliary
Sunset Memory Gardens
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Burton
Hugh Burton
Carriage Hills Plantation
Fairbury
Neb
U.S.C.A
David
Carol Burton
Beth
Tim Crabb
Michael
Serena Burton
Kimberly Sharpe
Maryhelen Burton
American Cancer Society
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Aliev, Azerbaijani Leader, Dies at Cleveland Clinic
Former Azerbaijani president Geidar Aliev, a KGB general and longtime leader who suppressed dissent and built a strongman image, died at the Cleveland Clinic. He led Azerbaijan from 1969 to 1982 as Communist Party chief and later became president in 1993, with mixed assessments of elections and shifting ties among Russia the United States.
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South Carolina considers state recognition of American Indians
A public hearing by the Minority Affairs Commission heard support and concerns on proposed rules to allow state recognition of American Indian tribes in South Carolina. The plan would create a five member recognition panel and advisory group, with costs around 60000 dollars, and allow access to some federal programs while prohibiting gambling and land-suit actions for recognized groups.
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S.C
South Carolina
State Minority Affairs Commission
U.S
Jonathan Leader
Departments of Education, Labor and Housing and Urban Development
William Goins
United Tribes of
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Harold Hatcher
Minority Affairs Commission
Robert Chastain
The
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Chastain
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Keith Pounds
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Border Patrol Academy Upgraded to Federal Training Center
Charleston becomes Federal Law Enforcement Training Center site as the Border Patrol Academy expands with new dormitories ranges and classrooms. About 26 million dollars will fund the project and 1 000 students may train there while initial training shifts to Glynco Georgia for other agencies.
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Border Patrol
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D-S.c
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Americans Buy Foreign Goods Drive Record Trade Gap
U S imports surged to a record 129.7 billion in October as demand for foreign cars clothing and toys rose. The overall trade deficit reached 41.8 billion up from 41.3 billion in September signaling a continued gap that could top 490 billion for the year. Exports also climbed to the highest in 2 1/2 years.
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U.S
China
Commerce Department
America
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