Marines Mourn Fallen Matt Dillon and Closest Friends
The article recalls Marine Lance Cpls. Budd M Cote Clinton J Miller and Matt Dillon who died while serving with Marine Wing Support Squadron 373 in Miramar California. Neal Dillon, Matt’s father, shares memories of Matt and his brother Michael, their family’s grief, and plans for a joint memorial in Aiken South Carolina near Millbrook Baptist Church.
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Lance
Budd M. Cote
Marana
Ariz
Clinton J. Miller
Greenfield
Town
Marine Wing Support Squadron
Marine Wing Support Group 37
3Rd Marine Aircraft Wing
1 Marine Expeditionary Force
Marine Corps Air Station
Miramar
Calif
Neal Dillon
Miller
Matt
Neal
Lucy
Michal
Marine Wing
California
Aiken
Millbrook Baptist Church
Dover
Del
Columbia
Dillon
Michael Dillon
Michael
Marine Corps
Riverside
United States
Robert
Army National Guard
Batalion
Charlie Company
Graniteville
Iraq
National Guard Unt
Rolling Stone Magazine
Dillons
Mat
Creekside Subdivision
Arlington National Cemetery
Aikens
Rob Novit
Movitlaaikenstandard.com
City Leader Reflects on Growing Future Leaders
Cavanaugh, the senior elected official, says leadership is a work in progress and stresses listening to constituents. He cites internal career paths like Kenny Cook and Pete Frommer, noting internal growth preserves talent and keeps turnover low.
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Cavanaugh
Kenny Cook
Cook
Aiken
Pete Frommer
Gay ‘Frommer
Fie
Philip Lord
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Smoking Ban Sparks Countywide Debate and Litigation
Greenville City Council faces a lawsuit over a smoking ban set for Jan 1 enforcement. Columbia waits on litigation to decide enforcement. Aiken County would extend bans to all public places including restaurants and bars. Council members McKenzie Butler and Smith backed moving the issue to full council. Smith cited American Lung Association data on deaths from secondhand smoke. county administrator Killian will gather data before the Jan 9 meeting.
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Greenville City Counci
City of
Columbia
Aiken County
Smith
LaVana McKenzis
Eddie Butler
American Lung Association
America
Aiken
Clay Killian
Philip Lord
Casper helps build university from 212 to 3200 students
Alexander recalls Bill Casper as a key founder who established a two year program and laid the groundwork for a four year campus at Banksia. He oversaw growth from 212 students in 1963 to a thriving institution by the late 1970s and remained involved until retirement. Funeral plans are pending.
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Bill Casper
Alexander Sai
Aiken Standard
Casper
Banksia
Aiken County Museum
Alexander
Rob Novit
Movit
Aikenstandard.com
Murder charge dropped against man who claimed seven killings
In Harrisonville Missouri a man who said he lured drug dealers to a remote cabin then killed them and scattered remains faced a first degree murder charge. Anthropologists found only 50 human fragments from a professional anatomical specimen, leading to the charge being replaced with felony counts from a failed carjacking. The costly probe spanned more than a week with hundreds of fragments, a hatchet, and extensive searches.
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Harrisonville
Missouri
Teresa Hensley
Michael Shaver
Shaver
Henley
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