Lillie B. Key obituary with stage and screen credits
Lillie B. Key, 87, of 18 Old Field Road Boston Massachusetts, dies. Visitation is at Davis Funeral Home Ridge Spring April 3, 2015 and funeral at Jerusalem Baptist Church Ridge Spring SC. She starred in Shakespeare early, played Miss Marple in 12 TV episodes from 2004 to 2008, and appeared in Robin Hood Prince of Thieves with Costner and Rickman. Married nearly 50 years to Hugh Cruttwell, who died in 2002. Survived by two children Greg and Claudia.
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Marianne Harden obituary in Aiken South Carolina
Marianne Gregory Harden, 78, wife of James A. Harden, died Sunday February 1, 2015 at Aiken Regional Medical Centers. Funeral plans will be announced by Shellhouse Rivers Funeral Home in Aiken. Online guestbook at shellhouseriversfuneralhome.com.
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Marianne Gregory Harden
James A. Harden
Aiken Regional Medical Centers
Shellhouse Rivers Funeral Home
East Pine Log RD
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Memorial service and funeral times listed for multiple individuals
Services are scheduled on Tuesday February 3 for Frieda Raisch Wheeland at St Mary Help of Christians and Mae Thorn Eggert at Sunset Memorial Gardens with additional services for Barbara Eubanks at Hatcher Funeral Home and Cremation Service Langley Lillie Key at Jerusalem Baptist Church Ridge Spring and on Saturday February 7 for Sue Anne Eckman Gilmore at First Presbyterian Greer and Don G Ebenhack at First Presbyterian Church of Aiken.
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Frieda
Mary Raisch Wheeland
St. Mary Help of Christians Catholic Church
Mae Thorn Eggert
Sunset Memorial Gardens
Barbara Eubanks
Hatcher Funeral Home
Langley
Lillie B. Key
Jerusalem Baptist Church
Ridge Spring
Sue Anne Eckman Gilmore
First Presbyterian Church
Greer Don G. Ebenhack
First Presbyterian Church of
Aiken
Actress Geraldine McEwan dies at 82 after stroke
The family of Geraldine McEwan says the longtime actress died after treatment for a stroke. A revered theater, film, and TV performer, she played Miss Marple in 12 TV episodes and earned a BAFTA for Oranges Are Not the Only Fruit. She worked with Laurence Olivier and Albert Finney's era.
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London
Geraldine McEwan
McEwan
Miss Marple
Laurence Olivier
Albert Finney
BAFTA
Old Windsor
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Carl Djerassi dies father of birth control pill
Carl Djerassi, the Stanford chemist widely regarded as the father of the birth control pill, died at 91 in his San Francisco home from cancer complications. He led a 1951 Mexico City team that created norethindrone, a key birth control pill component, transforming women's fertility control and social norms. He later wrote about policy impacts of contraceptive research and supported art donations.
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Carl Djerassi
Djerrasi
Stanford University
Dan Stober
Djerassi
Stanford
Mexico City
U.S
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USS
Paul Klee
San Francisco Museum of Modern Art
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Marguerite Blake Wilbur
Nixon
National Medal of Science
Zare
the Chronicle
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Philip Carney
University of California
Haley urges agencies to boost collections on delinquent debts
South Carolina Governor Nikki Haley calls Cabinet agencies to maximize debt recovery from hundreds of millions owed by delinquent taxpayers. About 50 agencies and colleges may owe over 1 billion in unpaid fees fines and tuition, per Inspector General Maley.
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Nikki Haley
South Carolina
Patrick Maley
Maley
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Haley
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Rick Reames
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Lawmakers push ideas to improve tax debt collection
Rep Bill Herbkersman suggests a fee forgiveness day to recover unpaid taxes before penalties mount. Maley notes DOR leads in 2013 arrears with 594 million owed, reflecting decade-old state taxes rather than true receivables, with public colleges among top debtors.
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Bill Herbkersman
Department of Revenue
Ashley Thomas
Two headed calf preserved by Easley farmer and taxidermist
Easley dairy farmer James Anderson surprised by a red and white Holstein calf born with two heads on April 15 2012. The calf died soon after birth and was preserved by Grover Bearden of Southland Taxidermy Studio. Bearden notes the anomaly is rare and likely due to genetic mutation or developmental issues.
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Easley
James Anderson
Brian Bolt
Clemson University
Department of Animal and Veterinary Sciences
Anderson
Grover Bearden
Bearden
Southland Taxidermy Studio
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School fundraisers resume selling junk food in SC
In Greenville, Education Superintendent Molly Spearman lifted a July ban on unhealthy snacks in schools to allow limited fundraising. Districts had argued the rule hindered volunteer groups' trips and activities while the Smart Snacks act had restricted revenue. In Charleston, a driver struck two pedestrians on King Street near Recovery Room Tavern. one died at a hospital and the other's condition was unclear.
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South Carolina
Molly Spearman
Charleston
Charles Francis
Recovery Room
King Street
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