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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1990
Page
14
Notices record multiple obituaries and memorials from Wayconda North Augusta Augusta and surrounding areas. Names include Willie B Deason Ruth E Roper James Oscar Kennedy Wallace Ivan Mayson Hasting W Watts Anna Wyatt Margie Sullivan Griffin and Floyd Washington with details on dates, burial sites, funeral homes and worship officiants. Many residents and relatives are named alongside residence streets and local churches.
Obituaries published for George Miller of Windsor Washington DC and Me Hastings Wyman Watts Ler Park Aiken. George Miller died February 1990 at Barnwell Hospital with services by George Funeral Home. Watts of Vaucluse Road Aiken died February 1990 with funeral at Hollow Greek Raprise Church and burial at church cemetery. Friends may call at residence and Opal Johnson’s Alvanos Trailer Park or Hatcher Funeral Home Langley SC.
J M Posey and Sons Griffin funeral service set for February 19 1990 in Warrenville D C at Church of God with Rev Willan Same officiating Interment Langley Cemetery Langley SC Survivors include ten grandchildren and three great grandchildren Mrs Griffin to be viewed one hour before service Friends may call at residence from 7 9 PM this eve at JM Posey Sons Final Home Langley SC
The Associated Press reports that at least 80 farming operations were paid the $100,000 limit under the Disaster Assistance Act of 1988. ASCS officials say payments exceed the cap were flagged by computers, with exceptions for joint ventures and family partnerships. One example notes $380,002 to the Bureau of Indian Affairs in Minnesota, treated as a joint venture. Authorities say the list was forwarded to the OMB for review.
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