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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 2003
Page
6
Multiple obituaries and funeral notices from Aiken area churches and funeral homes detail services for Elizabeth S Broderick Crayton Hopkins Lominick and others. The items list funeral times, church locations, burial plans, survivors, and memorial gifts to local churches and charities.
The Aiken Standard publishes obituary notices with guidelines: up to 16 lines printed free the first time, additional lines for a fee. notices submitted by funeral homes and edited for style. funeral homes assist with details and charges. Deadline is 8 15 a.m. weekdays and 7 30 p.m. weekends. Call 648 2311 for more information.
Dr. Robert Lominick a longtime Aiken pharmacist and former owner of Lominick Drug died at his Lake Murray home after an extended illness. A graduate of USC School of Pharmacy he arrived in Aiken in the 1960s to work for Leonard Browder and later opened his own store. He lived with his wife Ann since the mid 1990s and was active in the Rotary Club and St Thaddeus Episcopal Church.
A local man pleaded guilty to distribution of crack cocaine with three charges including distribution near a school. Circuit Judge Joan Kittredge sentenced John Henry Cullum to near half of the 15 year state recommendation, ordered a $100,000 fine reduced to civil judgment, and credited time served from June arrest. The conviction triggers a first strike under the Three Strikes Law. Cullum must serve at least 85 percent of the sentence.
The South Carolina House approved the Youth Access to Tobacco Prevention Act of 2003, making minors who buy or possess tobacco products liable to fines or community service. Current law penalizes only retailers. sponsor Rep. Scott Talley argues the measure deter youth use and curb rising health care costs borne by taxpayers.
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