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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 2011
Page
6
Obituary notice lists Tony Prosser Camron and Grace Aizen among mourners. Funeral service details announced with memorial arrangements and dates in Greenville First Baptist and local funeral homes. Family members, friends, and communities are urged to attend and pay respects.
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The notice describes a funeral service for Carol Jean Rigby of New Ellenton South Carolina, details of a memorial for 92 year old Carol including a 7:00 PM service at Shellhouse Funeral Home, and references to her long residence in Aiken area and pioneering work with the SCDOT. It also mentions the death of former U.S. Senator James McClure of Idaho at age 86, noting his career in Idaho politics and chairmanship of the Energy Committee.
Chapel of Dvapeer Funeral Home announces services for Petey Jean Tooke Key 2 Pan. Obituary notes Kathrys Virtas Semart and Hightower in recollections at Wesley United Vets Church, with mixed references to speakers and events.
AP reports Newt Gingrich moves toward a presidential bid with support from former officials. He seeks backing from conservative and Southern states, aiming to bolster a 2012 or later campaign. Some aides, speaking on background, describe plans and timing for a formal announcement.
The state government signals reluctance to grant Amazon a promised tax incentive as officials discuss policy questions. Reports indicate Carolina revenue officials say they cannot address specific queries about QVC while debates over sales tax and potential revenue impacts continue.
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