Deaths and Funerals in South Carolina Notices
Obituaries list five local figures including Clara Bangert Cantagi 92 of Aiken Carl S Payne 85 of North Augusta James Edward Porter Sr 61 of Bath and Arthur Harold Reames 52 of Bath Funeral details note services at Lakeside Baptist Church Sunset Memorial Gardens Hatcher Funeral Home and online memorials remain available.
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North Augusta
Carl S. Payne
S.C
Minnie Davis Payne
Lakeside Baptist Church
Clearwater
Bill Reese
John George
Sunset Memorial Gardens
Graniteville
Hatcher
U.S. Hwy
Langley
Bath
James Edward Porter
Jeanette Harris Porter
Hatcher Funeral Home
Jack Scott
U.S
Hwy. 1
Arthur Harold Reames
Brad Allen Butler
Rosemont
Newberry
Carl Stephen Payne
James Edward Porter Sr
Joseph S. Tomaini 1929 2020 obituary in Aiken South Carolina
Joseph S. Tomaini of Aiken South Carolina died Saturday December 30 at home. Born January 5 1929 in Long Branch New Jersey he retired in 1991 from Fort Monmouth after 20 years federal service and was a Fourth Degree Knight with Knights of Columbus. He is survived by his wife Camille and daughter Christina Edwards both of Aiken. Memorials to the American Heart Association. Services private. Shellhouse Rivers Funeral Home in Aiken listed.
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Joseph S. Tomaini
Aiken
S.C
Long Branch
N.J
Margaret M
Joseph J. Tomaini
Tomaini
Fort Monmouth
Atlantic Fire Company
Knights of Columbus
Camille L. Tomaini
Christina
Robert Edwards
American Heart Association
Middleburg Drive
Columbia
Shellhouseriversfuneralhome
Shellhouse Rivers Funeral Home, Inc
East Pine Log Road
Aiken, S.C
Obituary for Gerald Spurlock
Gerald Spurlock entered into rest Saturday December 30 2006 funeral arrangements are incomplete and will be announced later Napier Funeral Home continues the service schedule.
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George Funeral Home & Cremation Center
GeorgeFuneralHomes.com
Gerald Spurlock
Napier Funeral Home
Graniteville
S.C
Annie Barton Welch Funeral Service Notice
The funeral memorial service for Mrs. Annie Barton Welch will be held Wednesday January 3 2007 at 3 p.m. in the Chapel of Napier Funeral Home with the Rev. Gene Wilson officiating.
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Annie Barton Welch
Napier Funeral Home
Gene Wilson
Government boosts safety push for leafy greens nationwide
Food safety focus widens after spinach and lettuce outbreaks with calls to consolidate federal oversight. California farmers consider stricter labeling. New Jersey forms a task force to boost grower safety as industry groups push for voluntary guidelines before spring planting.
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Trenton
N.J
Congress
California
New Jersey
David Acheson
Food and Drug Administration
Bob Ehart
National Association of State Departments of Agriculture
Ehart
U.S
Bryan Silbermann
Produce Marketing Association
Jim Gorny
United Fresh Produce Association
Gorny
Joe Shoemaker
Dick Durbin
D-Nl
FDA
Acheson
Andrew Kimbrell
Center For Food Safety
Kimbrell
Bush Administration
One Laptop Per Child's XO laptop aims for child friendly interface
The XO computer designed for about 150 dollars targets children in Thailand and Libya with a novel Linux based system. It uses icons that reveal names or photos and lets students chat and collaborate while avoiding typical office oriented features. Leader Nicholas Negroponte stresses education over office style use.
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Cambridge
Mass
Thailand
Libya
Advanced Micro Devices Inc
Nicholas Negroponte
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Media Lab
NYC Officer Wounded in Queens Bank Robbery Shootout
Two masked men fled a Queens bank in a bold robbery that ended in a gunfight after an off duty officer, John Lopez, chased them. Lopez was shot in the thigh but fired back, wounding one suspect who remains in critical condition. A second suspect hid under a parked car with cash and was arrested. Authorities say the pair are repeat felons tied to two earlier bank heists this month.
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New York
Queens
John Lopez
Michael Bloomberg
Lopez
Raymond Kelly
Joseph Pennington
Dion Mines
Burmese python attacks snake handler at Tarpon Springs Aquarium
Alison Cobianchi, 18, was wrapped by a 14-foot Burmese python named Chloe during a snake demonstration at Tarpon Springs Aquarium. Police stunned the reptile to release her. The show was canceled indefinitely as Cobianchi recovered and the animal was removed.
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Tarpon Springs
Fla
Alison Cobianchi
Tarpon Springs Aquarium
Cobianchi
Chloe
Scott Conger
Scott
Obituary Notice Policy At Aiken Standard
The Aiken Standard prints obituary notices with up to 16 lines free the first run. Further lines incur a fee. Funeral homes submit notices and may edit for style. Deadline is 7 p.m. daily. For more information call 648 2311.
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Aiken Standard
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Sea Mist Farms
Doug Mosebar
California Farm Bureau Federation
Castroville
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Carolina First
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