Deaths & Funerals Show Wide Readership Notices
Multiple obituaries from North Augusta Langley and surrounding areas list Jessie Ergie Blair and Egle, Eric, and others. Details include survivors, funeral times at Hillview Baptist Church, Sunset Memory Gardens, and Napier Funeral Home with graveside services, memorials, and visiting hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie Ergie
North Augusta
Jessie Mae Sanders Ergie
Leonel Blanton
L.B.” Erele Sr
Hillview Baptist Church
Sunset Memory Gardens
Nona Claire Trowbridge
Lynn Johnson
Beverly Quarles
Sam” Ergle Jr
Belinda Pratt Hatcher
Highway 1
Langley
Mr. Rikard
101St Airborne
Michael and
Tracy Rikard Cheshire
Walterboro
Jean Rikard Best
Columbia
Michael A. Cheshire
Melissa Elizabeth Cheshire
Tyler James Cheshire
American Heart Association
Percival Road
S.C
Diabetes Association
Middleburg Drive
Napier Funeral Home
Main St
Graniteville
Blanche Lowe Toole
Samuel S. Toole Jr
Roland Smith
Lansley Cemetery
Aiken County
Ruby Watts Lowe Cobb
Woodrow Lowe
Snaron ‘Vasquez
Gene Wilson
Akien Standard Obituary Policy Update
The Akien Standard publishes daily obituary notices with free printing for up to 16 lines per notice. Notices may be edited for style and are submitted by funeral homes. Deadlines are 8 15 a m weekdays and 7 30 p m weekends. call 648 2311 for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
He Akien Standard
Last man charged in Allen murder to enter plea
The last of 10 men charged in the 1969 York race riot killing of Lillie Belle Allen plans to plead guilty to lesser charges. Ezra Slick, 52, is set for a January 29 plea, similar to a prior defendant. A judge must approve the agreement. Jury selection begins March 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen
Harrisburg
York
Richard Robinson
Ezra Slick
Charlie Robertson
Robertson
Schad
West Nile virus may spread further in South Carolina
Health officials say normal rainfall after years of drought could boost West Nile presence in South Carolina this year. Dr. Art Wozniak notes the virus was detected in 22 of 46 counties last year, mainly in birds, horses, and mosquitoes, with one human case in Union County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
South Carolina
Art Wozniak
State Public Health Laboratory
Columbia
Union County
Wozniak
New York
California
Canada
Centers For Disease Control and Prevention
Journal of the
American Medical Association
Ment of Health and Environmental Control
Myrtle Beach approves first licensed body piercing parlor
Elite Body Piercing Clinic will open as Myrtle Beach grants five licenses after years of restrictions. Owners Paul Rogers and Robert Lanz promise 28 hour operations if inspections pass and emphasize extensive training including CPR and blood borne pathogen safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Beach
Ocean Boulevard
Paul Rogers
Robert Lanz
Rogers
Lanz
Grand Strand
State Department of Health and Environmental Control
MoveOn Revives Daisy Ad Against Iraq War
MoveOn.org in San Francisco releases a 30 second Daisy style ad warning nuclear risk if war in Iraq proceeds. The spot echoes the 1964 Johnson campaign image with a girl, countdown, mushroom cloud, and a plea to let inspections work. It airs in 13 cities at about $400,000 while organizers push for national discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Iraq
MoveOn.org
Johnson
Barry Goldwater
United States
Soviet Union
Bush
Eli Pariser
MoveOn.ore
Kath
Jeen Hall Jamieson
Annenberg School of Communication
University of Pennsylvania
Barbara O'Connor
California State University
Institute For the Study of
Clinton
Charleston Raises Heights to Protect Medical University Site
Charleston City Council approved taller building limits up to about 200 feet in the medical district to keep the Medical University of South Carolina downtown. The change aims to ease hospital expansion while addressing transportation and drainage with city support, signaling a balance between urban design and campus needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
Medical University of South Carolina
Medical University
University
Michael ‘Maher
Civic Design Center
Maher
ACE Basin protected area grows by 370 acres
The Nature Conservancy says 370 more acres in the ACE Basin have been conserved via a easement, joining about 870 acres protected in total as part of a new park plan. Four property owners donated the conservation easement to support the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walterboro
Ace Basin
Nature Conservancy
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Arthur Rikard
Leona Dickert Rikard
Batesburg
DuPont Co
Savannah River
Rikard
Fairview Presbyterian Church
North Augusta Country Club
Belvedere Masons
Augusta National Golf Club
James A. Rikard
Belvedere
Pineview
Terri Spires
Karen Moutzouris
Donna Simon
Skylar Toole
Gloverville
Stacey Toole
Brandon ‘Toole
Eugene Hancock
Clearwater
Donald W. Lowe
Royal Lowe
Shirley L. Smith
Toole
Christopher Pritchett
Jay Wilhelm
Ronald Toole
Brad Farmer
Steven Toole
Lee McCrary
Clarence Moxley
Raymond Bailey
Allie Zeigler
Baltimore
Allie Mae Ellison Wilson Zeigler
Jonquil Ave
Union Memorial Hospital
Smyrna Baptist Church
Springfield
Maxwell Goodman
James Holiday
Zegler
Zeigler
New Covenant Baptist Church
Queens Village
N.Y
New Psalmist Baptist Church
Gloria Wilson Shelton
Elnora Massey
Frank Johnson
Plaster Leon Ellison Jr
Martha Ellison Oliver
St. Albans
Ellison Estates Road
Salley
Fulmer
Lineral
Pine Log Road
Aiken
Main Street
Wim
Sammie
Napier Funeral Director
Agreemen
Robinson
York Consecuta
Tior
Tom Kelley
Slick
Lillie Belle Allen
Henry Schad
West Nile
Daisy
Texington County
Lexington County
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Gary Klusty
Klusty
Swansea
Abbie Cochran
Animal Services
Joe Mergo
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