Deaths and Funerals in Charlotte and Area
Obituaries from Charlotte and surrounding South Carolina towns detail John Francis DuVall 87 of Charlotte died January 14 2005 at Carolinas Medical Center University. Surviving sons Daniel and David and others. services January 18 at University City United Methodist Church with interment Sunset Memory Gardens. Memorials to University City Methodist Church. Also Ernestine O Banion Eidson 80 of Graniteville dies January 17 2005 survived by daughters Zell Eidson Fraga Nora Eidson Seymour and others. funeral January 19 Napier Funeral Home Graniteville with burial Graniteville Cemetery. A Wagener service list includes Robert Hart Drane and Crane family notices and Emma Mitchum 97 formerly of North Augusta with funeral at Pine Grove Baptist Church.
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Charlotte
N.C
John Francis “Frank” DuVall
Carolinas Medical Center University
DuVall
Weston
W.va
Olive James DuVall
David C. DuVall
Frank
University City
Arco Oil
Prudo Bay
Alaska
John Francis DuVall
University City United Methodist Church
Sunset Memory Gardens
Daniel Francis DuVall
Susan
David Reed DuVall
Glenn DuVall
Guy DuVall
University City Methodist Church
West Sugar Creek Road
McEwen
Derita Chapel
Ernestine O’banion Eidson
Jewell Cogdill
Pickens
David Seymour
Kevin Seymour
Chris Fraga
Eidson
Aiken County
Napier Funeral Home
Leroy Beard
Charlie Kelley
Graniteville
Kenneth Paradise
Johnny Hodson
Howell Marchant
Zell Fraga
Laurel Drive
Emma Cockrell Mitchum
Pine Grove Baptist Church
North Augusta
Chapel of Napier Funeral Home
Wagener
Robert Hart Drane
George Funeral Homes
Park Ave
S.W. Aiken
Mr. Crane
Greensboro
Williston
United States Coast Guard
Florida
Pauline O’byle Crane
Kevin Crane
Valhalla
Joy Willis
Lake Ann
Mich
Stephanie Priddy
Woodbridge
John Wesley Mitchum
John W. Mitchum
Stiefeltown
Ben Mitchum
Robert Mitchum
Warrenville
Louise Brown
Cary
Sonny Mitchum
Mike Mitchum
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The
Aiken Standard
House bill aims at property tax relief with sale-based reassessments
Columbia Rep Townsend pushes a bill to allow reassessments only when residential property is sold or transferred to slow tax hikes. Gov Sanford vetoed a 20 percent cap, arguing it ignores fair market value. Townsend says buyers would bear actual value. A House subcommittee will hear the bill Tuesday as critics warn caps could shift costs to others.
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Columbia
Ronnie Townsend
Mark Sanford
Sanford
Townsend
Randerson
House
South Carolina Chamber of Commerce
Julie Horton
Chamber
Vida Miller
D-Pawleys Island
Miller
March remembers King Day rally amid protests and debates
Speakers quoted slain civil rights leader Martin Luther King Jr and urged action on education funding and racial disparities. The NAACP presses Gov. Sanford to submit an equitable school funding plan while critics oppose tax credits for private schools. A convergence of supporters and opponents lines State House grounds as marchers call for economic justice and the flag issue persists.
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White
Hayes
NAACP
Mark Sanford
Inez Tenenbaum
Dick Riley
Sanford
Riley
Clinton
Bush
Iraq
United States
State House
Martin Luther King
Larry Salley
League of the South
Salley
AME
John Hurst Adams
U.S
Lindsey Graham
R-S.c
Columbia Urban League
South Carolina
South Carolina considers bans on lawyer advertising nicknames
A state ethics panel weighing new rules could bar attorneys from using nicknames like the heavy hitter or the strong arm and could prohibit client testimonials about settlements. The rules would hold ads to factual standards and may trigger sanctions for false claims. A public hearing is planned for Wednesday morning.
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Charleston
South Carolina
Tim Bouch
State Supreme Court
Rules Commission
Bill Green
Akim Anastopoulo
Green
Anastopoulo
lawmakers push uniform nonpartisan school elections
A South Carolina lawmaker proposes starting in 2006 a uniform nonpartisan method for electing local school board members. The plan, backed by the South Carolina School Boards Association, faces opposition from Rep. Jackie Hayes and mirrors varied county practices across the state.
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Columbia
South Carolina
Spartanburg
Bob Walker
Walker
South Carolina School Boards Association
Scott Price
Association
Jackie Hayes
Dhamer
Hayes
Dillon
Latta
Lake View
Dillon County
Dillon High School
Dillon's
Chester
Georgetown
Horry and
Lee
Clarendon County
John Land
D-Manning
Alex Harvin
Summerton
Portsafety training aimed at preventing terrorism threats
Unitec secures a 7 million federal contract to train port communities at 24 ports nationwide. Retired Coast Guard commander Fred White and former Charleston Harbor Master Gary Merrick lead a six person team to run two year seminars and drills on threat recognition and emergency response for police port officials and medics.
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Charleston
Unitec
Virginia
Coast Guard
Fred White
Port of
White
Merrick
New York
Washington, D.C
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First Presbyterian Cemetery
Salisbury
Pine Log Road
Aiken
Bill
Kingdom Builders
Allondra Stroman
South Carolina State Museum
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