Deaths and Funerals for Multiple Area Residents
A multi-item obituary column notes deaths on Jan. 24 to Jan. 27, 2000 in Aiken Augusta Evans and surrounding areas. Chiefs include Erik George Hall 24 of Aiken with services at Cedar Creek Church, Michael Keenan 16 of Augusta, John Allen Lybrand 62 of Orangeburg, Marion Mims of Philadelphia and Edith McKay William C McKay of West Columbia, Warren Wade West of Stone Mountain, and Col Maurice D duBois retired FBI agent. Memorials and funeral homes are listed. Local survivors include spouses, children, siblings, and extended relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ciate
Aiken
Mr. Hall
James C. Hall
Barbara Kincaid Kneece
Hall
First Baptist Church
Polo Club
Joe Kneece
Allie Logan Davis
James . Hall Jr
Holly K. Hall
Charles D. Hopkins Evans
Charles D. Hopkkins
Doctors Hospital
Augusta
Brandon Wilde
Evans
Rowesvalle
Hopkins
Charles and
Mayme Gee Jennings Hopkins
Lowrey Electric Co
Williamsport
Clemson College
Michael Keenan
Michael Keen
Keenan
Monte Sano Ave
Hatcher Funeral Home
Roland Smith
Cynthia L. Cooper
Michael L Keenan
Richmond Academy
Victor Cooper
Kent Cambridge Cooper
Lina Maria Keenan
Jessica Nicole Cooper
Marion Lester
Jewell Gregory Marshall
Chester Keenan
Langley
Sarah Bitters Ellis
Graniteville
John Allen
Warren Wade
Stone Mountain
Warren Wade West
V.A. Hospital
Decatur
West
du Pont
Maurice D. duBois
FBI
Rivers Funeral Home
Elizabeth Morgan
Moreland Gardens
Baltimore
Col. duBois
Englewood Road
Mattie C. Hall
American Diabetes Association
Middleburg Drive
Columbia
Maurice
Dubois
M. Elizabeth Morgan
Batimore
Cottubo
Englewood Rat
Aken
S.C. Rosband
Esther Andersen duBois
Matto C. Hall Heath Care Center
He Funeral Home
Macburg Dr
Rivers Funeral Home, Inc
East Pine Log RO
Amen
Alon Regional Medical Cenors
Erik George Hall
Ale Logan
Hen
Janes
Hall Aken
Holy K. Halla
Joe Knoece
June Knoece
Stp
Joey Kneece
Ot Aken
Satirsay
Cedar Creek
Ew Flchars Smt
Aken Polo Cub
Cate
Alle L. Davis Educnton Fund
Aten
Amy Wil
Shellhouse Funeral Home. Inc
Hayne Ave
Auto glass measure rejected by Senate panel
The Senate Banking and Insurance Committee rejected a bill allowing insurers to offer premium discounts for windshield and glass replacement deductibles. The 9 to 6 vote stops changes that would let a $100 deductible cut annual premiums by $34, with Insulit Casualty Group pushing the bill after suing 12 glass companies for alleged inflated charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Senate Banking and Insurance Committee
Jay Specter
Insulit Casualty Group
Specter
Doors close on school buses for low income seniors
The House Education and Public Works Committee tabled a bill to let low income seniors ride school buses when space is available. Supporters said it could improve safety and provide transportation, while opponents warned of dangers and lawsuits even with SLED background checks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rouse Committee
House
Gilda Cobb-Hunter
Cobb-Hunter
House Education and Public Works Committee
Chesterfield County
Cobb- Hunter
James Gresham Barrett
R.westminster
Barrett
Elsie Rast Stuart
R-Pelion
Shirley Hinson
Goose Creek
Peaceful dock protest promised this weekend in Charleston
An injunction limits picketing outside SPA terminals to 19 people after a January melee involving Longshoremen and police. The court order prohibits intimidation or violence near the docks while allowing peaceful speech.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
North Charleston
Nordana Line
Armand Derrie
Reuben Greenberg
Spa
Condon
Dermer
Union
Washington named to fill seat on Employment Security Commission
Sen. McKinley Washington, D Ravenel, was chosen in a joint session to fill an open seat on the South Carolina Employment Security Commission. Washington will join Billy McLeod and Carole Wells, both returning to the panel. McLeod and Wells earned $91,222 last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sen
Washington
Employment Security Commission
Columbia
McKinley Washington
D-Ravenel
South Carolina Employment Security Commission
House
Senate
Billy McLeod
Carole Wells
McLeod
Wells
Stephen Sanford
R-Roebuck
John Scott Jr
D-Columbia
Edisto Presbyterian Church
GOP
Ate
Bates
State Election Commission
Curtis Brantley
J. Sam Daniels
South Carolina
Republican Party
Brantley
Subcommittee OKs charter school plan in South Carolina
A House subcommittee approved a controversial plan to expand charter schools by dropping racial composition requirements and letting state funds follow students to different districts. The proposal faces opposition from the South Carolina Education Association, which warns it could recreate segregated schools. Rep. Robert Walker defends removing quotas to enable both black and white parents to form or convert charter schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
House
South Carolina Education Association
Association
Mary Greene
South Carolina
Walker
Also Mentioned on This Page
Aiken Regional Medical Centers
Governor’s Lane
Cedar Creek Church
Richard Swift
Judy Furtick Lybrand
Karen Lybrand Fischer
Orangeburg
Jason Allen Lybrand
Summerville
Hopewell
Marion Mims
Philadelphia
Edith McKay
West Columbia
McKay
Alexandria St
Palmer Funeral Home
Saluda
William C. McKay
Mr. McKay
Urviving
Edna West
Elaine W. Gunter
Connie W. Kasputis
Snellville
Chris West
Valhalla
Roger West
Robert West
Simpsonville
Billy West
National Audubon Society
Broadway
New York
N.Y
Mildred Lloyd
DSS
Cumberland African Methodist Episcopal Church
Moses Miller
Jessamine Memorial Gardens
Lloyd
Newberry St
Jackson-Brooks Funeral Home
Karlee Allana Heath
Williston
Folk Funeral Home
Karlee
Dyson Drive
Hatcher
Keenan - Enochs
Gita
Loraine Cooper
Mont Sao ‘Avenue
Auguste
Saluday
Eyalan Shong
Fensay
Atgher Funeral Home
U'S
Hwy Langley
Napier Funeral Home
Main Street
Sammi Funeral Director
Sineral
Pine Log Road
Shelleousneral Home Inc
Charlie
Danny Martin
Chambers
Inter
Charlie Condon
Oks
Barnwell
Hearing Associates of
Dr. Aiken
Jerry
Mee