Obituary notices and funeral services from Aiken area
Garne da Vestal Bennett will be laid to rest at First Baptist Church with interment at Aiken Memorial Cemetery. Marvin Dwight Davis of Graniteville, 58, died January 26 2008, with services at Langley Pentecostal Holiness Church and burial in Graniteville Cemetery. Ann Lorraine Freeman graveside service today in Aiken Memorial Gardens. George Funeral Homes notes several local obituaries including Mary A Girouard and Rufus J Jennings Sr with services and memorials details. Additional notices cover Jobe E Wood of Lexington and Maggie Washington of Williston with funeral plans.
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Marvin D. Davis
Graniteville
Marvin Dwight Davis
Brenda Steele Davis
Select Specialty Hospital
Augusta
Tucker
Langley Pentecostal Holiness Church
Charles Gene’ Brown
Dwight Byrd
International Paper
Aiken
Vernon
Velma Russell Davis
Graniteville High School
Warrenville First Baptist Church
Marvin
Brenda Steele Davi
Jennifer Davis Still
Derik
North Augusta
Neeli Davis Byrd
David
Lexington
Sarah Baker
Lad
Sam Kirkendahl
Kim Woodward
Johnston
George Funeral Homes
Chapel
Park Ave
American Heart Association
Hammond Road
Georgefuneralhomes.com
Ann Lorraine Freeman
Aiken Memorial Gardens
American Cancer Society
S.C
Shellhouse Funeral Home
Hayne Ave
Marvin Dwight Davi
Earl Ponto
Wagener
Sardis Baptist Church
Maggie Washington
Williston
Ebenezer Missionary Baptist Church
Jobe E. Wood
Shellhouse Rivers Funeral Home
Mary A. Girouard
Rufus Jennings
Simmons Lodge
Rufus Jennings Jr
Rubena Meyers Mills
Wendell Jennings
Henry Jr
Joshua Williams
Brenda Sims
Beryl Garrett
Willie Jennings
Jarold Jennings
Albert Jennings
Mary Jennings
Ora Jennings
Viola Williams
Rufus J. Jennings
Mt Canaan Baptist Church
Edgefield Road
Trenton
GL. Brighthorp & Sons Mortuary
West Ave
North Augusia
Alf H. Kargaard
Kim's Cove
Mr. Kargaard
Roxbury
Mass
Alfred H
Margrethe Holtze Kargaard
Coast Guard
DuPont
Savannah River
Jeanette Rosenthal Kargaard
Lyn Kargaard
Baltimore
Alf M. Kargaard
San Jacinto
Leif G. Kargaard
Margaret Godfrey
Winthrop
Maine
Jesse A. Kirchner
Charleston
Kim H. Kirchner
Whitakerfu
Belinda
Johnnie) Brown
Earl Pontoo
Wanda Pontoo
Betty
Tomel) O'Neal
Yolanda
George) Freeman
Betty Pontoo
Eddie
Eartha) Pontoo
Preston
Sandra) Pontoo
Jeffcoat Road
JH. Robinson Funeral Home
Railroad Ave. West
Wagener S.C
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Maggie Carrice Washington
Aiken Regional Medical Center
Bruce Stephens
Joel Singleton
Monroe Bush Jr
Earnest Carriee
Martha Washington
Pheoline Washington
Sam Washington
Beech Island
Reatha Mae Carriee
Highway 39
Simmons Funeral Home
West Main St
Jobe Elderd Wood
Lexington Medical Center
Findley Sizemore
Aiken County
Willie Preston
Missouri
Belle Blackmon Wood
Russell Wayne Wood
Warrenville
Willie P Wood
Greenville
Irene Rhodes
Jackson
Louise Weatherford
East Pine Log Road
Sanford weighs leaving Air Force Reserve amid criticism
Gov. Mark Sanford faces renewed scrutiny over his military status as he weighs how or if to honor his Reserve commitment. Critics accuse him of using service for political gain while he maintains he has not been notified of deployment and may hold a news conference to discuss his status. Col. Chris King notes no deployment yet and Sanford says he has not decided.
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Mark ‘Sanford
Air Force Reserve
Sanford
Chris King
Charleston
Maj
Edgar Gomez
Gomez
King
Gilbert
Medical Service Corps
Air Force
High court ends suit over charter school act
The South Carolina Supreme Court unanimously ruled that a 1995 amendments to the charter school act resolve a 1996 suit over whether charter schools must mirror district racial makeup. The court vacated a lower court ruling, upholding a 20percent variance and waiver if no active discrimination, framing the decision around legislative changes and local board determinations.
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High Court
Charter
Columbia
State Supreme Court
Beaufort County
David Church
South Carolina Association of Public Charter Schools
Supreme Court
Budget panel backs changes Sanford may resist
A panel appointed by Gov. Mark Sanford issued recommendations on budgeting, urging to publish a priorities statement instead of a full budget, open debate on user fees, limit reserve fund use, and require agencies to justify spending yearly. Sanford expressed disagreement on the detailed budget approach and noted he had not read the full report.
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Columbia
Mark Sanford
Sanford
General Assembly
Legislative Branch
Lawmakers push for tax cuts amid SC budget strain
In Columbia, South Carolina lawmakers push for tax cuts despite a 340 million shortfall that forces a 5 percent agency budget cut and possible 600 million gap next year. Rep. Altman supports cutting spending and tax relief while Gov. Sanford opposes new taxes. Rep. Harrell favors phased cuts. House Ways and Means previews bills ahead of budget votes.
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Columbia
South Carolina
John Graham Altman
Charleston
House
Senate
Altman
Mark Sanford
Bobby Harrell
Harrell
House Ways and Means
State Budget and Control Board
Ways and Means
Ralph Davenport
Boiling Springs
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