Deaths and Funerals Pinkie Smith Johnson
Obituary for Pinkie Smith Johnson of Martin with eight children and many grandchildren notes civil rights work and voter registration activism. Funeral at Mount Hope Baptist Church Martin followed by burial at Cave Funeral Home Allendale. Other obituaries include Mitchell Chafin and services listed for Pinkie Johnson.
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Peachtree Drive
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Mary Forman Smith
Richard Johnson Sr
Richard Johnson Jr
Aiken
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Wilmyrtle Williams
Pinkie Mae Johnson
Ft Lauderdale
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Gaston
Edna R. (Furman) Clifton
Columbia
Brooker T
Diane) Johnson
Wendell Johnson
Martin
Letha Smith
Millett
Lavenia Johnson
Jamaica
N.Y
Catherine Edward
Halladale
Mount Hope Baptist Church
Highway 125
Cave Funeral Home
Razor Road
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Nick McDonald dies at 76. Dallas officer helped arrest Oswald
Nick McDonald, the Dallas police officer who confronted Lee Harvey Oswald at the Texas Theater after President Kennedy's assassination, died at a Hot Springs hospital from diabetes complications at age 76. He arrived at Dealey Plaza minutes after the shooting and assisted in the arrest.
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SBC in talks to buy AT&T
SBC Communications is in talks to acquire AT&T Corp for at least 15 billion dollars in a deal that could end Ma Bell era. Reports from The New York Times and The Wall Street Journal describe talks as fluid and sensitive with no final decision. AT&T shares rose while SBC slipped on the news.
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Lawmakers eye vanity tax on cosmetic surgery
Washington and Illinois lawmakers debate a 6.5 percent cosmetic surgery tax aiming to fund health programs and stem cell research. Critics call it ugly and unfair, noting exceptions for reconstructive procedures and questioning the reach of the levy.
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Illinois
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