Deaths And Funerals New Ellenton Mrs Sam Stacey
Mrs Harriett Eugenia Stacey 46 of 403 Tennessee Ave died Monday at home. Funeral 4 p.m. today at Bethany Cemetery officiated by Rev David L Cobb. Survived by widower daughter Linda Jean Stacey son Bruce Quincey Stacey mother Mrs Lillie Hutchins Shaw Lowe sister Mary Ella Greene brothers C H Shaw and Dan A Shaw. Pallbearers named. calling hours at residence or George Funeral Home Aiken Poseys Funeral Home North Augusta.
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New Ellenton
Sam
Harriett Eugenia
Jean’’) Stacey
Tennessee Ave
Bethany Cemetery
David L. Cobb
Old Ellenton
Foreman Memorial Baptist Church
Linda Jean Stacey
Bruce Quincey Stacey
Lillie Hutchins Shaw Lowe
Mary Ella Greene
Atlanta
C.H. Shaw
Dan A. Shaw
Ferrell Rogers
Harold Harp
Gerald Copley
Donald Greene
James Eubanks
Olin Herring
George Funeral Home
Aiken
Funeral services for Ida Foreman in New Ellenton
Mrs. Ida Foreman died Sunday at a Barnwell nursing home. Funeral services will be at 5 p.m. today at Four Mile Baptist Church with Rev. G. G. Pollard officiating. Burial in church cemetery. Your Funeral Home of New Ellenton is in charge.
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New Ellenton
Ida Foreman
Barnwell
Four Mile Baptist Church
G. G. Pollard
Anthony J Urban dies in Alabama funeral held in Oxford
Anthony J Urban of 816 Yardley Drive North Augusta died Tuesday in a local hospital. A service will be held at 2 p m Friday in Miller Funeral Home Chapel Oxford Alabama, with burial at Forest Lawn Cemetery. He lived in North Augusta 23 years and served in the U S Army. Survived by widow Vester Jewel Barker Urban two daughters Phylis Marie Price Elizabeth Suehla North Augusta and Joseph A Urban Buffalo New York two brothers and one sister.
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North Augusta
Anthony J. Urban
Yardley Drive
Miller Funeral Home
Oxford
Ala
Forest Lawn
U. S. Army
Vester Jewel Barker Urban
Phylis Marie Price
Elizabeth Suehla
Joseph A. Urban
Buffalo
N.Y
Belvedere Widow Mrs Dorsey Dies After Short Illness
Mrs John Parker Dorsey 62 of Verdery Ave Belvedere died Monday in a local hospital. Funeral Friday at Mt Morris Pa with burial in Laurel Point West Virginia. She was a West Virginia native living in Belvedere three months with surviving widower a son Don Dorsey Hollywood Florida a daughter Mrs Carl Gidley North Augusta her mother Mrs Mayo Dunham Brownsville Pa three sisters Mrs Clayton Lanham Brownsville Mrs Harold Snyder Wooster Ohio Mrs Vance Arnett Martown WV and brother Charles Dunham Washington DC.
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Belvedere
John Parker
Helen Dunham) Dorsey
Verdery Ave
Mt. Morris
Zora
Laurel Point
W. Va
West Virginia
Langley Church of the Nazarene
Don Dorsey
Hollywood
Fla
Carl Gidley
North Augusta
Mayo Dunham
Brownsville
Clayton Lanham
Harold Snyder
Wooster
Ohio
Vance Arnett
Martown
Charles Dunham
Washington, D. C
Dennis J. Byrd of Grovetown Georgia dies at (note: truncated)
Dennis J. Byrd of Old Belair Road Grovetown Georgia died Monday Funeral services were held at Marvin United Methodist Church with Rev Julian Scott. Burial followed in the church cemetery He was a native of Maryland and lived in Grovetown since 1965 He was a student at Belair School and a member of Marvin United Methodist Church Surviving family includes his parents Sgt J C Ret and Mrs Norman Hurnyak Grovetown two sisters and four brothers among others Honorary pallbearers were MYF members of Marvin UMC Funeral Home Thomas L King Martinez facilitated arrangements
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Augusta
Dennis John Byrd
Old Belair Road
Grovetown
Marvin United Methodist Church
Julian Scott
Church
Maryland
Belair School
Sgt
J.C
Norman Hurnyak
Betty Jo Woods
Harlem
Bunny Sue Byrd
Ronald Byrd
Baltimore
Steven Byrd
Fr. Jackson
John Hurnyak
Roger Hurnyak
James R. Sanders
Aberdeen
MYF
Explosive Fourth May Be The Last
Washington reports the U S Consumer Product Safety Commission has attempted to ban fire crackers, but they remain legal in 18 states for now. The June 18 ban was opposed by industry and a safety labeling plan on other fireworks, legal in 33 states, was also contested.
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Washington
U.S
Consumer Product Safety Commission
North Augusta Council approves back pay for police retirees
North Augusta City Council voted to cover about 16 000 to give officers retirement credit for total years of service. Public Safety Director Walter E Newman praised the decision as boosting morale and attracting top recruits, noting it sets a precedent for nearby communities.
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North Augusta
Walter E. Newman
Newman
Council
Public Safety Department
South Carolina
Nixon Brezhnev Talks Drift Toward 1985 Arms Accord
The two leaders discussed a 10 year pact to cover foreseeable weapons development and avoid an offensive arms ban. Kissinger said negotiations in Geneva could resume by Aug 1 with a ceiling on underground tests and limits on newer missiles. They also backed enviromental safeguards and a 35 nation summit only if warranted. Observers may monitor peaceful explosions above 150 kilotons.
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Henry A. Kissinger
U.S
Geneva
Kissinger
Nixon
Brezhnev
United States
Hiroshima
Nagasaki
Soviet Union
Middle East
Europe
Moscow
Grand Forks
N.D
Shrine Spectacular in Aiken Features Band Events and Thurmond
Aiken Shrine event lists performances by the Aiken Community Band Hugh J Vuick and the Satellites and Good Timers with dances on the second stage plus contests like sack race greased pole pig and egg catching. Sen Strom Thurmond appears with an address and a Kiokee Rifles demonstration. Admission is 1 adult 50 cents child with proceeds to the Shrine Club's Crippled Children's Hospital.
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Satellites
Shrine Clown
Miss Aiken
Miss Peach
Linda Moody
Good Timers
Sen. Strom Thurmond
Potentate Guard
Aiken Clown
Aiken Rawhiders
Simon Legree
Kiokee Rifles
Order of the Arrow
The
Sensations
Shrine Club
Crippled Children’s Hospital
Community Calendar Events Tonight and Today
Toastmasters Club meets at 7 p.m. at the Commercial Hotel. Aiken Chess Club gathers at 7 30 p.m. at Virginia Acres Recreation Park. Old Fashioned Fourth of July Celebration runs from noon to 9 30 p.m. at Aiken Citizens Field on Old Airport Road. Stand Up for America Day occurs 11 30 a.m. to 2 30 p.m. in North Augusta.
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Toastmasters Club
Aiken Chess Club
Virginia Acres Recreation Park
Aiken Citizens Field
Old Airport Road
North Augusta
Aiken County Candidates Question Ethics in District One
District one candidates address ethics and county powers. Blevins favors energy saving steps and tax savings. Mass transportation not practical now. Brelsford says all listed subjects should concern the county government. Kirby proposes specific budget cuts and revenue use. Prosser advocates commissions and study before planning. All three say yes or undecided on a planning and zoning commission after a study.
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Aiken County
Blevins
Brelsford
Kirby
Lower Savannah
Davis
Prosser
League
Clemson University
UNC
St Clair Opens Impeachment Inquiry With Hunt Payment Defense
White House lawyer James D. St Clair prepares to call witnesses in the House Judiciary Committee impeachment inquiry focusing on a $75,000 payment to J. Howard Hunt Jr. to claim it funded legal fees not silencing him. Paul O’Brien will testify about relaying Hunt’s demand to Dean. Additional notes mention Ehrlichman aides’ testimony and Senate W atergate committee staff reevaluation of campaign finance reports.
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Washington
White House
James D. St. Clair
House
Judiciary Committee
J. Howard Hunt Jr
Nixon
John W. Dean III
Hunt
St. Clair
Paul O’brien
Dean
John D. Ehrlichman
Ellsberg
Senate Watergate Committee
Hubert H. Humphrey
George McGovern
Senate
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Posey
John P. Dorsey
Dennis J. Byrd
Thomas L. King Funeral Home
Martinez
N.A. Council
Kerry Smith
Sam Chatmon
Rosedale
Miss
Chatmon
Smithsonian Institution
Mississippi
Hugh J. Vuick
Barbara Rollins
Fort Gordon Army
Commission
Value Hunters
York St
Aiken, S. C. Open
Aluminum
Quaker State Super Blend