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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 2003
Page
6
Obituary notices list Andrew L. Adams of Trenton and Mark Burney of North Augusta with service details at Shaws Creek Baptist and Grace United Methodist churches. Also listed is Dorothy Floyd Flowers of Aiken with funeral at Memorial Baptist Church and interment at Aiken Memorial Gardens. Memorials requested to Tri-Development Center of Aiken.
Arthur Gesa Kuhn 84 of Basswood Dr Aiken died July 5 2003 at Aiken Regional Medical Centers. Private funeral services. A World War II Marine Corps veteran and former Westinghouse security guard. Survivors include sons Ronald and Gerald Kuhn daughter in law Caroline Kuhn and grandchildren Nicole Sean Summer. Memorials to American Heart Association. Shellhouse Funeral Home in Aiken.
The Aiken Standard prints obituary notices with up to 16 lines free the first run. Additional lines incur a fee. Notices are submitted by funeral homes and may be edited for style. Deadline is 9 00 p m daily. For more details call 648 2311.
Jeffrey B. Eldridge of Lakeland Florida attends 10 30 a m at St Josephs Catholic Church. Andrew L Adams of Trenton attends 11 a m at Shaws Creek Baptist Church. Mark Burney of North Augusta attends 2 p m at Grace United Methodist Church. Dorothy F Flowers of Aiken attends 4 p m at Memorial Baptist Church.
Army officials report a new direct recruiting drive for civilians into Special Forces. Candidates must be 18 to 29, US citizens, high school graduates, and agree to five years of service with language aptitude tests. About 460 joined last year. this year targets 600 with bonuses of 13000 dollars.
Yona-Robert Batscha, president of the Museum of Television and Radio for more than two decades, died Friday of cancer at 58. A Rochester native raised in New York City, he led the museum since 1981 and sat on the New Yorkers for Children board. He studied at Queens College and Columbia. He is survived by his son and former wife.
Larry Burkett a Gainesville Baptist layman who popularized biblically flavored personal finance advice died at 64 after kidney cancer and heart disease. He hosted a national radio show and sold over 11 million books. Ed Kelley an Indianapolis food industry executive died at 86, credited with introducing Tang Grey Poupon Cool Whip Smirnoff Klondike A1 to U.S. markets and leading roles at Standard Brands Macy General Foods Heublein.
South Carolina parochial schools report enrollment declines from 2001 to 2002 due to weaker economy and growing private options. St Anne Catholic School anticipates an 8 percent drop and Trinity Christian about 20 percent, while Rock Hill public schools project modest growth. Columbia Jewish Day School reports rising enrollment and new rivals enter the area.
Authorities search for a young African American mother believed to be 19 to 25 after leaving her newborn boy, dubbed Baby Doe, in a Cherokee County truck stop restroom. EMS rushed the infant to Spartanburg Regional Medical Center in good condition.
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