Deaths and Funerals Juanita Hudson Granitevill e
The funeral for Juanita Follmer Hudson of Graniteville is set today at 6 p.m. at St. John United Methodist Church with Rev. Doug Gilliland officiating. Interment follows in Graniteville Cemetery. Napier Funeral Home. Virginia Jett Callahan, 85, died July 25, 2004, in Aiken SC. She was a Detroit native, a nurse, and an avid bridge player. She is survived by a daughter Barbara Whitney and a son Paul William Callahan. Private services. Memorials to Aiken Area Council on Aging or Alzheimer's Association. Shellhouse Rivers Funeral Home, Aiken.
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Juanita Follmer
Hudson Graniteville
Juanita Follmer Hudson
Graniteville
St. John United Methodist Church
Doug Gilliland
Napier Funeral Home
Main St
Virginia Jett Callahan
Detroit
Mich
Carl and
Grace Barnes Jett
Highland Park School of Nursing
Highland Park
William Alfred Callahan
Barbara Whitney
Winfield, Ill
Paul William Callahan
Aiken
Catherine Stewart
Punta Gorda
Fla
Aiken Area
Service times and churches listed for local obituaries
Funeral details show Roger L. Bessette service at 11 a.m. at St. Mary Help of Christians Church Juanita Follmer Hudson service at 6 p.m. at St. John United Methodist Church Graniteville Louise Ann Holloway Wheeler service at 3 p.m. at St. Mary Help of Christians Catholic Church
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Roger L. Bessette
St. Mary Help of Christians
Juanita Follmer Hudson
St. John United Methodist Church
Graniteville
Louise Ann Holloway Wheeler
St. Mary Help of Christians Catholic Church
Cameraman Walter Frentz Die. Filmed Hitler's Parades
Walter Frentz, a Luftwaffe cameraman who followed Hitler’s inner circle and captured key Nazi era events, has died at 96. He passed away July 6 in Ueberlingen, Germany. Frentz recorded Hitler’s victory parade in Warsaw and footage of him entering Paris.
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Berlin
Walter Frentz
Adolf Hitler
Frentz
Ueberlingen
Hitler
Warsaw
Paris
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Military gains surge in Charleston area economy
A Tuesday study shows Charleston area military activity supports more than 27 000 jobs and about 3.3 billion in output, second only to tourism and matching port impact. The joint complex at Charleston Naval Weapons Station and Air Force Base could drive more missions ahead of base realignments.
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Charleston
Charleston Naval Base
Charleston Naval Weapons Station
Charleston Air Force Base
Mary Graham
U.S
Navy
Albert J. Baciocco
Chamber
Lawmaker denies school bus crisis in South Carolina
State officials warn of a funding shortage that could threaten bus service as the fleet ages. Representative Harrell says warnings are exaggerated while Transportation Director Tudor cites nearly seven figure lottery shifts and rising costs as the core pressure. The legislature may consider privatizing bus operations with a nine member committee due to report by January 15.
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State Education Department
Don Tudor
Tudor
Bobby Harrell
Harrell
South Carolina
General Assembly
General Fund
South Carolina Education Lottery
House
Ways and Means
Mark Sanford
Myrtle Beach woman and man charged in prison escape case
Police arrested a Myrtle Beach man Christopher Rodabaugh 18 and Wendy Crume 27 for allegedly aiding two inmates escape from a Marlboro County state prison. Crume arrested near St. Louis. inmates Melton 25 and Diehl 26 escaped after cutting outer fencing.
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Columbia
Myrtle Beach
Marlboro County
Christopher Rodabaugh
Wendy Crume
Crume
Fairview Heights
Jonathan Melton
Robert Fortener Diehl
Illinois
Stewart
Fairview
Charleston attorney seeks access to enemy combatant at brig
Charleston attorney Andy Savage filed a federal motion seeking access to Ali Seleh al Marri held at the Charleston Naval Consolidated Brig. The motion cites the Supreme Court ruling that detainees may challenge government actions and argues al Marri is a civilian, not a combatant, and urges release or formal charges.
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al- Marri
David Salmons
Mark Corallo
Justice Department
Al-Marri
Qatar
Yaser Hamdi
Jose Padilla
Osama bin Laden
al-Qaida
Peoria
Ill
Court ruling may force end to sectarian prayers in councils
A 4th U S Circuit decision says Great Falls cannot invoke Jesus Christ in prayers, potentially affecting Bible Belt councils in South Carolina North Carolina Virginia and West Virginia. Officials warn others face costly lawsuits while supporters defend Christian vows as part of tradition.
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Charleston
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Great Falls
South Carolina
North Carolina
Virginia
West Virginia
Barry Lynn
Americans United For the Separation of Church and State
Andrew Siegel
University of South Carolina School of Law
Carla Kaye Wynne
U.S. Supreme Court
Earl Taylor
Jasper County election commission overhauled after trust concerns
State Sen. Clementa Pinckney and Rep. Thayer Rivers proposed seven appointments to Jasper County's nine member election panel, aiming to restore public confidence after anomalies in the June primary. Critics criticize the moves as punishment for firing Voter Registration Director Cathy Morgan.
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Beaufort
Jasper County Election Commission
Clementa Pinckney
Thayer Rivers
Ridgeland
Commission
Lawrence Bowers
Barbara Pinckney
Cathy Morgan
Jasper County
Jeanine Buckner
Morgan
Sen. Pinckney
The
Election Commission
Pinckney
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