Ellen Alice Hubbart List 96 dies in Aiken
Ellen Alice Hubbart List, 96, of Aiken, died Monday June 6, 2017. Arrangements are incomplete and will be announced by George Funeral Home. Expressions of sympathy may be left online at George Funeral Homes website.
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Aiken resident Diane Junker dies at 72
Diane Junker of Aiken died at home on June 3 2017 at age 72. She was born April 24 1945 in Winston-Salem NC and lived in Aiken for 23 years. She is survived by husband James, son James Jr, and granddaughters Gillian and Mackenzie. A Celebration of Life is planned for July 22 with details TBA. Donations may be made to the American Diabetes Association.
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James M. Black 72 dies in Leesville service set at Union Lutheran
James M. Carty Black 72 of Leesville dying June 5 2017 will be mourned with a 3 PM Thursday service at Union Lutheran Church officiated by Rev Mark Smith Burial follows at the church cemetery The family receives friends 6 to 8 PM Wednesday at Barr Price Funeral Home Barr Price Crematorium Historic B L Chapel Memorials may go to a charity of choice He is survived by wife Doreen Oswalt Black daughters Janet Ricard Ginger Henson sister Frances Neal grandchildren Taylor Mitchell Card Emily Ricard Hyler and Henson He was predeceased by sisters Juanita Edwards and Myrtle Rodgers. Barr Price.com 803 532 4411.
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Legislature OKs eight billion budget amid higher ed veto clash
South Carolina lawmakers approved about 8 billion dollars in state spending despite a provision to strip the Commission on Higher Education of review power over most college construction projects including athletic facilities. supporters say it reduces bureaucracy while critics warn of rising tuition and lost oversight.
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U S contractor arrested after leak of Russia hacking report
Federal contractor Reality Winner, 25, of Augusta Georgia, was arrested in Georgia on charges of copying and mailing classified NSA material to a reporter after a leak tied to a May 5 report about Russian hackers targeting a U.S. voting software supplier during the 2016 election cycle. The Intercept published the document prompting DOJ action.
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Deputy Devin Hodges Remembered as Gentle Rescuer Who Aimed to Change World
Anderson County deputy Devin Hodges 30 died in a Lake Hartwell boating training accident. Friends say he sought to help others and make a difference, and he was honored with a memorial procession and a uniform pressed by his boss. Hodges left a wife Krystal and four children.
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Guns stolen from unlocked SUV at Myrtle Beach hotel
A Myrtle Beach man reported two handguns stolen from an unlocked SUV in the Captain’s Quarters hotel garage. One gun was a black 1911 45 caliber and the other a grandfather-gifted revolver. no forced entry was found and no other items were missing.
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