Deaths And Funerals In North Carolina And Florida
Obituaries list funeral services and burials for Katie Counts Baker in Newberry South Carolina at As sociate Reformed Presbyterian Church with burial at Beth Eden Cemetery. Edward Williams dies in New York with arrangements by Miller's Funeral Home Aiken. Ulysses Grant Lee dies in St Petersburg Florida with the service by Amos and Sons Funeral Home Johnston South Carolina. Evelyn Ready Hartley funeral at Posey’s Chapel Graniteville with burial at Graniteville Cemetery. Survivors and residence details for each.
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Shallotte
N.C
Katie Counts Baker
Mary
Howard) Watkins
North Augusta
Associate Reformed Presbyterian Church
Newberry
Beth Eden
Baker
Wilmington
Newberry County
Henry Franklin
Florence A. Livingston Counts
Women’s Synodical Union
Henry C. Stone
Earl Henson
Jacksonville
Henry Calvin Baker
Greenwood
Robert Counts Baker
Chatanooga
Tenn. McSwain Funeral Home
New York
Edward Williams
Miller
Aiken
Eunice Hankerson Williams
Ruby Boynton Aiken
ST. Petersburg
Fla
Ulysses Grant Lee
Edgefield County
Amos and Sons Funeral Home
Johnston
S.C
Ella Mae Quarles
Edgefield
Willie Lee
Washington D.C
Janice Lee
Washington
Carolyn Lee
Elaine Lee
Doris Quarles
Glorie Jean Lee
George Lee
Middleburg
Wallace Lee
James Lee
Fort Dix
N.J
Clifford Quarles
John Quarles
Herman Quarles
James Quarles Jr
Ethel Mae Dunton
Columbia
Mattie Mathis
Janet Scott
Jo Ann Jones
Graniteville
Evelyn Ready Hartley
Posey’s
Funeral Home
David Barton
G.W. Splawn
Graniteville Cemetery
Hartley
Rocktown
Augusta
Mount Zion Baptist
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Aiken Standard Pbm
PBM
Aiken
Minorities Face Voice Gap in South Carolina Politics
South Carolina black voters may shift to the Republican Party, says Rep. Theo Mitchell who urges greater minority influence in state government. He spoke at Clemson during a Taft Seminar attended by 27 teachers. Rep. Jean Toal praised Nancy Stevenson's primary win as breaking barriers for women in statewide office with a runoff set for June 27 against Horace Smith.
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Clemson
South Carolina
Republican Party
Theo Mitchell
Greenville
Democratic Party
Mitchell
Robert A. Taft
Clemson University
Jean Toal
D-Richland
Nancy Stevenson
Toal
Charleston
Stevenson
Horace Smith
Murder Trial Resumes Today in Athens Georgia
Elmo Liston Florence is accused of killing rival restaurateur T K Harty in The Station complex after Mooney allegedly hired Florence to remove eviction threat. District Attorney Harry Gordon outlined the plan in opening statements as Mooney appeals a prior murder conviction. Witnesses described Mooney gaining control of The Station and issuing eviction notices after starting beer sales.
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Athens, Ga
Elmo Liston
Florence
John Mooney
T.K. Harty
Harry Gordon
Western Circuit Superior Court
Mooney
Harty
Harry
No One Hurt In Accident at Richland and Chesterfield
A minor auto crash occurred about 8:30 a.m. at the corner of Richland Avenue and Chesterfield Street. A northbound blue van ran a red light and struck Nancy Nelson’s eastbound car. Nelson complained of a hurt back but no serious injuries were reported.
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Richland Avenue
Chesterfield Street
Chesterfield
Nancy Nelson
Richland
Nelson
Schroder House Symbol Of An Era In Aiken
The Schroder House on Greenville Street is deemed historically significant by the Historic Aiken Foundation though not financially valuable. Built possibly around 1850 as a Low Country raised cottage, it features a central dog trot and eight fireplaces. The landowner corporation may gift it to the Foundation, which hopes for sale to a buyer and possible relocation or dismantling for restoration.
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Schroder
Greenville Street
Historic
Aiken Foundation
Charleston
Aiken
Sandhills
Coker Springs
Historic Aiken Foundation
Gromyko Vows Retaliation as Spy Arrests Rise
Tense U S Soviet standoff over arrests of citizens deepens after Soviet foreign minister Gromyko warned of a mirror response to the New Jersey spying arrests and Moscow police detaining Francis J Crawford in Lefortovo. The two Russians Enger and Chernyayev are held on espionage charges in Woodbridge New Jersey.
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Washington
Andrei A. Gromyko
Cyrus R. Vance
New York City
Vance
Izvestia
Martha D. Peterson
U.S
Francis J. Crawford
Moscow
New Jersey
Crawford
International Harvester
Lefortovo
Gromyko
United Nations Secretariat
Woodbridge
N.J
Valdik Aleksandrovich Enger
Rudolf Petrovich Chernyayev
New York
Fatal attack injures Guatemalan soldiers outside water plant
In Guatemala City a hand thrown device from a speeding car fatally wounded 17 military policemen and injured seven others aboard a bus near a water plant. Guerrillas of the Army of the Poor were suspected. claims followed a prior raid in Panzos that left 37 peasants dead and 26 wounded.
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Guatemala City
Guatemala
Army of the Poor
Clementino Castillo
Panzos
Roberto Herrera Ibarguen
Luis Canella
Cuba Friendly Fire or Direct Aid in Katanga Invasion Debate
President Carter faulted Cuba for possible involvement in the Shaba incursion via Angola and Katanga links. He argued Castro could have stopped the attack and notified the world, while Cuba denies direct aid and claims to have limited influence in Angola.
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Shaba
Katanga
Angola
Zaire
Cuba
Nathaniel M’bumba
Castro
U.S
Havana
Agostino Neto
Carter
Organization of African Unity
Dorn calls for elected commissions and campaign finance limits
South Carolina politician Dorn argues PSC and other commissions should be elected rather than appointed. He cites money limits as vital to cleaner politics and reflects on a low budget run, while noting Turnipseed’s withdrawal affected his chances. He plans future lecturing and potential further runs.
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Public Service Commission
PSC
Tom Turnipseed
Dorn
Lexington
South Carolina
Druggists Call Amphetamine Use for Weight Control Unethical
South Carolina pharmacists pass a resolution condemning prescribing and dispensing amphetamines for weight control as unethical and poor medical practice. The measure aligns with the state medical association which adopted a similar stance in April. Sponsor Douglas Chavous of Columbia argues obesity can be treated with safer drugs and stresses protecting patient health. The pharmacists, meeting in Asheville, urge cooperation to curb such use.
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Asheville
N.C
South Carolina
South Carolina Pharmaceutical Association
South Carolina Medical Association
Douglas Chavous
Columbia
Havous
Tax millage details for Kennedy heating and teacher raises
The five mill increase will fund Kennedy heating repair and meet state wage minimums plus a three percent raise for teachers. Raises include $200 to $300 yearly experience bumps. A 20 mill hike raises owner occupied homes by $16 to $40 yearly depending on value. City and county mill increases add to tax notices. L. C. Greene says June 22 is target to align county taxes with school notices. The National Federation for Decency cites four top advertisers on violence and sex in prime time.
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Kennedy
Aiken
L. C. Greene
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Katie C. Baker
Ulysses G. Lee
Mrs. Evelyn Hartley
Aiken Standard
Sunset Arena
Jeannie Lancaster
New England
American Home Products
Ford Motor Co
Sears, Roebuck, and Co
General Motors
National Federation For Decency
CNS
SEL. Lk
Railroad
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