Love and legacy shape a Swansea pastor's family
Chris, now leader of King Grove Baptist in Swansea, speaks of a father daughter bond spanning years. His son Ashley helps in ministry while Mandy works at TNT Sporting Goods in Columbia and Ashley attends Covenant Christian Academy, sharing in community visits and elder care.
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Chris
King Grove Baptist
Swansea
Liberty University
Virginia
Columbia
TNT Sporting Goods
Mandy
Ashley
Covenant Christian Academy
Pnunion
Tense aftermath of York shooting case and alleged deals
Prosecutors say eight defendants fired on Ms. Allen's stalled vehicle on York railroad tracks amid racial unrest. Robertson is accused of distributing bullets and urging whites to kill blacks, which he denies. A judge barred defense access to witnesses and evidence before the June 25 preliminary hearing.
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Ms. Allen
Robertson
Allen
First
Thomas Kelly
Messersmith
Peter D. Solymos
Solymos
York
Emanuel A. Cassimatis
Costopoulos
Surplus Debate Over Tax Cuts and Social Program Funding
Democrats warn that enacted tax cuts and Republican spending would erode Social Security and Medicare trust funds by up to five billion dollars in 2001 and 2004, with near similar effects in 2005. They caution that weak economy could shrink surplus projections further while noting large upcoming costs and risks.
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Congress
Pentagon
North Augusta council debates riverfront land sale and policy review
City officials consider approving the Churchill Tract purchase on the Savannah River as part of Riverfront Redevelopment. Council members call for executive session and a review of policies for department directors while weighing ownership versus future riverfront plans and land banking options.
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North Augusta
Churchill
Savannah River
Carleyn Baggot
Baggot
Baggott
Mottel
Retirees Find Aiken Ideal After Move
Laurie and Tom describe settling in Aiken South Carolina praised for its location near mountains water and university access. Execut ive director June Murff notes retirees are educated active and prefer intergenerational communities with strong healthcare recreation and continuing education. Mason from Center for Carolina Living cites retirees boosting local economy starting new businesses volunteering and moving from Florida to Carolina towns.
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Laurie
Tom
June Murff
Aiken
Murff
University of South Carolina Aiken
Loften
Nese
Patrick Mason
Center For Carolina Living
Mason
North
South Carolina
Florida
Meals On Wheels
Historical Museum
Hitchcock Center
AARP
Direcors
Kalmia Landing
A. Odell Weeks Activities Center
Carolina Squares
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Campbelltown Landing
Ginny Southworth
Lark Jones
Becks
Arbor
Archadeck
Augusta
Nwmu
City of Aiken
City of
Pric
Our
Pany
Hutson-Etherredge Companies
Park Ave
S.W
Gregg Ave
Whiskey Road
LDR
Maryland
Pine Log Road
Talatha Church Road
City of Aiken Municipal
Park Avenue
South Africa
Planning Department
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