Obituaries for Ammons Jones Lyon Moore and others
Several local deaths are announced including Mrs Sibyl Ammons 81 of Tisdale Street died June 21 with services set at Woodridge Memorial Park. Mrs Lannie Mae Jones 70 Route 2 died June 22 with arrangements to be announced. William Claude Lyon Jr 64 of 330 Wigfall Street died June 22 with services at Edgefield First Baptist Church. Robert S Moore 63 of 502 Boardman Road died June 22 with arrangements later. Joe Kneece 75 Route 8 died June 20 with funeral Sunday at Zion Branch Baptist Church. Estelle Nowell Settles 48 of 3009 Mississippi Ave died June 20 with entombment at Aiken Memorial Park. John H Calhoun 87 of Jamaica NY funeral Saturday at Second Baptist Church. Jack N Conover 87 memorial service Saturday at George Funeral Home after cremation.
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North
Hazel Cook
Newberry
Charlton L. Kirby
Enterprise
Ala
Caughere Funeral Home
Jackson
Lannie Mae Jones
Route 2
Amos and Sons Funeral Home
Edgefield
William Claude Lyon Jr
Wigfall St
Edgefield County Hospital
Edgefield First Baptist Church
David Corbett
Willowbrook Cemetery
Lyon
Edgefield County
South Carolina Electric and Gas Co
Pine Ridge Country Club
Robert S. Moore
Boardman Road
Hca Aiken
Stephen D. Posey Funeral Home
Aiken
Moore
Commercial Coffee Service
Millbrook Baptist Church
Aiken County Heart Division
Naval Air Force
Doris Joye Moore
Robbie S. Moore Jr
Atlanta
Randy K. Moore
Columbia
Hortense Ferrell
West Columbia
Mary Branmlett
Gilbert
Earnest Moore
Raleigh
N.C
Millbrook
Joe Kneece
Route 8
Zion Branch Baptist Church
Sylvester Nabritt
Melvin McLeod
Rayfield McLeod Jr
Calvin McLeod
Lindbury McLeod
Freeman Harrison
Maurice Brightharp
Fannie Paige
Mozella
Estelle Nowell Settles
Second Baptist Church
Bruce Wright
Aiken Memorial Park
Settles
Mississippi Ave
Jackson- Brooks Funeral Home
Jamaica
N.Y
John H. Calhoun
Calhoun
157Th St
Hurley- Manigault
Jackson-Brooks Funeral Home
Union Baptist Church Road
Obituaries for Conover Settles Moore in Aiken
George Funeral Home announces the death of Mr. Jack Newton Conover on June 19 1989 with services June 24 at 4 pm officiated by Dr William R Johnston and Masonic rites. Survivors include sister Kathryn Sculthorpe and niece Candace McBride. Also noted are Estelle Settles and Robert S Moore deaths with funeral plans and details in Aiken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conover
Mattie C. Hall
Jack Newton Conover
George Funeral Home
William R. Johnston
Masonic Lodge 156
AFM
Kathryn Sculthorpe
Aiken
Candace McBride
Louisville
George Funeral Home, Inc
Deaths in Paris and New York note composers and AP staff
Paris and New York obituaries report the deaths of composer Henri Sauguet at 88 in Paris and viola soloist Paul Doktor at 70 in New York. Sauguet, born Henri Poupard, gained fame with postwar ballets and works for Diaghilev and Petit. Doktor taught at Juilliard and founded three ensembles. Also remembered is Harold Bobo Johnston, 74, AP technician and World War II veteran.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Henri Sauguet
Sauguet
Henri Poupard
Bordeaux
Charles Koechlin
Darius Milhaud
Erik Satie
Elysees Theater
Plumet du
France
Roland Petit Company
New York
Paul Doktor
United States
Juiliard School
Doktor
New York String Sextet
Rococo Ensemble
Mannes College
New York University
Fairleigh Dickinson University
New York State University At
Purchase
Oklahoma City
Harold“‘Bobo” Johnston
Associated Press
Johnson
Kansas City
Johnston
Davis
Okla
Storms Diminish as Temperatures Edge Toward 90s
The forecast calls for partly cloudy skies with a 40 percent risk of afternoon thundershowers and a high near 90. Tonight remains mostly fair with a low around 70, and Saturday brings a mid 90s high with a 30 percent rain chance.
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Midlands
Rains and Silt Kill Trout at South Carolina Hatchery
Heavy rain caused silt to clog hatchery raceways at Walhalla National Fish Hatchery, killing an estimated 350000 trout fingerlings. The loss, weighing 5000 to 6000 pounds and worth about 30000 dollars, affects trout supplies statewide for 1990. Rep David Armstrong of Trout Unlimited calls it a sad day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
South Carolina
Jim Anderson
Walhalla National Fish Hatchery
Chatooga River
Anderson
National Hatchery
Georgia
David Armstrong
National Board of Trout Unlimited
Lava destroys visitor center at Hawaii Volcanoes National Park
A lava flow from Kilauea destroyed the park’s visitor center and information offices delaying 60,000 in rebuild costs. The Wahaula Heiau temple remains at risk but faces no immediate danger as lava moves away toward the west. Firefighters sprayed over 18,000 tons of water to save the building. The eruption began January 3, 1983, near the center’s six miles from the vent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kalapana
Hawaii
Hawaii Volcanoes National Park
Kilauea
Jon Erickson
Hawaii Island
Erickson
Supreme Court Allows Asset Seizure to Pay Attorneys
The Supreme Court, in two 5-4 rulings, upheld federal laws seizing money and property from crime suspects even if funds are needed for lawyers. Critics warn the decision harms justice. supporters call it a victory in the war on drugs. The decisions also clarified asset freezes before trial and confirmed states may enact similar laws. The cases involve firms and individuals in Virginia and New York linked to drug operations, with assets including real estate and cash forfeited to the government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Supreme Court
Dick Thornburgh
Congress
Scott Wallace
The
National Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers
Clarence Darrows
American Bar Association
Robert Raven
Lawyers’ Organization
ABA
Dallas
New York City
Harte-Hanks Communications
Virginia
New York
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sibyl K. Ammons
William C. Lyon Jr
Robert $. Moore
Jack N. Conover
Rosemont Cemetery
Mr. Conover
George
National
Jackson-Brooks
Stephen D. Posey Aiken
North Augusta
Aiken Standard
Harold Johnston
AccuWeather
Howers
Rockies
Plains
Gulf Coast
Florida
Hawaii Park
Thornburgh
Christopher Reckmeyer
Reckmeyer
Peter Monson
Monsanto
Mount Vernon
Bronx
Malsovit
N Sweets Bakery
Richland Ave
E. Aiken, S.C
Rose Food
Coward-Corley Seed Co., Inc
Park Ave
Serviotar
Home Center
S.C
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