For The Record Michael Gordon Fleet and others listed
A compiled notice lists individuals with long home towns and paired names, indicating a public record of residents from multiple South Carolina towns including Wagoner North Augusta Salley Augusta Bath Belvedere Ninety Six Ridge Spring Aiken Irma Warrenville Windsor Graniteville Columbia Langley and Belvedere
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Gordon Fleet
Beth Kay Gelhaar
Ganette Maria Fields
Wagoner
Michael William Hockman
North Augusta
Holly Renee Morris
Salley
Larry Claytor
Irma
Anne Marie Flores
Augusta
Donnie Weldon Rearden
Bath
Barbara Ann Phillips
Belvedere
Thomas Russell Blackston
Ninety Six
Lisa Colleen Wintrow
Ridge Spring
Randall Hazel
Zanthia Andretha Bouknight
Aiken
Maurice Gray Bloodworth
Jacqueline Jean Proctor
Weekend thunder showers forecast with aiding warm temps
Forecaster calls for afternoon and evening thundershowers into the weekend with 20 percent chance tonight and 40 percent tomorrow Highs reach the 80s to 90s Southeast winds 5 to 10 mph Sunday through Tuesday bring more partly cloudy skies and scattered thundershowers Conditions vary by region with mountains foothills midlands beaches and major cities showing 60 to 50 percent rain chances tomorrow and highs in the 70s to 90s All five coastal and inland cities show rain chances and highs in the mid 70s to 90s including Atlanta Asheville Charleston Columbia Savannah and Jacksonville with record highs and lows noted for June
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North
South
Midlands
Atlanta
Asheville
Charleston
Columbia
Savannah
Jacksonville
Real estate transfers with numerous parcels and assumptions
A list of property deeds shows multiple transfers and quitclaims across North Augusta Aiken and surrounding subdivisions. Names include William R. Davis Terrance J Smith Forrest T McKie Paul Allan Jones Ellen C Jones John E Hatcher Emily A Hatcher B Metts Helen Metts Eliza P Beckles Jessie A Stevens Amos Jones Sherrie A Jones and others. Prices range from 1 to 112300 with various parcels near Westwood Hills Houndslake and Beechwood Subdivision.
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William R. Davis
Terrance J. Smith
Lucerne Avenue
Ita
Terrance J. Ee Eee
North
Augusta
Forrest T. McKie
Paul Allan Jones
Ellen C. Jones
Ood Heights
Fawkehurst
Joseph B. Metts
B. Metts
Helen Metts
Eliza P. Beckles
Jessie A. Stevens
John E. Hatcher
Emily A. Hatcher
Westwood Hills
Whitney Drive
Westwooddale
Jackson
Robert A. Brooks Jr
Grace B. Palmer
Amos Jones
Sherrie A. Jones
Leward Nafope
Deane B. Repo
Stanley R. Black
Theresa T. Black
College Acres Suboe Road
Storm Road
Houndslake
Houndslake Villas
Fenny Egat Gtan
L. C. Mixon
Thomas E. Mixon
W. C. Burnett
S. C
Juanita M. Essick
A. T. Funkhouser
Beechwood
Aiken
Journalists Face Trial Over Augusta Arrests
Photograher Lannis Waters and reporter Seth Cohen of the Augusta Chronicle face misdemeanor charges for allegedly disobeying police during the death investigation at a city apartment building. A police panel upheld the arrests citing improper behavior but reprimanded two officers. trial set for Tuesday in Recorder's Court before Judge Carl Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
Augusta Chronicle
Lannis Waters
Seth Cohen
City Recorder’s Court
Carl Brown
Waters
Cohen
Cutting
Harold E
Gene) Bailey
Bailey
Multiple funerals mark week in Aiken county region
Obituaries report deaths of Arthur McFee 58 of Batesburg Bessie Bam Butler 55 in Graniteville Georgia Bell Childs 52 of Johnston Mabel Gibson Dansby 57 of Langley Charles N Pink Papa Brown 326 Urquhart Drive Beech Island Margie D Johnson 38 Ridge Spring C J Yon 55 Lexington County George Eliott Cheatham 58 Johnston Each funeral lists church or chapel services burial sites and arranging funeral homes and local survivors where given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graniteville
Bessie
Bam) Butler
Aiken County
Miller’s Funeral Home
Aiken
Butler
Valley Fair Baptist Church
Julia Mae Etson
Jamaica
N.Y
Carol Eidson
Washington, D.C
Oland Etson
Kevin Eidson
Washington
Cecelia Butler
Church St
Georgia Bell Childs
Amos and Sons Funeral Home
Johnston
Beech Island
Charles N
Pink Papa) Brown
Hazel Grove Baptist Church
H.T. Legions
Mr. Brown
Urquhart Drive
Peoples Funeral Home
Ridge Spring
A.B
Margie D.) Johnson
Second Baptist Church
Thomas Liggins
Monetta
Johnson
Saluda County
Terlando Johnson
Deloris Johnson
Pelson
C.J. Yon
Lexington County
Church of God
North
Maloney Baptist Church
Yon
Joseph and
Evelina Stevenson Yon
Frances Jeffcoat Yon
Robert C. Yon
Hyattsville
Jerry Lewis Yon
Patricia Flowers
Columbia
Travelers Vaccine Nears Human Testing
A oral vaccine to prevent traveler's diarrhea shows promise by blocking E coli from sticking to intestinal cells. Researchers at Walter Reed Army Institute of Research plan human trials within six months pending FDA approval. The vaccine targets pili to trigger antibodies, though it would cover only certain bacterial types.
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Chicago
Mexico
South American
Asia
Africa
Christopher Cheney
Cheney
Food and Drug Administration
Journal of the American Medical Association
Walter Reed Army Institute of Research
Washington
Du Pont Martinsville to Lay Off 70 Workers
Du Pont nylon plant in Martinsville announces 70 workers will be laid off on July 10. This marks the first layoffs at the facility since December 1976 amid a prolonged business slowdown reducing demand for nylon fiber in the textile industry. Plant Manager Kenneth W. Stueber cites weaker demand and a slow economy as the cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martinsville
du Pont
Kenneth W. Stueber
Vaccine set for Hepatitis B targets high risk groups
Federal health officials detail a hepatitis B vaccine rolling out next month aimed at high risk groups including homosexual men intravenous drug users and mental hospital patients Immigrants and refugees household contacts of carriers and certain blood donors may also be eligible The CDC emphasizes vaccination for those at high risk and notes it will not eliminate the disease but could aid future eradication efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Mark Kane
National
Centers For Disease Control
Phoenix
Ariz
CDC
United States
N C Energy Institute Closes After Funding Cut
The North Carolina Energy Institute ends operations after the General Assembly cuts its funding. Over four years it awarded 68 contracts with universities on wind turbines methanol power peat wood fuel and other alternative energy research. Legislators urge state agencies to assume 26 ongoing projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
N.C
North Carolina Energy Institute
General Assembly
Jim Newlin
Energy Institute
Leon Neal
Energy Division
N.C. Alternative Energy Corp
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Piedmont
Travelers’ Forecast
Walter A. Busbee
Canada
Rockies
Arthur McFee
Breezy Hill Baptist Church
Franklin Hammond
Batesburg
McFee
Park Ave
Bessie Butler
Mrs
Georgia Childs
Mabel Dansby
Clearwater
Mabel Gibson Dansby
Posey
Langley
Wayne Nelson
Sunset Memory Gardens
Dansby
Chestnut Street
Bobby Wittle
J.L. Powell
Otis Hall
Edd Rentz
van Keasler
Herman Keasler
Charles N. Brown
A.B. Johnson
Pauline Conner
Jerry Conner
Evelyn Simpkin
Cora Wise
Far Rockaway
Eugene Corbett
Ulysses Conner
Olliace Conner
Florida
James Cummings
Bronx
George E. Cheatham
George Eliott Cheatham
Pleasant Grove Baptist Church
M.B. Norman
Mr. Cheatham
Sumter St
Travelers
Virginia du Pont
Don Fitzpatrick
Elite
Lancaster ST
S.W. Aiken
S.C
N.C. Energy Institute
PBM
Aiken Standard Pbm
Carrier
ALLY
el Aecal
Whiskey
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