Wagener man dies in afternoon crash on S C 302
Barry Fulmer a 29 year old Wagener resident died Friday afternoon after hitting a rollback wrecker partially in the roadway on S C 302 near a business. Deputy coroner E L Rearden said Fulmer was driving a 1991 Toyota pickup west when the collision occurred around 6 pm. The highway patrol is investigating. Five students injured in Friday bus accident at Pine Log and Whiskey Roads.
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Wagener
S.C
E.L
Bo) Rearden
Barry Fulmer
Old Mulberry
Rearden
Fulmer
S.C. Highway Patrol
Pine Log Road
Whiskey Road
Tom Galardi
Aiken Department of Public Safety
Aiken
South Aiken
Deaths of Local Residents in Aiken Virginia Area
Obituary brief notes the deaths of Barbara Boatwright Day Jameson Lyon and Joseph Alen Warren Jr all associated with Aiken Virginia names and towns, indicating local notices for the seaside community and honoring the individuals without further details.
Georgia Lottery Friday Winners Brief
Georgia lottery draws Friday produced Cash 9 with 45 9, Fantasy 5 numbers 16 31 6 29, The Big Game 46 19 11 96 98, and Big Money Ball 2.
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Cash
Fantasy
ATC preschool earns national accreditation for hands on learning
The ATC Child Development Center at Aiken Technical College earned accreditation from the National Association for the Education of Young Children. Director Judy Scurlock calls it a long awaited achievement as the center serves 22 to 23 children with a steady stream of college students completing lab hours and hands on experience. Lead teacher Jewel Padgett praises the program as developmentally appropriate with individualized attention and varied activities.
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Langley
Aiken Technical College
ATC
National Association For the Education of Young Children
Judy Scurlock
Jewel Padgett
Bill Bengtson
Ashley ‘Adams
Junior Harley
Marriages in Columbia Face Common Law Pitfalls
Lisa Alexander and Jamie Brindel face potential common-law marriage risks as they consider a spring wedding in Columbia. With nine states recognizing such unions, couples who think they are not married may still face divorce if they publicly present themselves as spouses. Professor Cynthia Bowman notes uncertainty about the exact criteria.
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Columbia
Lisa Alexander
Jamie Brindel
South Carolina
Brindel
England
Cynthia Bowman
Northwestern University
Common law marriages overview and recognition list
The article outlines criteria for common law marriage including legal ability to marry, mutual agreement to be married, and cohabitation while presenting as a married couple. It lists states and jurisdictions that recognize common law marriage such as Alabama Colorado Iowa Kansas Oklahoma Montana Pennsylvania Rhode Island Texas Utah South Carolina and the District of Columbia.
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Alabama
Colorado
Iowa
Kansas
Oklahoma
Montana
Pennsylvania
Rhode Island
Texas
Utah
South Carolina
District of Columbia
SRS Contractors Hit by Four Year Downsizing Plan
Savannah River Site contracts undergo consolidation cutting the 10 support service contractors to two as DOE cites shrinking budgets and contract flexibility. Halliburton NUS, about 150 employees, faces early elimination though Aiken office remains open. DOE will announce awarded contracts this summer after evaluating remaining bids.
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Department of Energy
Savannah River
DOE
Julie Petersen
Halliburton Nus
Dean Sackett
Aiken
Sackett
SRS
Aiken group extends fundraising to save Winthrop Polo Field
ACOLT has not met its goal for the Winthrop Polo Field preservation. The group received an extension to April 15 to raise funds for the $500,000 purchase, with $100,000 already raised by the Winthrop family. A grant requiring a $150,000 match remains, and officials estimate preservation costs at about $44,000 per acre for the 443 acre property. The ACOLT plans a Gala in October to boost contributions.
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Aiken County
Winthrop
ACOLT
Dacre Stoker
The
Stoker
Aiken
S.C
Churches reject Clinton welfare plan as unrealistic
Washington leaders express skepticism about the presidents proposal to hire people off welfare rolls. Clergy such as Rev John Steinbruck of Luther Place Lutheran Church and Rev David Beckmann of Bread for the World say churches cannot cover government cutbacks. Critics call the plan simplistic and fear it shifts responsibility to charity.
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Washington
Cnuzen
Clinton
John Steinbruck
Luther Place Lutheran Church
White House
David Beckmann
Bread For the World
Christian Citizens’ Movement Against Hunger
Trey Hammond
The
Presbyterian Church
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Son Page SA
Amivers
Associated Press
NUS
Sociated Press
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