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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 10, 2003

Page

6

Deaths and funerals list for several local residents

Death notices for Homer E. Benson Beatrice Clark and Herbert Parrott plus Nellie Whinnery and others. Benson, 85, of Aiken, a Case Institute of Technology graduate and early synthetic fuels researcher, died March 8 2003 in Aiken with services in Pittsburgh. Clark of 910 Dillon Ave died March 9 2008 with arrangements pending. Parrott, 73, husband of Pauline Parrott, died March 7 2003 in Augusta. services at Corinth Baptist Church. Whinnery, 85, once of Fort Dodge and Amarillo, a noted athlete and coach, died March 9 2003 in Seaside California. survivors include daughter Jeanne Quattlebaum and several sons and grandchildren. services in Aiken with memorials to St Joseph Hospice or American Cancer Society.

Homer E. Benson Woodward Street Pittsburgh Cleveland Ohio Benson John S Jennie Hassink Benson Case Institute of Technology US Bureau of Mines Benfield Corp Joseph Field Beatrice Clark Dillon Ave Aiken Jackson-Brooks Funeral Home Fairfield St Herbert Parrott New Ellenton Pauline Polly” Parrott University Hospital Augusta Corinth Baptist Church Brancie Stephens GeorgeFuneral Homes George Funeral Homes Whiskey Road Amarillo Texas Robert C. Whinnery Marion Pack Whinnery Mr. Whinnery Fort Dodge Iowa Iowa University Iowa City Northeastern University Tahlequah Okla West Texas A&m University Canyon Texas ‘Tech Lubbock Whinnery Oklahoma Beta Eta Phi Epsilon Kappa WTAMU Jeanne Whinnery Quattlebaum Ronnie Quattlebaum Bobbie Blackmon Randall H. Whinnery Denison John C. Whinery Jr South Fork Colo James E. Whinnery Oklahoma City Downtown Chapel St. Joseph Hospice Wrightsboro Road American Cancer Society GeorgeFuneral- Homes Park Ave

Obituary Policy Published by The Aikens Listing Rules

The Aikens obituary page publishes up to 16 lines free once with notices submitted by funeral homes. Additional lines incur a fee and editing for style may occur. Deadlines are 9:15 a.m. weekdays and 7:90 p.m. weekends, with phone 648-2311 for details.

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York police face scrutiny over 1969 race riots legacy

The trial of two black men in the July 18 1969 slaying of rookie officer Henry Schaad casts a harsh light on York Pennsylvania police. Black witnesses accuse officers of gunfire and taunts amid a racially charged era. Relatives defend Schaad as a victim amid department scrutiny and public calls for accountability.

York York City William Hose York County Henry Schaad Schaad Henry Barry Schad Leo Cooper Onestme NAACP Terry McGowan Stephen Freeland Human Rights Commission Rial Lillie Belle Alen Aiken Cooper James Beveridge Police Enaireaman Hose

Gephardt Says Confederate Flag On Private Property Okay

Democratic presidential candidate Dick Gephardt said the Confederate battle flag should not fly in public places but may be displayed on private property. He clarified his position after comments tying it to statewide displays in Missouri and South Carolina.

Hannibal Dick Gephardt St. Louis Associated Press South Carlina Gephardt South Carolina NAACP Statehouse Missouri

Veterans rally support for troops at Statehouse in Columbia

More than 200 people gathered at the Statehouse in Columbia to show support for U S troops amid the looming Iraq conflict. Organizers and volunteers distributed flags and shirts while attendees sang, listened to military music, and heard speeches from figures including US Rep Joe Wilson.

Columbia Statehouse U.S Iraq Sheryll Lawson Reggie Kessler Saddam Hussein Joe Wilson R-S.c

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