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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 2006
Page
6
Multiple death notices and funeral details across Graniteville Aiken and nearby towns. The listings name Bernice B Carroll Sam Collins Bennie Duke Velma Jones Jannie Key Rose Maddox Catherine Swanson and others with funeral times locations and burial info
Multiple funeral and memorial services listed for individuals including Milton Dowd, Leon Haven Gainey, Velma Louise Jones, Rose Ann Hutto Maddox, Charlie Myles Jr, Helen Rouse, Mary W. Smith, Bernice B. Carroll, Bennie Lawrence Duke, and Catherine Swanson. Services span George Funeral Home, Corinth Baptist Church, Redd's Branch Baptist Church, Good Hope Baptist Church Cemetery, Jerusalem Baptist Church, Sharon Hill Christian Center, Jackson-Brooks Memorial Chapel, Valley Fair Baptist, Wendell North Carolina, and Hatcher Funeral Home, with various service times in the day.
Daniel DeLaVergne, 29, a noted whitewater kayaker named 2005 Adventurer of the Year by National Geographic Adventure, died after being struck by a westbound Norfolk Southern train near the High Ridge Tunnel in Old Fort North Carolina. He and friends completed the Stikine River run in under 10 hours.
Karyn Grace, widow of Terry Lee Young who killed Gunner and Ryker before dying, met Gov. Mark Sanford to press for recognizing mental cruelty as a grounds for divorce. She argues faster divorce could have prevented the tragedy. Rep. Don Smith backs a constitutional amendment to allow it.
State unemployment eased to 6.2 percent in January, down from late 2005, as the Bureau of Labor Statistics and the state’s Employment Security Commission noted seasonal adjustments. The decline moves SC from the second to a tie for fourth highest rate with Michigan, with 26,000 more employed year over year but notable losses in manufacturing and construction.
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