Ailstock Langley Betty Ruth obituary and funeral plans
Betty Ruth Ailstock of Langley died Friday March 11 2005 at age 80. Survived by two sons Larry Hodson and Mike Ailstock, brothers Jack and Pete Scott, four grandchildren and one great grandchild. Funeral Sunday 1 p.m. at Hatcher Funeral Home Langley with burial Sunset Memorial Gardens. Pallbearers listed. visitation at home and Saturday evening.
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North Augusta
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Covington
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Warrenville
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Hatcher Funeral Home
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Actress Nicole DeHuff Dies at 31 From Pneumonia Complications
Nicole DeHuff known for Meet the Parents died at 31 from pneumonia complications after two hospital visits prior to her death on February 16. The actress also appeared in Suspect Zero and See Arnold Run and starred in Unbeatable Harold directed by her husband Ani Palitz.
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Wiener whistler Jeanette Schmid dies at eighty
Austria’s last professional whistler Jeanette Schmid known as Baroness Lips von Lipstrill died in her Vienna apartment from the flu at age 80. The Kurier reported she was born male in the Czech lands and changed gender in 1964 in Cairo after living there 15 years. Her whistling career began during a Tehran visit for the Shah, where a skimpy dancer costume led her to whistle a Strauss polka instead.
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Obituary Notices Policy at The Aiken Standard
The Aiken Standard publishes obituary notices with up to 16 lines free of charge when first run. Information must be submitted by a funeral home and is editable for style. Deadline is 7 p.m. daily. for details call 648 2311.
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Fire at abandoned mill forces evacuations in Ninety Six
A large fire at a four story abandoned mill in Ninety Six led to the evacuation of more than 100 residents and the temporary shut down of power to the town of about 2,000. Nineteen fire departments responded as embers spread toward nearby woods. Fire under control but burning early Friday. no injuries reported.
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Women win $18,000 settlement in wage discrimination suit
Three women Tammie Lawrence Melinda Hoffman and Rachael Semenach sued Critical Care Specialists Inc Nurse Associates and Advance Nursing Institute for paying a male worker more for the same nursing and health professional duties. EEOC verdict confirms wage disparity and orders a written anti discrimination policy staff training and damages. A separate item notes Joseph Gardner facing April 8 execution for the 1992 kidnapping and murder of Melissa McLauchlin, with post conviction appeals possible.
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DNR Plans Hog Hunt on North Island preserve
The South Carolina Department of Natural Resources will stage four feral hog hunts on North Island near Georgetown to protect native plants and nesting birds and sea turtles. Hogs must be killed on capture. hunters need a valid SC license. hunts run March 19 26 and April 2 9.
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Alligator management plan shifts removal duties to landowners
South Carolina DNR proposes landowners and managers remove alligators from private land in most cases. The plan aims to save staff time and reduce costs by making landowners responsible for removal or disposal, with DNR issuing permits for the work and landowners choosing to do it themselves or hire others.
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