James Brown Drug Rehab Order Inches Toward Completion
Brown must enter and finish a six month drug therapy program by September 15 as part of a judge's order. Deputy Solicitor W Lawrence Brown said rehabilitation is essential while Brown pursues a world tour and May birthday celebrations in California and Augusta. Brown faces gun possession charges after an incident at his Beech Island home with two rifles found on site.
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Brown
W. Lawrence Brown
California
Augusta
North Augusta
James B. Huff
Soul
Eppes
Huff
Beech Island
Aiken County
Georgia
Albert H
Buddy) Dallas
Thomson
Albert Bradley
Local naturalization drive brings new citizens to Hartsville
Judge trom presided as several longtime residents from the Dominican Republic England and Summerville took the oath, marking a lifestyle change and excitement about voting. Patricia Duker, Elena Ruiz and others expressed pride and plans to participate in American civic life, reflecting diverse paths to citizenship.
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Hartsville
South Carolina
America
Patricia Duker
England
Summerville
Dominican Republic
Greenville
Elena Ruiz
Puerto Rico
Sen
Strom Thurmond
R'8.c
Ceremony Welcomes New Citizens From Many Nations
Judge Charles E. Simons Jr presided as new citizens were welcomed at Friday’s assembly. Rev. Danny Hedgepath prayed for God’s blessing on their homeland and adopters. Barb Rollins led a Star Spangled Banner trumpet piece. Countries represented ranged from Colombia and Mexico to Taiwan and Lebanon, with the United Kingdom and Mexico most represented. Patriotic groups like the Daughters of the American Revolution and the Mayflower Society attended.
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Danny Hedgepath
Town Creek Baptist Church
Barb Rollins
North Afrian Baptist
Colombia
South Korea
Peru
Taiwan
Panama
Lebanon
Brazil
Laos
Nicaragua
India
Haiti
Guyana
Philippines
United Kingdom
Mexico
The
Daughters of the American Revolution
Mayflower Society
Johnston peach farmer cautious about 1998 crop losses
Area farmers report a cold snap and warm dry spell reducing yields. J W Yance and Sons Inc farms near Johnston with 30 to 40 peach varieties on 1000 acres, estimating 50 to 75 percent losses for early varieties and less damage in middle and late crops. Vegetables also hit hard along the coast. The Agriculture Commissioner notes three weeks of warm wet weather sped growth, but says still time to replant early vegetables.
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Johnston
J.W. Yance and Sons Inc
Trenton
Ridge Spring
S.C
Les Tindal
Vance
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Woodruff Drug Company
Ocal
Fox
Suou
Judge Trom
Charles E
South
Augusta Civic Center
Ildren
CA Aiken Mall
U.S
Carolina Way Mortgage 1S Network
R. Lee Grantham
M.D. Soard Certified
Center For Sight
Universty Lane
University Estates
Vom Kroger
Inspector Hound
Aiken
Spital
Luding
Cellular
Farlele
C Washington Rd
Colony Pkwy
Statesboro
Northside Dr. E
Swainsboro
Court St
Waynesboro
Liberty St
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