Deaths and Funerals in Tennessee and South Carolina
Lisle E. Page 88 of Cleveland Tennessee died March 23 2009 a WWII Navy veteran. Funeral March 25 with military honors at Ralph Buckner Funeral Home. Robert E Shiver 76 of Graniteville died March 23 2009 husband of Carolyn J Cowart Shiver. Graveside service March 26 with military honors at Graniteville Cemetery. Memorials to local churches.
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Cleveland, Tenn
Lisle E. Page
Cleveland
Tenn
U.S. Navy
Navy
U.S.S. Enterprise
Pearl Harbor
Midway
Pacific
U.S. Forestry Service
Cleveland Creative Arts Guild
First Baptist Church
Lisle and
Otellia Givens Page
Mary Bedford Page
William Page
Jessie Page
James Page
Grace Page
Marlis McLain
Aiken
Melanie Moore
Bristol
Ralph Buckner
Shannon Spurling
Sunset Memorial Gardens
Bill McLain
Ronnie Moore
Claude Shell
Mike Spurling
Perry Reid
Michael Rose
Ralphbuckner.com
Graniteville
Robert E. Shiver
Carolyn J. Cowart Shiver
R.W. Shiver
Nell Thomas Shiver
Jennifer S
Stacey Coleman
Edgefield
Bridgette
Madison
Terry J. Cramer
Becky J. Cook
Gene Wilson
J.B. Redd
Matthew Cromer
Cory Cromer
Ian Cook
Cullan Cook
Dustin Thomas
Robert Thomas
Napier Funeral Home
Shiver
Graniteville First Baptist Church
Canal St
Vaucluse First Baptist Church
P.O. Box
Vaucluse
Main St
Raul Macias Dies at 74 Former World Bantamweight Champion
From Mexico City's Tepito district, Raul Macias nicknamed Mouse died of cancer at 74 after a career highlighted by winning the vacant NBA title in 1955 and competing in Helsinki 1952. He rose from tough streets to boxing stardom and later extended his legacy in the sport.
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Mexico City
Raul Macias
Macias
Arturo
Mexico
Mouse
Tepito
Helsinki
NBA
Thailand
Chamrern Songkitrat
Obama pushes early progress as economy seeks revival
President Obama spoke at a prime time news conference claiming early gains in stabilizing the economy and defining his budget as essential for recovery. He defended AIG bonuses with caution, warned of deficits, and outlined aims on health care, energy, and education as Congress debates his first term agenda.
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Washington, D.C
Barack Obama
Obama
Congress
Treasury
Timothy Geithner
AIG
Geithner
American International Group Inc
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
U.S
Wall Street
Senate Democrats
White House
Obama says U.S. image improves under his leadership
President Obama told reporters he believes the world’s view of U.S. global leadership is rising due to his administration’s steps. He defended economic policies and expressed optimism about the dollar’s direction.
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Washington, D.C
Barack Obama
U.S
Obama
Obit Policy Deadlines and Submission Guidelines
The Aiken Standard lists obituary notices with up to sixteen lines printed free of charge on first publication. Funeral homes submit details, subject to editing with a daily deadline of 7 p.m. and a contact number 648 2311 for more information.
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Investors see U.S. as strongest economy and most stable government
The speaker argues investors favor the United States due to its robust economy and stable political system, noting these factors justify the country’s strong position.
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U.S
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