Loving Discipline Shapes Waters Household
Donna Waters, a religious teacher and mother of six, balances home and work at St. Mary Help of Christians School. The Waters family emphasizes service, communication, and shared time, with a philosophy of loving discipline guiding children toward Christian values.
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Donna Waters
Florence Street
Donna
John
USC
Patrick
Wofford
Michael
St. Angela Academy
Erin
St. Angela
Kathleen
St. Mary’s
Brian
St. Mary Help of Christians School
Our Lady of the Valley Church
Waters
Robert J. Waters
Aiken-Barnwell
Bob
New Law Sets Notice bands for Condo Conversions
A new condo conversion law approved by the governor requires tenants to receive notice before conversion and longer move out periods. Renters 60 or older get at least 120 days, younger tenants at least 90 days, with terms favoring tenants in purchase offers and disclosures on building condition and future costs.
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Faustine Jones
South Aiken High
Carl A. Montgomery
Carl
University of South Carolina
C.S. Montgomery
Ginny Southworth
Going Condo: Problems Compounded
The Lexington Group converted Carriage Park and Hitchcock Heights apartments to condominiums, offering month-to-month renters 30 days to move. Some residents challenged the notice, others bought, and prices ranged from 38,500 to 44,500 with renovations. Monthly fees start around 54 dollars with condo prices in the 230 to 325 rent range prior.
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John M. Parker
Lexington Group
S.C. Housing and Urban Development Department
Hitchcock Heights
Etta Findley
Findley Blackburn Realtors
Yeargin Properties Inc
Yeargin Properties
Yeargin Construction Company
Yeargin
Hitler Diaries Forged, Government Says After Tests
West Germany authorities announced that scientific tests on three of the 62 volumes said to be Adolf Hitler diaries concluded they are forged. The development came as the case stirred debate over authenticity and provenance of the documents.
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Frankfurt
West Germany
Adolf Hitler
Second Suit Challenges Illinois Takeover Law in 1982 Case
The Southeastern company files a suit citing Edgar v MITE Corporation as precedent, arguing Illinois Business Takeover Act unconstitutionally burdens interstate commerce. It seeks court relief to block Graniteville and the Secretary of State from applying the law, warning compliance could trigger federal violations and delay the takeover with added costs.
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U.S. Supreme Court
South Carolina
Edgar
Mite Corporation
Illinois
Southeastern
Graniteville
Secretary of State
Graniteville Company
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