Lottery numbers hit twice in Big Game drawing
Michigan and Illinois sold the two winning tickets for a record 366 million dollar Big Game jackpot. One ticket was bought at Mr. K's Party Shoppe near Utica by George Kassab and his sons, who opened early at 6 am. The other ticket came from Lake Zurich in Illinois.
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Thurmond checked into Walter Reed for dehydration
Sen Strom Thurmond 97 and oldest U S senator visited the Capitol physician Tuesday afternoon after reporting an upset stomach. He was diagnosed with dehydration and remained at the Capitol until the vote finished before being admitted to Walter Reed Army Hospital for an overnight stay.
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Deaths and Funerals Obituary Nots Card
Irene Starnes Carter of Gastonia North Carolina Glenn R Davenport Wagener South Carolina McLean Funeral Directors JH Robinson Funeral Home Donna Jean Hertenstein Hammond of Aiken James S Jamie Heath of Vaucluse Napier Funeral Home Betha Mae Still Jamison of Blackville Fok Funeral Home Virgil Wayne Buddy Raines of Aiken Shellhouse Funeral Home Jane Fitzmaurice Reynolds of North Augusta Stephen D Posey Funeral Home Obituary nots.
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Gastonia
N.C
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Wagener
JH. Robinson
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Hammond
Aiken
Rivers
James S
Jamie) Heath
Vaucluse
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Betha Mae
Still Jamison
Blackville
Fok
Virgil Wayne
Buddy) Raines
Shellhouse
Jane Fitzmaurice Reynolds
North Augusta
Stephen D. Posey
South Carolina flag debate nears House adjournment
Demos pursue alternate plans on Confederate Memorial Day as lawmakers clash over removing or resizing the state flag. Gov Hodges backs a King holiday and a debated bronze monument. protesters plan to burn a banner outside the State House while discussions hinge on pole height lighting and banner placement.
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Aiken County Board of Education approves option two budget
The Aiken County Board of Education advanced its 2000-2001 budget adding features focused on special education and North Aiken Elementary. The plan calls for spending 16,058,223 with a net 4.7 mill increase for taxpayers. The board will advertise hiring needs, including nine more special education teachers, amid a broader discussion of local demographics and education challenges.
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Aiken
Linda Eldridge
Homeless man who wandered from ARMC found dead in woods
Willie Chinn left Aiken Regional Medical Centers on March 2 and was later found dead in a wooded area near Mason Branch Road. Coroner Sue Townsend said autopsy suggests natural causes but exact cause is under investigation. Chinn had a long alcohol addiction history and had been reported missing after discharge.
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Standoff ends peacefully in Warrenville
Warrenville man 38 surrendered after more than three hours of tension with law officers. Charles Patten Young walked out of 88 Chalet Street just after 11 am and faces two counts of criminal domestic violence of a high and aggravated nature.
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