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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 14, 2000

Page

4

Obituary notices for Conger Johnston Goff and Lawton Johnston

Death notices from Spartanburg and surrounding areas list Dr Preston Dewitt Conger 86 of Spartanburg World War II Army Medical Corps veteran and Emory graduate, Jeanette Gail Davis Goff 53 of Mount Holly North Carolina and Lawton L Johnston 76 of Graniteville plus details of services, burial plans, survivors, and memorial gifts. Memorials are to First United Methodist Church or other charities. funeral homes in charge include Cobb and Napier.

Spartanburg Preston Dewitt Conger Skyland Health Center Westview Cemetery Ronnie Wills Richard Lansing Tift County Georgia Conger Issac Young Mary Willis Webb Conger Emory Army Medical Corps First United Methodist Church American Medical Association Medical Association of Georgia Kiwanis Club The Lions Club Mary Nell Morgan Conger Betty Camp Nell Lucius Greenville Nancy Bell Dalton Preston Conger Jr Aiken Orother Henry Jackson Conger Norfolk Iton Moultrie Cobb Funeral Chapel Moultrie, Ga Jeanette Gail Davis Goff Mount Holly N.C Goshen Freewill Baptist Church Howard Blankenship Tony Bazen Gaston ‘Memorial Park Goff Riddle Road Gaston Memorial Hospital Tim Goff Joe Shealy Sr Joe Shealy Jr Ray Davis Tommy Barns Timothy Cochran Dallas Funeral Home

Endurance rider Lawton L Johnston dies at 78

Lawton L Johnston of Grantevile South Carolina died May 1 2000 at age 78 after a long career as a mechanized plant engineer and endurance rider. He logged thousands of miles with NATRC and AERC and was a 1996 AERC Hall of Fame member. His funeral is set May 15 at St John United Methodist Church Grantevile with interment in Grantevile Cemetery. He supported Grantevile Galop Ride events and was remembered as a generous horseman and sportsman by colleagues and friends.

Lawton L. Johnston Graniteville Mr. Johnston Bigle St. Ext St. John United Methodist Church Barbee Parsons Paul Rogers Saluda Johnston Lois Posey Johnston Hurley Graniteville Co Hall of Fame Jock Johnston Buellton Calif Magdalene J Lynn) Daly Ken Jerry Johnson Lee Posey George Pardue Ansel Lowe Martin Posey George Alexander Charles Wingard Keith Bowers S.C Lynn Daly Woodhill Place Aiken Napier Funeral Home IR. Johnston Lawton L John Ergo St Eat Grantovito Frances Jackson Johnston Ate Lawton L. Joston Posey Johnston Hurley Tony Joton Jock Aister Magdalene J Lyn) Daly Tevis Jock) Johston Grandevile Woodhit Place Akan St John United Methodist Church Grantevite Stem United Methodist Church Sveral Grantevie Company Eac JM. Posey & Sons Funer Homes Wagoner Vigina AERC Ok Dominion Anesh Jornton Frances Rhders Boorsman Anne Ayala Lawtone Aer Peter Gual Wwe Lawton

Deaths across nations mark losses of public figures

HP Volk renowned financier who led Union Bank through recession dies in Los Angeles. He joined Prudential at 41 and helped launch its regional home office. Volk later chaired Union Bank for 23 years before retiring in 1980 and helped found the Los Angeles Music Center and the LA County Museum of Art. Stanley Boxer abstract artist dies at 73 in Pittsfield. His work is in MoMA, Whitney, MFA Boston, Hirshhorn. Gervase Cowell British diplomat dies at 73 in London after Penkovsky contacts exposure. Craig Stevens Peter Gunn actor dies at 81 in Los Angeles after a career in film and TV.

Harry Volk LOS Angeles Harry J. Volk Union Bank Trenton Nat Volk Rutgers University Prudential Insurance Co Prudential Los Angeles Music Center Los Angeles County Museum of the Art Gervase Cowell London Soviet Union Moscow Cowell Col Oleg Penkovsky Soviet Secret Service Penkovsky Craig Stevens Peter Gunn Bake Edward Henry Mancini Stevens Dallas

Lawmakers Move to Block Changes at Army Engineer Corps

Lawmakers push to block a Clinton administration plan to shift control of the Army Corps of Engineers. A rider in a $75.3 billion farm bill bars federal funds for corps management changes. Caldera’s reforms faced GOP-led probes into project decisions amid concerns of executive overreach and civilian oversight.

Army Engineer Corps Washington Clinton Congress Army Corps of Engineers Corps Senate Appropriations Committee Pete Domenici RNM Army Louis Caldera Caldera Mississippi River Senate Appropriations, Armed Services and Environment Pentagon Senate Executive Branch Corps of Engineers Scott Faber American Rivers

Momentum grows to repeal 102 year old telephone tax

The House Ways and Means Committee will consider scrapping the 5 percent telephone excise tax. Proponents cite budget surpluses and tax cutting goals as momentum builds for repeal. The tax funds the general fund and now affects many lines including mobile and fax internet users. Rep. Rob Portman says the tax hinders Internet access and should be repealed.

Washington America House Ways and Means Committee Rob Portman Ohio United States Bill Archer Texas

FBI glitch halts gun sales nationwide on busiest day

The FBI hoped to fix an internal software problem by daybreak Sunday to resume background checks tied to the Interstate Identification Index. The system collapsed Thursday afternoon, blocking Brady background checks at gun shops in Morgantown, West Virginia, delaying Saturday sales until a fix is in place.

Washington FBI Bureau FBI Criminal Information Center Morgantown W.va Steve Fisher

Army general urges women in military to speak out

New York reports Lt. Gen. Claudia J. Kennedy, the Army’s highest ranking woman, urged women in service to report harassment promptly. She spoke at a memorial event near Arlington Cemetery while facing allegations against Maj. Gen. Larry G. Smith, details to be reviewed by Gen. John Keane. Kennedy plans June retirement.

New York Army Claudia J. Kennedy Kennedy America Arlington National Cemetery Larry G. Smith Smith John Keane Emile Zola The New York Times

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