Evans Ga. Woman Jewelle Fallaw Harper Dies at 89
Jewelle Marcella Fallaw Harper, born August 5 1916 in Batesburg, died May 13 2006 at Brandon Wilde in Evans Ga. She had 2 daughters 1 son 8 grandchildren 9 great grandchildren and served on the University Hospital Women's Board. Funeral May 17 2006 at Platts Belair Road Chapel with burial at Westover Memorial Park Augusta. Memorials to American Cancer Society.
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Evans, Ga
Jewelle Marcella Fallaw
Genevieve
Baxter Fallaw
Batesburg
Jewelle
Brandon Wilde
Platt’s
Belair Road
David Thompson
Westover Memorial Park
Augusta
Valerie Lofgren McKernan
David Rice
Drew Rice
the Rice
Cody Bowers
Tyler Bowers
Savannah Sherman
Cas Sherman
Amanda McKeman
Garrett McKeman
Robert Meleman
Megan Rice
Kyle Rice
James Edward Peterson
James Walker Harper
Yvonne Ragan
Robert Lofgren
Robert Lacey
Joe Vignall
Bradley Ragan
Scott Ragan
Stephen Bowers
Jay Harper
Brad Ragan
American Cancer Society
Washington Road
Ste
N. Belair Road
Cuppernell John Edward obituary note May 2006
John Edward Cuppernell 30 of Aiken entered rest May 13 2006. He was husband of Jennifer Lee Cuppernell son of John E and Patricia Cuppernell. Memorial service May 16 2006 at Napier Funeral Home Chapel. Interment private. Napier Funeral Home Graniteville SC 313 Main St. Graniteville SC 29829.
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Cuppernell
John Edward Cupperell
Aiken
Jennifer Lee Cuppernell
John E
Patricia Crook Cupppernell
Franklin L.henderson
Sumter
John Corbett Cuppernell
Navah Hope Cuppernell
Christian Alexander Still
Union
Veronica Cupperwell Wells
Thomas L. Cuppernell
Mariah Storm Wels
Matthew Logan Wells
Stephen and
Tracy May
Trenton
Ricky Corbett
Napier Funeral Home
Phillip Napier
Napier Funera Home
Main St
Graniteville
S.C
Services Today Across Local Cemeteries and Churches
Service times listed include Maxie H. Corder at 11 am at Corder Family Cemetery Batesbury Glasgow Grimm Sr. Isaac at 2 pm Ocean Grove Baptist Church and John Williams Sr. at noon Bell Grove Baptist Church. The registrations indicate multiple family and church funeral observances.
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John W. Williams
Morgan St
Aiken
Bell Grove Baptist Church
George
Jessamine Memorial Gardens
Delores W. (Ames) Dobbs
Maxie H. Corder
Corder
Batesbury
Glasglow Grimm Sr
Iff. Isaac
Ocean Grove Baptist Church
John Williams Sr
Eusebio Penalver Mazorra Dies at 71 Former Cuban Exile Leader
Eusebio Penalver Mazorra, 71, a former Cuban political prisoner who led a exile group Plan tados until Freedom and Democracy in Cuba, died Thursday in Miami. The group’s five founders each spent over 20 years jailed in Cuba, and Castro once accused Mazorra of a plot against Venezuela’s president.
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Miami
Eusebio Penalver Mazorra
Fidel Castro
Venezuela
Penalver
Caballero Rivera Woodlawn
Little Havana
Plantados
Freedom and Democracy
Cub
Pris
Associated Press
State's top CEOs see pay decline in 2005 in South Carolina
The Columbia State analyzes 2005 SEC filings for South Carolina’s 25 largest publicly traded firms. Half of the chief executives earned less than in 2004, with several taking payouts from stock and long term incentives down. The median pay dropped by 33 percent and the average by about 11 percent.
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Columbia
South Carolina
Pai
Robert J. Sywolski
Blackband Inc
Sywolski
William Timmerman
Scana Corp
Timmerman
U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission
Cording
Corporate Library
Clay Williams
Charles Schwab
Parole bid hinges on profits and victims in Carolina Investors case
Larry C. Owen, former Carolina Investors president, faces his first parole hearing as investigations into the firm’s collapse proceed. Prosecutors say 8,000 investors lost 278 million dollars after Carolina Investors and HomeGold Financial failed. Victims vary in stance with some urging release, others opposing it, amid ongoing inquiries led by Attorney General Henry McMaster.
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Greenville
Carolina Investors Inc
Carolina Investors
Larry C. Owen
Owen
Carolina
Carona Investors
HomeGold Financial
Anne
Henry ‘McMaster
Martin R. McCall
Simpsonville
Sue
Carol
McCall
Larry
Jim Bannister
Namry
HomeGold
Bannister
Union Restaurant
Gene Gregory
Gregory
Larry Owen
Columbia
Kenneth W. Gaines
University of South Carolina
College of Charleston admits open meetings violations
College of Charleston officials acknowledge unintentional open meetings violations after a search committee met without public notice and the board hired interim president Conrad Festa in a closed session. Festa will earn 153,594 dollars yearly plus a 25,000 dollar foundation supplement while the search for a permanent president proceeds.
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Charleston — College of Charleston
Lee Higdon
Festa
State Commission On Higher Education
College of Charleston Foundation
Bobby Marlowe
Cosby urges Spelman grads to take charge of their futures
Bill Cosby told Spelman College graduates to lead and not rely on men who are often not present. He urged the 2006 class to accelerate progress, citing a 1987 gift to the college and stressing education as a path to empower African American families and reverse dropout trends.
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Atlanta
Bill Cosby
Spelman College
Historically Black College For
Cosby
Camille
Spelman
Hanks Cosby Academic Center
United States
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Robinson
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Yuneral Home
Pine Log Road
Aken
South Corona
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Chance At Parole
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Jitlsan Waldrop Giddings
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