Deaths and Funerals in South Carolina Area
Funeral notices report Samuel Carroll 49 of Balltown dies Tuesday with services Sunday at Union Baptist Church in Clearwater. Burial in church cemetery. Other notices include Georgiana Bates Young 79 of Clearwater, Willie Edward Randall Jr. 36 of Graniteville, Landis Cullum 62 near Wagener, and extensive survivor lists and local funeral home arrangements.
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Samuel Carroll
Balltown
Union Baptist Church
Robert Brightharp
Jackson-Brooks Funeral Home
Clearwater
Georgiana Bates
Eward B.) Young
Augusta
Sunset Memorial Gardens
William L. Brown
Young
Newark
N. J
Lake Hopatcong
Frank
Charlotte) Lawson
Carl
Dorothy) Quitzau
Elwood Carmichael
Springfield
John Simpson
Phoebe Bates
Maplewood
Frank Schroppe
Kenilworth
Ruth Bates
Marlboro
Douglas Durgie
Livingston
J. J
David
Willie Edward Randall Jr
Posey's
Funeral Home Chapel
Graniteville
Finely Sizemore
Raymond Timmerman
Aiken Memorial Park Cemetery
Randall
Aiken
Aiken County
Graniteville Baptist Church
Willie E. Randall
Richard Richardson
Gerald Owens Jr
Virgil Denny
Columbia
Gerry Owens
Kenneth Richardson
Don Parker
Tommy Brantley
Jimmy Eubanks
Troy Nobles
Donald Simpson
Charles Hilton
Wagener
Landis Cullum
Baughmanville Baptist Church
New Holland
H. P. Clark
Cullum
Bessie Cullum
Evelyn Jenkins
New York
Rosa Davenport
Loretta Jordan
Annette Pinkney
Bonnie Mills
Barbara Frazier
Vernett Trapp
Freddie Cullum
Lornell Cullum
Bonnie Cullum
Nezzie Thomas
Mildred Heron
Lorrie Jenkins
Marion Cullum
Robinson Funeral Home
County faces budget crisis as surplus drains away
Aiken County warned that its funds are exhausted after long surplus funding. Officials said state programs require local funding and fiscal home rule is lacking. Budget talks proceed as they consider potential tax increases to avoid service cuts.
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Aiken County
Greene
Are Military Officers Muzzled
Senate Armed Services panel probes whether top officers bow to White House policy or withhold true views. Gen. David C. Jones seeks confirmation as Joint Chiefs chair amid questions of conformity and candor with Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate Armed Service Committee
White House
Congress
Henry Jackson
Joint Chiefs
Jesse Helms
R-N.c
Garn
Helms
Carter
Panama Canal
Senate
Jones
Inflation hides company losses say economic leader
Alfred C. Neal former president of the Committee for Economic Development argues that more than half of after tax profits reported by large U S corporations in recent years are fictitious. He says inflation masks true financial health and that many firms would show losses if records reflected price ravages.
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Alfred C. Neal
The
Committee For Economic Development
All advance payments should be made to Aiken Standard
Instruction indicates payments must be sent in advance to the Aiken Standard PBM subscription address. The note specifies the recipient for prepaid charges associated with subscriptions.
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Aiken Standard - Pbm
PBM
Aiken
Robbery Strikes Fox's Adult Book Store in North Augusta
A white male in his mid fifties robbed Fox's Adult Book Store with a .38 caliber pistol late yesterday, taking from a customer and clerk. The store had been broken into earlier in the week for books and cash. Police also report shoplifting arrests in unrelated cases at Roses in Aiken and a break-in at Aiken High School workshops netting seven headphone sets.
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North Augusta
Aiken County
Public Safety Department
Annie Upson Campbell
Trenton
Wilhemina Jones
Johnston
Roses
Aiken
Aiken High
Schofield
Bill Would Not Allow Criminals To Profit From Crimes
The House sponsor Rep. Michael Gulledge of Abbeville says a bill to bar criminals from profiting on crime stories would survive constitutional challenges. The measure would block profits from book rights, film, or media and place any earnings in an escrow for victims or their estates, with five year seizure for lawsuits.
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Columbia
Michael S. Gul
Gulledge
Law and Order
Donald
Pee Wee
Gaskins
Ra Reciare
State Comptroller General's Office
Swiss Red Cross workers shot near Mozambique border in Rhodesia
The Rhodesian military said two Swiss citizens and an assistant for the Red Cross were made to kneel and shot dead near Nyamaropa by nationalist guerrillas. The victims' names were not released, with Red Cross reporting a possible traffic accident. A Rhodesian spokesman said the vehicle was clearly marked when stopped.
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Salisbury, Rhodesia
International Red Cross
Mozambique
Nyamaropa
Inyanga
Geneva
Red Cross
Elvis Look Alike Fraud Case Ties to Spoleto Controversy
Greenville police identified Walter Max Palmer 35 as a fraud suspect who opened accounts under false names. The piece links his case to Spoleto USA festival tensions with the Westminister Choir College of Princeton and union disputes over performers. The festival faces visa actions and potential cancellations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenville
Westminister Choir College of
Princeton
N.J
Spoleto
Guild
U.S. Department of Labor
Immigration and Naturalization Service
Gian Carlo Menotti
South Carolina
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Walter Max Palmer
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Edward B. Young
Willie Randall Jr
Landis
Jackson
United States
Hyman Rickover
Navy Establishment
John Stennis
D-Miss
Lew Allen Jr
Air Force
Adm
Thomas B. Hayward
Naval Operations
John DeLuca
Dudley
N.C
Merilyn Carol Rosenthal
High
Eland Park
Christopher Palano
Framingham, Mass
Harry John Miller II
Scottsdale, Ariz
National Weather Service
NOAA
Dept. of Commerce
Texas
Florida
Mississippi Valley
Great Lakes
Plains
West
Ledge, D-Abbeville
Elvis
Raiiread
John Colson
Mitchell Shopping Center
Reminder Sunlite Moonlite Sale
Savannah River Plant O.R.A
SRP
Odell Weeks Activities Center
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