Deaths and funerals in Aiken area May 2008
Edward Duncan Langley dies at 63 after 15 years with Westinghouse at Savannah River Site.Survived by wife Judy Bagwell Duncan and children Dee, Stacey, Ron. six grandchildren. multiple siblings. Funeral at Christian Heritage Church with Sunset Memory Gardens burial. memorials to Christian Heritage Church or St Joseph Hospice.
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Edward Duncan Langley
Edward “Eddie” Duncan
Judy Bag ‘Well Duncan
Huber Clay Road
Duncan
Aiken
Edward A
Vera Padgett Duncan
Westinghouse
Savannah River
Christian Heritage Church
Graniteville
Aiken County Career Center
Will Sheehan
Courtney Howell
Connor Howell
Jackson Duncan
Nancy
Billy Beasley
Kathy
Steve New
Clearwater
Linda
John Ingle
Irma
Debbie
Ward Clark
Belvedere
Ray Lamb
Commerce
Jimmy
Patsy Bagwell
Bath
Ronnie
Martha Bagwell
Hank Caver
L.L. Willis
Stephen Phillips
Charles Wilson
Joe Walden
Internment
Sunset Memory Gardens
Jimmy Connor
Jimmy McKinney
Bill Dearman
John Wall
Lenwood Youngblood
Hatcher Funeral Home
Langley
Thomas Wade Teague
Grace Brethren Church
Talatha Church Road
Steve Taylor
Virginia ‘Teague
Mickey ‘Teague
Hwuston
Texas
Wesley ‘Teague
Spanish Fort
Ala
Reajean Beattie
Tavia McClain
Denver
SAS
DuPont
Experimental Aircraft Association
Beajean Beattie
Burgundy Rd
Grace Brethren Church Mission Ministry
Aiken, S.C
Shellhouse Funeral Home Inc
Hayne Ave
S.C
Vehicle theft and home burglary reported in Aiken
A vehicle was reported stolen Sunday afternoon from the Aiken Mall parking lot between 1 and 4 p m after a possible break in through the driver's side window. A 2002 Honda motorcycle was damaged while parked between 2:45 and 2:55 p m Saturday. A home on Cox Avenue, 900 block, was broken into between Friday 9 p m and Saturday 3 p m with two interior doors damaged and about 170 dollars in damage.
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Aiken
Aiken Mall
Cox Ave
Obituary Notice Policy For The Aiken Standard
The Aiken Standard lists obituary notices with up to 16 lines printed free of charge on first publication. Additional lines incur a fee. Submissions are by funeral homes and subject to editing for style. Call 648 2311 for details and deadlines by 9 00 p m daily.
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Aiken Standard
Aiken County Center Offers June Teen Camps and Food Program
Aiken County Recreation Center in Graniteville hosts camps for ages 14 to 18 during weeks of June 25 and 9 12 with a $60 fee. Topics include jobs education money management and interview prep. Sponsor Carey Hill Development Corporation supports USDA Summer Food Service Program giving free meals to children 18 and under June 2 to July 18 except July 3 4. Aiken Barnwell health center board meets June 17 at 6 30 p.m. at 1135 Gregg Hwy.
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Aiken County Recreation Center
Graniteville
US 1
Food Service
Carey Hill Development Corporation, Inc
US Department of Agriculture
Pro- HI Watt
Gram
Aiken-Barnwell Health Center
Aiken-Barnwell Mental Health Center
Gregg Hwy
Clemson shifts toward high tech farming amid concerns
Clemson University moves from traditional farming to genetics and biotechnology. Farmers fear loss of agricultural focus as budget cuts trigger retirements and staff reductions. President Barker argues the shift aligns with future education and industry needs while preserving South Carolina's $33 billion agricultural sector.
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Clemson
Clemson University
James Barker
South Carolina
Barker
Dave Winkles
Farm Bureau
Columbia
Winkles
Calvin Schoulties
College of Agriculture, Forestry and Life Sciences
Shu-Hua Cheng
Discrimination suits cloud Grand Strand outlook, officials say
Myrtle Beach officials voice uncertainty over how racial discrimination lawsuits will affect the Grand Strand economy. Tourism, a major driver with 70 percent of jobs, may face reputational risk if hotels and businesses face backlash. Industry experts warn of potential negative impact, while some firms deny harm.
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Myrtle Beach
Grand Strand
Dennis Wade
Myrtle Beach ‘Area
South Car
Olina
Georgetown
North Carolina Line
South Carolina Human Affairs Commission
Spartanburg
French U S clash ends Charleston D-Day luncheon homage
Bernard Marie who started the annual June 6 D-Day tribute near Charleston since 1994 canceled this year as French U S tensions over Iraq rise. He recalled wartime memories and said the $1500 luncheon funds will be donated to the D Day National Memorial Foundation in Bedford Virginia.
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U.S
Iraq
Charleston
Columbia
Bernard Marie
South Carolina
Marie
Sullivans Island
Virginia
Wn Ves
United Nations
United States
France
Dome Vets
Eerste
Bill would fly POW MIA flag on state buildings six days a year
A Greenwood legislator sponsors a bill to display a black and white POW MIA flag on state buildings six days annually. Five lawmakers back the measure introduced May 1 to honor prisoners of war and those missing in action. The flag would fly on Armed Forces Day Memorial Day Flag Day Independence Day National POW/MIA Recognition Day and Veterans Day.
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Bill
J. Anne Parks
D.greenwood
Jack C. Ward Jr
Travelers Rest
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