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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1999
Page
4
A long list of racers by age group and residence is reported with rankings from first to third in each division. Participants span Georgia and South Carolina towns including Aiken, Martinez, Augusta, and Spartanburg with ages from 11 to 67. Names include Julie Jones Kim Rocker Karen Austin and many others, detailing city or state origins.
Two doctors, Mark Perman and Robert Field, argue Georgetown Memorial Hospital should not receive a Certificate of Need to build a 7.7 million cancer radiation facility on campus. They plan to open Georgetown Radiation Oncology Center nearby and say both facilities would be economically wasteful given regional patient numbers. DHEC will reconvene before the project review committee decides.
Graveside funeral services for Stella Darlene Chavis Hynes of Warenvile will be held today at Suneet Memory Gardens in Langley. The George Funeral Homes downtown chapel in Alton is in charge with pallbearers listed and survivors including husband Daniel Hynes and numerous relatives.
A wave of new mobile products from phones to games players goes to market alongside efforts by Dell and Sun to run web surf apps without Windows. Industry critics say Microsoft abuses power while Caldera sues over predatory practices and a judge's ruling moves toward possible breakup of the software giant.
Dororthy L Padgett and Eartha Lee Glover deaths on Friday Nov 5 1999. Obituaries list funeral homes Palmer Jackson-Brooks Amos and Sons and Graveside services in Ocala Aiken Warrenville Johnston Perry Wagener. Read as a deceased cohort with family ties and memorials to Alzheimer's Association.
Ages 45 to 49 list shows first Jerry Brawner 45 Martinez second James E Stewart 48 Aiken third Martin Coffey 45 Aiken. Ages 50 to 54 features first Gene Thomas 50 Aiken second Phillip Dickert 52 North Augusta third John Blair 50. Ages 55 to 59 names Bill Seigler 55 North Augusta James Adams 59 North Augusta Bill Vetsch 58 Aiken. Ages 60 to 64 lists Richard Conley 61 Montmorenci Jim Wilson 62 Aiken Leo R Rees 60 Aiken. Ages 65 to 69 shows Jim Hite 65 Millen Ga second Joe Bon giorno 65 Bluffton.
Coley informed Puckett he would not be listed on the church roll after a ruling against video poker. He urged repentance but welcomed her to attend worship, while Puckett received mixed public support as area media covered the church’s decision and outreach efforts continued.
Kimberly Renee Poole, 22, of Mocksville North Carolina goes on trial on murder, armed robbery and obstruction of justice charges in the June 9 1998 Myrtle Beach shooting that killed her husband Brent Poole 24. Prosecutors say she conspired with former boyfriend John Boyd Frazier Jr 30 to plot the murder. Frazier’s trial date not set.
Charleston County School District refuses to pay the full Laidlaw Education Services bill to protest tardy bus drivers. Officials say repeated complaints include prepaid breakfasts missed and late arrivals, with 10 percent withheld per problem area totaling $238,000. Laidlaw defends efforts to improve service amid driver shortages and long daily routes.
Anthony Michael Williams, 24, faces assault and battery with intent to kill after allegedly shaking his one month old son Caleb. The infant was in critical condition at Greenville Memorial Hospital and not expected to survive. doctors described injuries as consistent with child abuse and shaken baby syndrome. Williams told investigators he tripped while carrying Caleb, then fell on him, and said he had led a good life and that it was an accident. Prosecutor Tommy Wall said murder charges could follow if the child dies.
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