Deaths and Funerals for Bledsoe English Hagan Weatherford
Funeral services are held for Elizabeth J. Bledsoe in Greenville with burial at Woodlawn Memorial Park. Aiken residents Clyde English and Timothy Hagan die as others are noted with visiting hours and church services. Memorials suggested to local churches or cancer society.
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Elizabeth J. Bledsoe
Woodlawn Memorial Park & Funeral Home
Greenville
Sheila Rogers
Bob James
Woodlawn Memorial Park
George Funeral Homes
Downtown Chapel
Park Ave
Aiken
Bledsoe
James Allen Bledsoe
Aiken Regional Medical Centers
W. English Clyde Wesley
C.W.” English
V.A. Medical Center
Augusta
Savannah Valley Memorial Gardens
Thomson, Ga
English
Second Baptist Church
Thomson
Margaret Norton English
Franklin J. Wren
Paul D. Wren
Wrens
Sam J. English
Lorian English
Shellhouse Funeral Home Inc
Hayne Ave
Paul Hagan
Timothy Paul Hagan
Colbert Bridge Road
Talatha Baptist Church
David Lester
American Cancer Society
Shellhouse Rivers Funeral Home Funeral Home
East Pine Log Road
Bath
Ellen Walker Weatherford
Eden Drive
Howard Weatherford
James Kenneth Weatherford Sr
Julian Walker
Dan Walker
Pearl Wampsy
Ann Weatherford
Pine Grove Baptist Church
Sunset Memorial Gardens
Hatcher Funeral Home
U.S. Highway 1
Langley
Elizabeth Bledsoe
Clyde English
Timothy Hagan
C Z Guest Gardener and Society Figure Dies at 83
C Z Guest a New York gardening columnist and society fixture died at her Old Westbury home age 83. Born Lucy Cochrane in 1920 she turned to gardening after a 1976 riding accident and wrote for the New York Post from 1978. She authored First Garden in 1987 and helped lead the Liverpool International Garden Festival exhibit in 1984.
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NEW York (Ap
C.Z. Guest
New York Society
Old Westbury, N.Y
New York Post
Truman Capote
Guest
Liverpool
England
Lucy Cochrane
Boston
Sissy
Winston Frederick Churchill Guest
Winston Churchill
Obituary listing policy and contact for Aiken Standard
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Fort Mill Soldier Killed in Iraqi Helicopter Shootdown
Staff Sgt. Paul M. Neff II of Fort Mill was among six soldiers killed when a Black Hawk was shot down Friday in Tikrit, Iraq. He joined the Army in 1991 after graduating Fort Mill High School and recently earned the Bronze Star.
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Columbia
Fort Mill
Black Hawk
Iraq
Defense Department
Paul M. Neff II
Paul
Mike Waldbridge
Rock Hill
Neff
Paul Sr
Waldbridge
Plan diverts mental patients from emergency rooms
State plan diverts mentally ill patients from emergency rooms with 1.8 million in aid to 10 areas. Hospitals report overcrowding and staff strain as overburdened ERs seek to expand front door care while officials warn the plan is not a full solution.
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Columbia
South Carolina Hospital Association
Patti Smoake
George Gintoli
Gintoli
Richard Acton
Lexington County Community Mental Health Center
Palmetto Richland
Palmetto
Greg Gattman
Lexington Medical Center
Georgie Cote
South Carolina film industry trails rivals in budget and studios
The state earned about 55 million in 2002, far behind North Carolina's 250 million as officials acknowledge limited funding. Critics say a lean budget hampers marketing, festivals access, and studio development, hurting revenue and high wage job potential.
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Columbia
South Carolina
North Carolina
Wilmington
Debra Rosen
Georgia
Jeff Monks
Los Angeles
Department of Commerce
Clare Morris
Paul
McLane
Coastal Talent
Arthur Howe
Location Carolina
Mount Pleasant
Johnny Griffin
Bush heads to Greenville to raise cash
President Bush travels to Greenville South Carolina on Monday to fund raise as textile job losses linked to his trade policies persist in the state. He will visit BMW Manufacturing in Greer before a fundraiser expected to add about 1 million to his campaign, amid SC’s sharp manufacturing job fall and a 94 million plus treasury.
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Greenville
Bush
South Carolina
BMW
Greer
North Carolina
U.S
Bush eyes South Carolina edge in 1992 race
Democratic Party chair Joe Erwin notes October payrolls rose 126000 while 6.1 percent unemployment persisted and concedes Bush may be unbeatable in South Carolina. He cites Georgia’s Carter as the last Democrat to win SC, while House Speaker David Wilkins frames Bush’s visit as not about political need.
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Joe Erwin
Democratic Party
BMW
Bush
Clemson University
Bruce Ransom
China
Labor Department
South Carolina
Erwin
Georgia
Jimmy Carter
House
David Wilkins
Greenville
Riley may end longtime Charleston mayoral run in upcoming term
Charleston Mayor Joe Riley Jr. may retire after his eighth four year term, exploring a possible ninth term while signaling he will announce his decision in about two years. City Councilman Robert George predicts Riley unlikely to run again. potential successor Kwadjo Campbell plans another bid in 2007. In Columbia, James Smith begins 11 weeks of National Guard training at Fort Jackson and will miss the start of the 2004 legislative session. Rep. John Scott acts as interim minority leader until Smith returns.
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Charleston
Joe Riley Jr
Riley
Joe Riley
Robert George
Kwadjo Campbell
Columbia
House
James Smith
Fort Jackson
Smith
South Carolina Army National Guard
218Th Brigade
Newberry
James
John Scott
Scott
Rep
Joel Laurie
David Wilkins
Greenville
Woman charged in 2001 shooting death in Columbia
A Columbia woman, Carmen Latrice Rice, 25, is charged with murder and burglary in the 2001 shooting death of Alfred B. Brennan, 46, in Richland County. Alfred Brennan was found shot five times in a idling Mercedes Benz in a ditch after being seen with two women at a club the night of the incident.
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Columbia (Ap
Columbia
Richland County
Carmen Latrice Rice
Alfred B. Brennan
Rice
Brennan
Pellicci
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