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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 2011
Page
6
Charles Aiken Sr age 66 of 138 Istland Loop died Monday November 28 2011 at home. Funeral services will be announced by Jackson-Brooks Funeral Home.
Samuel Edward Goldsmith Lingard obituary lists 1 a.m. services at Dunbar Funeral Home on Devine Street in Columbia. Johnnie Irene Muse Ivey has a 2 p.m. service at Crooked Run Baptist Church in Winnsboro. L. C. Atkinson is scheduled for 1 p.m. at Sweetwater Church of God in North Augusta. Ruth Glock Latshaw’s service is at 11 a.m. at Southlawn Cemetery and Mausoleum Chapel. Jacquelyn Meredith Tucker will be memorialized at 2 p.m. at Shell House Funeral Home.
The former Soviet defector Mihyeve, daughter of Josef Stalin, died in Wisconsin at age 22 from colon Navy related issues. She defected in 1967 swapping sides during the Cold War and lived intermittently in the United States becoming a citizen. She had briefly returned to the Soviet Union in the 1980s before moving back to the U.S. after a stay abroad.
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In Columbia, senators pressed the South Carolina DHEC on the Savannah port dredging permit. Haley staff were asked to testify but declined, with lawmakers delaying resolution until staff appear, while officials stressed independence and transparency.
The South Carolina Supreme Court heard arguments on a challenge to the state's 2.7 billion dollar sales tax exemptions, from toilets to sweetgrass baskets, amid disputes over funding for education and claims of illegal special legislation. Justices questioned why exemptions exist for some crafts but not others and noted political figures in the courtroom as arguments framed the issue as policy rather than legal.
A 9-year-old boy was bitten twice by a rattlesnake at Wannamaker County Park in North Charleston while playing on a log. He was hospitalized in critical condition, later upgraded, after the Thanksgiving eve incident. Police say a different event involved a Charleston officer charged with third degree assault and battery after a bar incident.
Pickens authorities say 53 year old Teddy Austin Arnold with a lengthy criminal record is accused of threatening to shoot the Pickens County sheriff. Deputies charged Arnold with making the threat and related offenses.
A North Charleston police officer has been placed on unpaid leave after an arrest on an assault charge. The Post and Courier reports the officer was taken into custody and is facing legal proceedings.
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