Deaths and Funerals in multiple South Carolina towns
Douglas R. Becker, 82, of Aiken, a DuPont engineer and WWII B 17 navigator, died Oct 2 2003. Burial at Arlington. Memorials to Boy Scouts or diabetes. Also notices for Bertha M Sanders, Sharon Layne, Bonnie Williamson and others with funeral details and locations.
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Douglas R. Becker
Douglas Rene Becker
Florence Lowe Becker
Carriage Hills Nursing Center
George Funeral Home
John E. Wertz
Arlington National Cemetery
Becker
Aiken
Delaware
DuPont
Buffalo
N.Y
Fred
Caroline Becker
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
Troy
Army Air Corps
Douglas C. Becker
Greenwood
Jeffrey A. Becker
Diane
Charleston
Renee Becker Beaty
Boy Scouts
Alzheimer’s Association
American Diabetes Association
GeorgeFuneral. Homes
George
Bertha Mae Posey Bennett Sanders
Warrenville Revival Center
Leroy Beard
Charlie Kelley
Todd Cook
Graniteville
Napier Funeral Home
Main St
Augusta
University Hospital
Sharon Michele Sayne
Harold “Hank” Sayne
Christ the King Lutheran Church
David Keener
Bellevue Memorial Gardens
Sayne
Merrill
Wisc
Melissa L. Layne
Martinez
Edward P
Constance L. Sprague
Christ the King Lutheran Church Memorial Fund
Evans
Locks Road
Evans, Ga
Platt
N. Belair Road
Warrenville
Palm Beach
Fla
Bonnie Williamson
Morphine pioneer Marshall Gates dies at 88 in Rochester
Marshall D. Gates Jr., first to synthesize morphine in the laboratory, died at 88. The 1952 breakthrough with Gilg Tschudi spurred nonaddictive pain-mimicking drugs as World War II shortages boosted morphine synthesis efforts. Gates taught from 1949, held 13 patents, edited the Journal of the American Chemical Society, and retired in 1981.
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Marshall D. Gates
Rochester
N.Y
Marshall D. Gates Jr
Gilg Tschudi
Britain
United States
Gates
Journal of the American Chemical Society
Bryn Mawr College
National Defense Research Council
Obituary notice guidelines from The Aiken Standard
The Aiken Standard runs daily obituary notices with up to 16 lines free the first time. Submissions by funeral homes are edited for style and charges apply for extra lines. The deadline is 9 00 p m every day and a contact number 648 2311 is provided for information.
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The
Aiken Standard
Wilson asks Hollings for apology over Iraq vote
South Carolina congressman Joe Wilson urges Senator Ernest Hollings to apologize after Hollings cast the lone nay on a resolution backing troops in Iraq attached to an emergency war funding bill. Hollings defends his vote, cites federal spending and war debt as reasons for opposition.
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Columbia
South Carolina
Joe Wilson
R-S.c
U.S
Ernest Hollings
D-S.c
Iraq
Wilson
Hollings
Senate
Bush
Andy Davis
Congress
Davis
Europe
North Africa
Senator Hollings
Jonathan Murray
Postal Service
Post Office
Donna Ricks
Ricks
Florence
Maj
Carlos Raines
South Griffin Street
Raines
Newberry
Florence County
M.G
Bubba” Matthews
Clemson students see NASA rocket launch their wind research
About a dozen Clemson University students watched a 40-foot two stage rocket lift from NASA Wallops Flight Facility Virginia and fall into the Atlantic after a 10 minute ascent. They released a luminescent tracer and aluminumized Mylar to track winds affecting satellite and radio communications, enabling study of wind shear and turbulence. The Germans aided material release. Clemson researchers built their own mechanism and seek to analyze the data.
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Clemson
Clemson University
NASA
Virginia
North Carolina
Wallops
Atlantic
Germany
Japan
Miguel Larsen
Larsen
Coastal wetlands rule clarity urged by SC panel
A panel urged the South Carolina Legislature to clarify freshwater wetlands regulation authority, favoring DH E C oversight and mitigation requirements for fillings. The move follows a 2001 Supreme Court decision limiting Army Corps reach and was sent to lawmakers Friday.
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Pinopolis
South Carolina
U.S. Supreme Court
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
Council On Coastal Futures
Department of Health and Environmental Control
General Assembly
MUSC Wins DHEC OK to Build Downtown Hospital
The Medical University of South Carolina receives state approval to move forward with a $292 million downtown hospital project. A 518,000 square foot facility with 156 beds and a seven story tower aims to open by October 2006, pending a 10 day public comment period.
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Charleston
Medical University of South Carolina
State Department of Health and Environmental Control
Joel Grice
DHEC
Bureau of Health Facilities
Grice
The
University
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Bertha M. Sanders
Sharon M. Sprague Sayne
Michael S. West
Wagener
George Funeral Homes
Sharon Layne
Lottie Zuchowski
Good Shepherd
Huntington Beach
Calif
Pine Log Road
Main Street
Sammie" Napier
New Yorker
Harold Ross
Newsweek
Associated Press
Bluffton (Ap
Bluffton
Jarod Tapp
Julie Jett
Michael Gordon
Gordon
Jett
College of Charleston
Ray
Alicia Wisotski
Aiken County
Chapel 211 Park Avenue
Southside Chapel
Whiskey Road
Georgefuneralhomes.com
Treye Sharpe
Ray Wisotski
Dale Rogers
Tamara Campbell
Paul Kitchens
MUSC
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