Deaths and Funerals in South Carolina area
Obituaries announce Myrtle W Carpenter of Graniteville 75 died Oct 5 2003 with services Oct 8 at Napier Funeral Home Graniteville. Glenn Krepps of Edgefield died Oct 6 2003 with services Oct 8 at Sweetwater Baptist Church. Edna M Taylor of Graniteville died Oct 5 2003 with service Oct 9 at Hatcher Funeral Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn Krepps
Edgefield
Michelle Barker Krepps
Garrett Road
Bob
Janice Stewart Krepps
Burnettown
Ryan Krepps
Christopher Brantley
Hannah Brantley
Vince Krepps
Krepps
Augusta
Meybohm Realtors
Sweetwater Baptist Church
North Augusta
SRS Dog Hunt Club
Lambda Chi Alpha Fraternity
Joe Willard
Eleazer Benenhaley
Chris Masters
Sunset Memorial Gardens
Brian Stewart
Daryl Dupert
Mike Barker
Richard Stewart
Allen Timmon
Steve Mellfried
Nick Roach
Stan Cash
Sycamore St
Hatcher Funeral Home
U.S. Hwy. 1
Langley
Irvin Peterson
Decatur
Beaver Dam
Myrtle W. Carpenter
Graniteville
Chapel of Napier
Sweetwater Baptist
Perthine Smith
Aiken
Ashley Grove
Edna M. Taylor
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The
Aiken Standard
Supreme Court denies McKnight fetal homicide appeal
The Supreme Court refused to hear Regina McKnight whose murder conviction for her stillborn child sparked debates on fetal rights and abortion law. McKnight, a cocaine user during pregnancy, is serving 12 to 20 years in South Carolina, while advocacy groups warn of broader liability for pregnant women.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Regina McKnight
South Carolina
McKnight
Congress
Wyndh Anderson
American Public Health Association
American Psychiatric Association
The
National Association of Social Workers
High Court
Clinton urges more women in politics at Furman
U S Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton told about 2,000 at Furman University in Greenville that societies that empower women show stronger democracy. She linked Taliban oppression to global gaps and urged Americans to raise women's political roles while noting South Carolina's low female representation. Margaret Gaines, a Greenville resident, said she would vote for Clinton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenville
U.S
Hillary Rodham Clinton
Furman University
Clinton
Richard W. Riley Institute
U.S Senate
Bill
South Carolina
Margaret Gaines
Gaines
NuVox Communications
D-N.y
Deedee Corradini
Salt Lake City
Women and Politics Forum
Gephardt probes job loss in South Carolina
Dick Gephardt spoke in Winnsboro promising to bring jobs back and push fair trade as he criticized Bush and NAFTA. In Fairfield County he met residents affected by high unemployment after the Mack Trucks plant closure put 760 locals out of work in the town of about 2300.
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Winnsboro
Dick Gephardt
South Carolina
Missouri
Fairfield County
Gephardt
Mack Trucks
Volvo Global Trucks
Mack
Bush
Funeral plans set for longtime South Carolina senator
Funeral services for Sen Don ald Holland will be held at 1 p m Wednesday at Lyttleton Street United Methodist Church. Holland died Sunday at 75 from a heart ailment and will be buried in Beulah United Methodist Church Cemetery. He was the Senate’s longest serving active member. The report also notes campaign fundraising activity in the 1998 U S Senate race and local incident updates from Myrtle Beach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irvin Peterson
Decatur
Candler Road
Decatur Hospital
Irvin Terrell
Irvilena
Earnest Peterson Jr
Horace Peterson
Ronnie Peterson
McDonald Walker
Beaver Dam Baptist Church
Aiken
Phinizy Young
Beaver Dam Church
B. L. Jenkins
Camden
Donald Holland
Lyttleton Street United Methodist Church
Senate
Holland
Beulah United Methodist Church
Camden Democrat
House
No deaths at Myrtle Beach Harley rally attract 50,000 crowd
Myrtle Beach police and coroners report no motorcycle fatalities or major problems after the fall Harley-Davidson rally. Officials estimate up to 50,000 attendees as vendors doubled from last year and the event ended Sunday night. Sandy Leone of Myrtle Beach Harley-Davidson notes crowds and vendor activity were higher, with growth around 25 to 30 percent.
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Myrtle Beach
Harry Rogers
Sandy Leone
Harley-Davidson
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Myrtle Woodward Carpenter
Denzil “Shine” Carpenter
William Woodward
Cora Franklin Woodward
Evelyn W. Anderson
Gail Watson Rogers
Kay Goodrow
Rita Harper
Joyce A. Grier
Judy A. Davidson
June A. Hughes
Gene W. Franklin
Tommy Wooten
Edward Patrick
Billy Woodward
Danilo Koon
Milton Rogers
Lane Rogers
Brent Boozer
Jack Hughes
Rita P. Harper
Bettis Academy Rd
Napier Funeral Home
Main St
Rachel J. Laughlin
Rachel Jane Park Laughlin
Lowman
New Life
Hoefler
Daily Life Center
White Rock
Trinity Lutheran Church
Fairfax
DuPont Dr. Aiken
Azalea Woods
Ashley Grove Baptist Church
Anthony Q. Miller
Mary Holmes
Dillion St
Jackson-Brooks Funeral Home
Edna M. T
Jefferson P. Taylor
Midland Drive
Robert E
Sandra Taylor
Leesville
Timothy C
Carol Taylor
Robert E. Taylor
Chadwick B. Taylor
Patrick K. Taylor
Abby E. Taylor
Patrick J. Taylor
Kelsey C. Taylor
Gavin B. Taylor
Taylor
Gloverville
Golie E
Pearle Puckett McDonald
St. Paul’s Episcopal Church
Doug Plunkett
Bob Cain
Bill Long
John Overstreet
Cleveland Taylor
Alan Wingard
Bill Whittle
Earl Melton
Rick Castles
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
P O. Box
Hatcher
Sun Ctu
Pine Log Road
Main Street
Sammie" Napier
Hillary Clinton
Labor
DeMint
Lindsey Graham
Strom Thurmond
Alex Sanders
State Ethics Commission
Hollings
Charlie Condon
Lowcountry
Thomas Ravenel
Mark McBride
MUSC
Charleston
Arizona
Pearl Harbor
Hawaii
United States
Medical University of South Carolina
Pam Morris
Morris
National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration
National Park Service
Columbia
S.C
Jim DeMint
Ernest “Fritz” Hollings
Greenville Republican
Bic
John
John Kitchings
God
Melinda
Tonya
Eric
Mom
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