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Betty Brown 3 p.m. Sardis Baptist Church Barbara Perry Brunson 11 a.m. Shellhouse Rivers Funeral Home James E Findley 3 p.m. Shellhouse Rivers Funeral Home Jennie Bates Weimartz 3 p.m. Folk Funeral Home Chapel Albert Morris 3 p.m. Mine Creek Baptist Church Helen Turner 2 p.m. Mt Moriah Baptist Church Edgefield Rev Clifford Emmett 2 p.m. Langley Church of God
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Sardis Baptist
Barbara Perry Brunson
Chapel of Shellhouse- Rivers Funeral
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Helen Turner
Mt. Moriah Baptist Church
Edgefield
Clifford Emmett
Langley Church of God
Rev Clifford Emmett 2004 obituary in Langley Church
The Rev. Clifford Emmett longtime Church of God minister died Sunday October 10 2004. He was 69 and survived by wife Miriam Mason Emmett two daughters Jo Anne Tripp Cynthia Jackson two sons William Emmett Stephen Emmett eight grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Funeral services are scheduled for Wednesday at 2 pm at Langley Church of God with several ministers officiating. Burial will follow at Sunny Vista Church of God Cemetery. Pallbearers are Michael Rearden Kendall Hutto Franklin Williams Johnny New Wayne Roof and Matt Roof. Friends may call today 7 to 9 pm at Hatcher Funeral Home Langley.
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Clifford Emmett
Miriam Mason Emmett
Bleachery St
Clearwater
Jo Anne Tripp
Cynthia Jackson
Aiken
William Emmett
North
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Cayce
Emmett
Dover
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Mary Elizabeth Perkins Emmett
Kendall Hutto
Franklin Williams
Johnny New
Wayne Roof
Matt Roof
Hatcher
Hatcher Funeral Home
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Albert Morris Dies. funeral today at Mine Creek Church
Albert Morris 54 died. Funeral services set for today at 3 p.m. at Mine Creek Baptist Church in Saluda. Burial at B L Memorial in Leesville. Davis Funeral Home, 412 Merritt Ave., Ridge Spring handles arrangements.
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Saluda
Mine Creek Baptist Church
Leesville
Davis Funeral Home
Merritt Ave
Ridge Spring
Celebration of Life for Clayton H. Phillips
Clayton H. Phillips 78 of Aiken died Oct 10 2004 at home with family by his side. He served in the US Air Force in World War II and worked for American Can Co and Amoco Foam Products before retirement. He married Rosemary Cashmer Phillips and survived by daughters Gwen Lutham Julie Zagha Cynthia and Shelia, a grandson Jacob and a granddaughter Sarah Zagha. Memorials to St Vincent de Paul Society or Hitchcock Hospice. Cremation per his wishes with inurnment at Forest Lawn Cemetery Three Oaks Michigan.
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Dennis Hawkins
la Porte
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Forest Lawn Cemetery
Three Oaks
Mich
Aiken
Rosemary Cashmer Phillips
Muskegon
Horace A
Dorothy Bixby Phillips
Purdue Technical College
American Can Co
Amoco Foam
Gwen Lutham
Tucson
Ariz
Julie Zagha
Los Angeles
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Idaho cleanup fears ease as waste bill advances
Idaho officials and environmental groups warn the new bill could set a precedent by allowing DOE to reclassify South Carolina sludge as low level waste. The plan excludes INEEL tanks and requires NRC standards, with Idaho officials noting public input was limited and potential future challenges remain.
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Idaho
Idaho National Engineering and Environmental Laboratory
Congress
Idaho Department of Environmental Quality
Snake River Alliance
Jeremy Maxand
Energy Department
Yucca Mountain
Nevada
Maxand
Bush
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Savannah River
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Ineel
Department of Energy
Hanford
Washington
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U.S
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GOP
Dirk Kempthorne
Kempthorne
South Carolina beaches hit by storms in years worst erosion
Oceanographer Bill Eiser warns SC beaches are in their worst shape since Hurricane Hugo after five tropical systems this year. Major erosion hit Hunting Island State Park and Folly Beach, with Edisto also vulnerable, while renourishment helped Myrtle Beach. Forecasters expect a colder, stormier winter in the Southeast.
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South Carolina
Hugo
Bill Eiser
Office of Ocean and Coastal Resource Management
Jeanne
Charley
Gaston
Charleston County
Bonnie
Gulf of Mexico
Frances
Ivan
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Eiser
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Folly
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Grand Strand
Pawleys Island
Myrtle Beach
Sea Turtles Decline Despite Fishing Rule Change
Officials report a sharp decline in loggerhead nests in South Carolina, despite a federal rule mandating circle hooks for longline fishermen. The change, effective last August, is criticized by fishers who say it makes fishing harder and may not protect turtles, with nest numbers falling from 2,576 to 747 in the latest season.
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Mount Pleasant
Frank Blum
Todd Steiner
Sea Turtle Restoration Project
South Carolina
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