Deaths and Funerals in Aiken and Mobile notices
Obituary notices from Aiken and Mobile detail deaths of Mary Taylor Pope of Mobile and Dorothy W Stephens of Aiken with ceremonies at First Presbyterian and First Baptist churches respectively. Also listed are Bing family memorials in Aiken and Andrew Watson of Batesburg, with funeral home arrangements and burial plans.
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Union Baptist Church
David R. Williams
Jessamine Memorial Gardens
Aiken
Bing
Avondale Mills
Bernard S. Bing
Cheryl Bing Wallace
Jennifer Bing Bell
Guam
Stephanie Bing Johnson
Korea
Barbara Bing
Tennessee
Yvonne Pluckett
North Augusta
Charlene Blocker
Clinton Blocker
Jackson-Brooks — Funeral Home
Fairfield St
Mary T. Pope
Mobile
Ala
Mary Taylor Pope
Presbyterian Church
David Cozad
Martha Ebel
Magnolia Cemetery
Dorothy W. Stephens
First Baptist Church
Rosa Bing
Herbert Cadle Sr
Hayden Baptist Church
First Presbyterian Church
Mobile Symphony Orchestra
Arthritis Foundation
Joe Jefferson Players
Stanford Taylor
Margaret Pope Cain
Bill
Columbia
Arthur Banister Pope Jr
Talley
Boone, NC
Stanford Taylor Garnett IV
Daly Pope Garnett
Arthur Banister Pope III
Mary Talley Pope
Anne Maybank Cain
Margaret Taylor Cain
Pope
Arthur Banister Pope
Dorothy W
Hilton Head Island
First Baptist
Andrew Watson
Batesburg
Indiana Trail Road
Mattie C. Hall Health Care Center
Davis Funeral Home
Merritt Ave
Ridge Spring
Obituary Notice Policy From The Aiken Standard
The Aiken Standard publishes obituary notices daily with up to 16 lines free the first run. Notices may be edited for style and submitted by funeral homes. Deadlines are 8 a.m. weekdays and 7:30 p.m. weekends. phone 648-2311 for details.
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Aiken Standard
Aiken Tech students to receive higher tuition rebates
The State reports the Commission on Higher Education raised subsidies at 16 technical colleges from 468 to 792 dollars per semester. The rebate returns this semester due to lower anticipated enrollment. CHE spokesman Charlie Fitzsimmons and Executive Director Rayburn Barton stress the timing and increased value.
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D.C
Commission On Higher Education
Technical
Charlie Fitzsimmons
CHE
Rayburn Barton
Shooting by deputies leaves Walterboro man dead
Walterboro man Bryan Bowman, 21, died after a pursuit and gunfire during a convenience store robbery incident. Deputies fired at Bowman after he shot at officers as he fled. another suspect, Dean Hampton, 18, was arrested. State investigators will review the case.
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Walterboro
Bryan Bowman
Colleton County
Bowman
Maj
Steve Bazzle
Bazzle
Dean Hampton
Kathryn Richardson
Horry County fugitive caught in West Virginia
Johnathan Lee Melton, 23, of Myrtle Beach, eluded bounty hunters in Pennsylvania after a bus stop capture, then fled in a stolen pickup to Milton West Virginia. He was found hiding in an attic and faces burglary charges in Horry County awaiting extradition.
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Milton
W.va
Myrtle Beach
S.C
Pennsylvania
Johnathan Lee Melton
G. F Mullins
Melton
Horry County
D.C
Mullins
Trauma center costs raise concerns in South Carolina
South Carolina health care professionals warn that one or more Level I trauma centers could drop out of the system due to high costs and limited reimbursements. MUSC reports a substantial loss from trauma care as physicians cite low liability protection, long hours, and insufficient pay. Officials urge funding of 10 to 15 million dollars to sustain designation, with potential patient transfers if centers withdraw.
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Charleston
South Carolina
Jim Walker
The
South Carolina Hospital Association
Medical University of South Carolina
Palmetto Health Richland
Columbia
Greenville Memorial
Spartanburg
MUSC
Stuart Smith
Musc Hospital Authority
Doug Norcross
Norcross
Las Vegas
Department of Health and Environmental Control
Gerald Wilson
South Carolina Medical Association
Palmetto Health
Richland
Wilson
Two lieutenant governor candidates clash in Columbia debate
State Sens. Andre Bauer and Phil Leventis spar over campaign finances school start dates and insurance while Libertarian Kenneth Curtis misses the debate. Both favor referendums on some reforms and agree on disclosure and local control, with personal jabs over records and tactics.
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Columbia
Andre Bauer
Chapin
Phil Leventis
Sumter
Wis-Tv
Kenneth Curtis
Bauer
Leventis
General Assembly
GOP sets deadline for FOI requests in South Carolina
The South Carolina Republican Party demands 220000 pages of documents from Governor Hodges office under FOIA, with noon Tuesday deadline. It cites 6200 staff hours needed, while Hodges spokesman says requests are being fulfilled and payment pending on some. The push echoes 1998 disputes when Beasley faced similar record demands.
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Columbia
Republican Party
Jim Hodges
Ted
GOP
Hodges
Morton Brilliant
Brilliant
Ron Thomas
South Carolina
David Beasley
Democratic Party
Beasley
Missing Pee Dee woman linked to burning car case
Authorities say a 1998 Ford Contour found burning on Highway 41 carried human remains estimated at 4 to 6 years old. The driver is unidentified. DNA and car records link the vehicle to Sandra Grice of Dillon County. A disturbed grave at a nearby cemetery is being investigated for connection.
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Marion
Marion County
Mullins
Randy Crawford
Crawford
Medical University of South Carolina
Sandra Grice
Dillon County
Grice
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