Deaths and Funerals in South Carolina Obit Notes
Carmen Brou of Aiken dies in 78th year with mass at St Mary Help of Christians. Also listed are memorials for Alexander Lyons and Earlye M Odum, with funeral home notices, survivors, and services.
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 2002
Page
6
Carmen Brou of Aiken dies in 78th year with mass at St Mary Help of Christians. Also listed are memorials for Alexander Lyons and Earlye M Odum, with funeral home notices, survivors, and services.
The Arken Standard lists obituary notices with free publication for up to 16 lines including the headline. Additional lines incur a fee and submissions are handled by funeral homes with editing for style. Deadline is 8:15 a.m. weekdays and 7:30 p.m. weekends. call 648 2311 for details.
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Republican Greg Ryberg, a South Carolina state senate candidate from Aiken, says he would end his fuel contracts with state government if elected state treasurer. The Greenville News notes Ryberg’s firms won about $70 million in sealed bids since 1992. his campaign questions voter conflicts.
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In a heated debate the candidates clashed over South Carolina's failed bid to attract a DaimlerChrysler van plant. Hodges defended not exceeding 35 million for 1500 acres near Summerville, while Sanford pressed the administration’s handling and Georgia’s better offer. They also sparred on casino boats, tax reform, school vouchers, and lottery funding for education.
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