Deaths And Funerals In Augusta Georgia Area
Obituaries report George E Zitelman of 811 Laurel Drive S W dying in Augusta hospital with services planned in Appleton Wisconsin. Raymond Cooper of Perry and Leon Berry of Wrens are noted among others with funeral arrangements and survivors listed. Herbert J Feinen's funeral is set in Aiken with a detailed career background and community roles. Clarence Newsome of Augusta with burial in Bellevue Memorial Gardens is also noted along with survivors.
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George E. Zitelman
Laurel Drive
S.W
Augusta
Appleton
Wis
Oshkosh
Aiken
Waverly Mason Lodge
Kimberly Clark
Laura Boldt Zitelman
Judith Zitelman Combs
East Peoria
Ill
William Z
Herbert J. Feinen
George Funeral Home Chapel
John L. Law
Sunset Memory Gardens
Feinen
Laurel Dr
Aiken Hospital
Eleanor Mercker Feinen
Leonard G. Feinen
Hasbrouck Heights
N.J
Jersey City
Leonard G
Mary Zern Feinen
Cornell University
Columbia University
New York City
New Jersey
Dupont Co
Dupont
Savannah River
Beaumont
Orange
Texas
First Presbyterian Church
Midland Valley Country Club
South Carolina Golf Association
Southern Senior Golf Association
Fifty Plus Club
J. Wortham Mercke
Clarence Herman Newsome
Beck Harrington
Belvedere
Elliott Sons Funeral Home
Lumpkin Road
Eddie West
Bellevue Memorial Gardens
Newsome
Hammond Ave
Glascock County
Second Baptist Church
Plumbers and Steam Fitters Local 150
Hazel Norris Newsome
Norma Jackson
Ann Harris
Macon
Don Newsome
Ken Newsome
Ervin Newsome
Branchville
Cleo Timmerman
Advance payments to Aiken Standard PBM Subscription
Notice directs all advance payments to the Aiken Standard PBM Subscription. The instruction specifies payment routing for subscriptions and outlines the recipient.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aiken
Aiken Standard - Pbm
Gas Truck Overturn Delays LNG Shipments in Savannah
A tanker truck carrying 6,800 gallons of a gasoline additive overturned in Savannah causing a temporary halt to the first LNG shipment from Elba Island. The incident prompts LNG trucks to use a single authorized route through the city.
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Savannah, Ga
Elba Island
Better Jobs For Women Proving To Be Just Talk
Washington AP reports that the Labor Department figures show women in 1975 earned about 5,000 dollars less than men in most large cities. Howard Haughe notes earnings gaps have been steady since the 1950s with women largely in lower paid clerical and service roles and slow movement into male dominated fields. The national median income was 12,770 for men and 7,531 for women, with larger gaps for college graduates. Regional data show the smallest gap in East South Central states and the largest in Pacific states, with figures broken down by region and including New England Middle Atlantic and other areas.
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Washington
Labor Department
Howard Haughe
Haughe
Kentucky
Tennessee
Alabama
Mississippi
Pacific States
Oregon
California
Alaska
Hawaii
New England
Middle Atlantic
Voter Registration Sites Listed in Aiken County
The Aiken County Voter Registration Board lists sites and times to register. Deputies will be at Piggly Wiggly on York Street in Aiken, Wagener Bankers Trust, Six Points Kwik Shop, Montmorenci Baptist Church, Old Macedonia Baptist Church Belvedere, Langley insurance office, and Windsor fire station with deadlines for the Nov. 7 election on October 7.
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Aiken County
York Street
Montmorenci Baptist Church
Old Macedonia Baptist Church
Belvedere
Langley
Lester Chitty
Windsor
Court overturns murder conviction in SC on parole error
South Carolina Supreme Court overturns the murder conviction of Wilford Brooks in Greenville County for a 1975 killing, ordering a new trial after ruling Judge John Gentry erred by mentioning parole eligibility. The ruling is the fourth reversal in two years affecting cases presided by Gentry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
John Gentry
Pickens
South Carolina
Gentry
Brooks
Piedmont
Easley
Edwards Backs AGNS Advocates Nuclear Energy Growth
Former governor Edwards praises Allied General Nuclear Services for efforts to solve energy problems and boost nuclear power. Raymond C. Baxter, AGNS president, asserts safeguards against proliferation and heat spike process development. AGNS eyes 1978 79 funding and expanded thorium research.
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AGNS
Allied General
Edwards
Raymond C. Baxter
Baxter
Judge Rules Sentences in Aiken Offense Case List
The judge handed jail terms for housebreaking, safecracking, pointing and related offenses involving Russell Hook 19 John Sparling 24 Ralph Busbee 17 in Aiken with sentences from three to twelve years and probation. Forgery and DUI counts produced varied penalties including jail terms suspended probation and fines for multiple defendants. Charles Napier Graniteville received three years or 3000 dollars with probation options. others in Aiken Warrenville and Auguste faced six months to six years plus fines and license terms.
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Russell Hook
Aiken
John Sparling
Ralph Busbee
Janice Lee Vaughn
Jerry McMillan
Lorine Williamson
Warrenville
Rossetta Bush
Lilla Billingsley
Leroy Washington
Charles E. Napier
Graniteville
Michael Brook
Earnest Lee Stevens
Auguste
Edward L. Willis
Stroud Calls for Discipline Over More Education Funding
Republican lieutenant governor candidate John Stroud told a drop-in crowd in Aiken that more discipline in schools, not more money, is key to solving South Carolina’s education problems. He cited over 200 million dollars planned for education in five years, opposed student expulsion, proposed in-school options and reform school for severe threats, and favored nuclear power with AGNS near Barnwell while opposing the ERA.
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South Carolina
Aiken
John Stroud
Nancy Stevenson
Paul Benbow
Stroud
Palmetto State
Walterboro
Allied General Nuclear Services
AGNS
Barnwell
OSHA
Occupational Safety and Health Administration
Metro COG Sets Meeting in North Augusta Plaza
The Metropolitan Council of Governments will hold its regular meeting tomorrow at 1 p.m. in room 103 of the Professional Building in North Augusta Plaza. The public is invited.
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Metropolitan Council of Governments
North Augusta Plaza
Baxter Praises AGNS Staff as Reprocessing Debate Continues
Baxter commends AGNS employees for dedication and thanks the South Carolina congressional delegation for support. He notes possible government takeover of AGNS for reprocessing, cites DOE contract milestones, and projects an $18.5 million funding level next year. Special guests included Robert I. Newman and Mr. and Mrs. Paul R. Moore representing Sen. Thurmond.
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Baxter
AGNS
South Carolina
DOE
Robert I. Newman
Paul R. Moore
Sen
Strom Thurmond
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Raymond Cooper
Perry
Perry Baptist Church
Mr. Cooper
Salley
Esker
Effie Cooper
John R. Cooper
Otus Cooper
Mary Ellen Jeffcoat
Wagoner
Lula Bell Gleaton
Myra Poole
Rachael Poole
Cocoa, Fla
Katie Ruth Hamilton
Troy
N.C
Dewey
Jack Cooper
Rosa Cooper
Sarah Mae Whetstone
Ethel Poole
Reba Corbett
Leon Berry
Wrens
Lula Mazone
Bath
An Augusta
Berry
Stephens St
Freeman Funeral Home
Clarence H. Newsome
Birdseye
York ST. Kalmia Plaza
New Ellenton
PBM
Kyle and
Delorres Barker
Kylene
Atlantic City
Galax
National Weather Service
NOAA
US Dept of Commerce
Plains
Great Lakes
Mississippi Valley
Anderson County
Harry Dean Horton
Picken County General Sessions Court
Lin Smithwick
GOP
Metro
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