Obituaries honor Gastonia area residents 2017 losses
Obituaries list Gastonia area figures including Gastonia native Bo Johnson Jr 63 of Gastonia died December 25 2017 at CaroMont Regional Medical Center and Ronald Douglas Grigg 72 of Grover who passed December 24 2017. Also noted are Thomas Bert Payne Sr 70 of Stanley and Catherine England Strickland 79 of Gastonia among others with services at Greene Funeral Service South Chapel and memorials to Holy Angels.
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Gastonia
Norman “Bo” Johnson Jr
CaroMont Regional Medical Center
Gaston County
Norman Asbury Johnson Sr
Alene Knight Beaty
Greene
South Chapel
S. York Road
Holy Angels
PO Box
Grover — Ronald Douglas Grigg
Carolinas HealthCare
Kings Mountain
Stanley
Thomas Bert Payne Sr
Richard Thomas Payne
Estelle Hensley Payne
Thomas
Richard Payne
Shannon
Thomas Payne Jr
Lynn
Karen Parsons
Jeff
Daphine Osborne
Wanda Huss
Nadine Osborne
Arline Payne
John Benton
Greene Funeral Service
Catherine
Cathy” England
Strickland
CaroMont Medical Center
South Carolina
Earl
Sarah Woods England
Withers and Whisenant Funeral Home
Withersandwhisenantfuneral. Com
Union Road
Dianne Veronica Pope
Dianne
Meace
Mattie Williams
House of Rosadale
Pope
Veterans Obituaries Feature Service Flags and Honor
Obituaries honor U S military veterans across branches with brief bios and a small American flag symbol noting their service to the country. The items emphasize sacrifice, wartime roles, and community remembrance.
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U.S
Firing of Comey muddles Trump obstruction case details
On May, President Trump cited the Justice Department memo as the reason for firing FBI Director James Comey, though critics say the memo may not be the actual basis. Mueller's team seeks the true motive, as Trump attacks Comey over Clinton email probe and charges of dereliction, complicating the narrative.
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Washington
Donald Trump
James Comey
Justice Department
FBI
Hillary Clinton
Clinton
Robert Mueller
Russia
Trump
Comey
Mueller
Obstruction of Justice
White House
Rod Rosenstein
Congress
Scott Fredericksen
Mes- Mueller
Rosenstein
Clinton Ecutors
Oval
VAT to roll out in 2018 for UAE and Saudi Arabia
The UAE and Saudi Arabia will impose a 5 percent value added tax next year on most goods and services to boost revenue amid low oil prices. Exemptions apply to rent, real estate sales, some medications, airline tickets, and school tuition. IMF urges Gulf nations to diversify revenues beyond oil.
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Saudi Arabia
Uae
Dubai
United Arab Emirates
Elda Ngombe
Gulf
Europe
Vera Clement
France
Abu Dhabi
IMF
Gulf Countries
IMF Mideast
Jihad Azour
Gulf States
Associated Press
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Catherine Grier
Grover Cemetery
Harrisfunerals.com
Harris Funeral Home
Greenefuneral.com
Norman Johnson Jr
Thomas Payne Sr
The
International Monetary Fund
Ee Enoree
Eens Ones
Hickory Gun & Knife Show
Trale
Hickory Metro Convention Center
Central Piedmont
Union County Livestock Market
Stafford St
Monroe
Proxibid.com
Ligon
Bhars
Ligon Company