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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 2004
Page
1
Aiken Public Safety allocates extra patrols in major parking lots quick shops and centers to deter crime during the holidays. Capt Wendell Hall advises shoppers to stay aware and leave uncomfortable situations to call police.
Public Safety advises shoppers to stay aware and protect belongings during the holidays. Carry purses close, avoid flashing cash or valuables, and lock purchases in the trunk. If followed, change direction, seek help, and call 911 for emergencies.
Ken Jennings’s 74 game winning run ended when a woman contestant edged him out at Final Jeopardy. The decisive clue involved a tax firm with seasonal staff. Jennings guessed Federal Express, finishing with $2,520,700.
In Aiken County one in seven residents lives under federal poverty. The Community Development & Improvement Corp a subsidiary of the Aiken Housing Authority helps low and moderate income families move from subsidized housing toward home ownership. Tasha Peoples has worked for over ten years and saved with an Individual Development Account See HOME Page 13A
Haley Baer, a 9-year-old third grader at Aiken Elementary, shows steady progress after a heart transplant in October. Within two months she eats solid foods and attends rehabilitation while maintaining a positive attitude, her father says, as the family awaits further recovery details.
Coast Guard Lt j g Clay Clary a 1997 Aiken High School graduate surprised students by a low helicopter flyover on his way to Aiken Municipal Airport. He waved from the co pilot seat while visiting his alma mater in a brief greeting.
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