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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Dec 24, 1998

Page

5

Soldier in Bosnia Seeks Parish Prayer and Letters

The article describes Lieutenant Harm, stationed with the First Cavalry Division in Bosnia, maintaining close contact with his psychology professor father through e mail and morale calls. He asks his church Father Evatt to pray for him and all deployed personnel during the holidays as his family reads his messages and reads about his loneliness.

Joseph Harm University of South Carolina Aiken Harm Michael Father Evatt

Harm's son aids Bosnian children amid peacekeeping mission

1st Lt. Michael Harm describes war-torn Bosnia families with starving children. He runs tactical comms for his division and coordinates civilian aid, delivering school supplies and candy via convoys while his father supports fundraising and lectures on ethnic conflict.

Bosnia Michael Harm Harm Chapel Hill

Highla Pines Baptist Church Community Holiday Greeting

A note from the Highla Pines Baptist Church at Vaucluse Rd Aiken DC praises the officers members and attendees as a group that helps others. It emphasizes collective spirit over individualism and wishes a Merry Christmas and a New Year filled with happiness and the will to help others.

Highla Pines Baptist Church Vaucluse Rd Aiken D.C

Hodges finds temporary home for governor's family

State officials approve a temporary mansion at Heyward Street to house Hodges and his family. The lease totals 66,000 dollars per year from Jan 3 to Sept 3 2000 with a six month extension option. Mansion budget allocates 108,000 annually for a temporary house plus 172,000 for operation and maintenance.

Budget and Control Board Carter Columbus Heyward Woodrow Streets Robert Stewart Hodges Kevin Geddings Geddings David Beasley

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