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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 2003
Page
1
National Weather Service forecasts a cold spell in Aiken County with freezing lows and highs near 50 through Thursday. Meteorologist George Myers notes temperatures from the mid 20s to low 50s, with clear skies tapering to showers overnight Thursday and cooling again by Friday and Saturday.
Lottery revenue funds LIFE and HOPE scholarships aiding SC residents at USCA and ATC. About 73 percent of USCA freshmen are SC residents receiving these awards, easing tuition for many families. ATC enrollment rose 73 percent to 2,351 as lottery funds for full-time technical college students near 1,044, nearly double fall aid.
Edward Jones, a major investment firm with five offices in Aiken County, ranks atop Fortune magazine's 100 Best Companies to Work For for the second year. Local employees say the recognition reflects a happy workplace. See COMPANIES, Page 5A.
Seoul reports North Korea denies admitting a nuclear weapons program despite U.S. assertion of a weapons program. Yonhap cites Rodong Sinmun calling the claim an invention by the United States. U.S. envoy resumes talks amid crisis.
Van McMillan, Ellen ton's police chief, exits the upcoming special election citing time constraints and potential conflicts with his duties. Neil Britt, a former 1980s deputy under Carrol Heath, is expected to announce his candidacy at a 10 a.m. press conference at the Aiken County Council Building.Cain says Britt plans an open door policy for sheriff and chief deputy, aiming to return control of the office to citizens.
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