Lacera family finalizes home ownership with USDA loan
The Lacera family secures a USDA Rural Development loan enabling them to buy a home, a dream once thought impossible. The report highlights an aid program helping families achieve home ownership.
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 2005
Page
1
The Lacera family secures a USDA Rural Development loan enabling them to buy a home, a dream once thought impossible. The report highlights an aid program helping families achieve home ownership.
Area obituaries list Alexander Anderson Sr. of Graniteville James G. Beck Jr. of Augusta Edna Devitt James Drennan Jr Beatrice Floyd Julia Ann Turner of Windsor. Funeral notices appear in 6A.
A cooler spring has slowed watermelon and cantaloupe harvests across Georgia Florida and South Carolina. Rick Catts of Rick's Produce says supplies are adequate but not plentiful with first picks remaining pricier. crop rally expected in two weeks as Cordele Georgia and Blackville shipments arrive.
Nearly 400 World Changers volunteers from multiple states, housed at Schofield Middle School in Aiken, plan to repair roofs on 27 homes and paint one in Toole Hill Schofield and Edgewood. The program, an initiative of the North American Mission Board, runs seven to four each day with 260 per participant.
President Bush weighs a conservative pick to replace retiring Justice Sandra Day OConnor shaping the court's future ideological balance. Analysts debate whether the nominee will be a woman to preserve parity or a bedrock conservative to tilt the court. The retirement raises stakes as Rehnquist nears leaving and Gonzales trials loom.
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