DiMaggio Reflects On Career And Military Service
Joltin Joe DiMaggio reflects on his Hall of Fame career, saying he gave his best every game and detailing a record of 2214 hits and 1,537 RBIs. He notes Army service during World War II, injuries, and a final retirement at 37 after the 1957 season with the Yankees winning another World Series.
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Machine Rouse
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Iyay
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Boston
Deaths Indiana Gaffney Williston Etta Lee Hillcrest Heights Ma
Obituary notice lists deaths for Indiana Gaffney and Etta Lee from Hillcrest Heights Massachusetts. Details unreadable in the snippet.
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Gaffney
Williston
Etta Lee
Hillcrest Heights
Lottery Sunday Winning Names and Scores
An OCR fragment lists winning names and numbers from a Georgia lottery draw. It cites "Ash 3 Evening 27-0" and "Fantasy 8: 16-11-1420" with additional time stamps "4: 25-21." The fragment is incomplete but indicates a sequence of draw results and related figures.
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McCarty gives back to Army
An Aiken family lost their home to fire and lived at the Salvation Army shelter for a month while donations poured in to replace the melted mobile home and its damaged furnishings. After buying a new home, the old wrecked structure remained and removal costs were beyond the family’s means until Jerry McCarty stepped in to help.
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Salvation Army
Jerry McCarty
City of
Aiken
Man Restores Home Land After Fire as Volunteer of the Year Prospects Mentioned
Jerry McCarty, a Water and Sewer Department employee, spent his day off clearing soot and debris from a neighbor’s damaged land using his own equipment. His acts of neighborly aid earned praise at the Salvation Army Volunteer Banquet, with Captain Timothy Carter noting he would deserve a Volunteer of the Year award.
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Salvation Army
Jerry McCarty
Timothy Carter
First Steps gets $100,000 gift from WSRC to SC plans
Westinghouse Savannah River Company donates 100000 to South Carolina education budget. Gov Tim Hodges promotes First Steps outreach to ready children for school. Ambrose Schwalbe WSRC president expects to announce the gift at a Statehouse press conference in Columbia. The program aims for holistic community support in childcare health and social services and early childhood development. Hodges highlights full-day kindergarten past efforts and aims to expand First Steps with tax funds and private donations.
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Tim Hodges
Ambrose Schwalbe
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Statehouse
Columbia
Schwalbe
Hodges
South Carolina
Covenor
First Steps
North Carolina
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State wages below curve in South Carolina
Greenville resident Talana Gray epresses frustration at weekly pay in the mid 400s while state wages lag behind national levels. The Greenville News notes SC workers earned about 82 cents on the dollar in 1997, with rural and Upstate areas showing especially low pay across service sectors and finance.
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Talana Gray
Gray
South Carolina
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Greenville News
US. Bureau of Labor Statistics
State Employment Security Commission
Charleston
Fivecounty
Upstate
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