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Posted on January 27, 2003
South Carolina's poor get emergency help to heat homes


The Associated Press
South Carolina's low-income residents will get $1.3 million to heat their homes.

The federal money goes into the Low Income Home Energy Assistance program that the state administers through the Gov.'s Office of Economic Opportunity.

"Between the recent cold snap we've had and the economic difficulties so many South Carolinians are going through right now, this money couldn't have come at a better time," Gov. Mark Sanford said Monday.

Last week's frigid temperatures set demand records at utilities that will show up soon on residents' utility bills.



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