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From: maxwell@ncrcae.UUCP (Susan Maxwell)
Newsgroups: net.auto
Subject: RE: auto locks
Message-ID: <2066@ncrcae.UUCP>
Date: Thu, 19-Jul-84 10:02:50 EDT
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Posted: Thu Jul 19 10:02:50 1984
Date-Received: Sun, 22-Jul-84 05:59:47 EDT
Organization: NCR, Columbia, SC
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You were lucky that your policeman was allowed to help you get into the car.
At the University of South Carolina, the campus police no longer offer such 
services.  Not only that, but they are not allowed to help you jump-start your 
car when your battery has died!!! This is a real pain for forgetful students
running to exams, midterms, and classes that started 10 minutes age...who
left their lights on, or car keys in the ignition.

The policewoman who told me this said it was because the locksmith complained
that he was losing money.  That's a horrible excuse for a *service organization*
not performing much needed services!!! 

Susan Fontaine Maxwell
relocating to Boulder,CO in August