Patton and Gomez shine in Masters practice round show
Amateur Patton, from Fountain Inn, and rookie Gomez staged a hot four ball match in Myrtle Beach area practice rounds with Crenshaw. Gomez birdied Nos 15 and 16 and Patton birdied 2,3,7,8 as they prepared for the Masters with Crenshaw noting Patton’s course knowledge and poise.
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Chris Patton
U.S
Ardmore
Masters Draws Profit to Aiken as Golf Fans Visit
June Murff of the Greater Aiken Chamber of Commerce notes the Masters boosts the local economy through dining, shopping, and hotel occupancy. She cites higher hotel rates, spread tourism across the city, and lucrative room rentals, while hotel staff feel the busy period strains staffing.
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8th Graders Fall Short in History and Civics Skills
A Washington survey shows only 38 percent of eighth graders know Congress makes laws and many misunderstand core civic concepts. The Nation's Report Card assessments reveal gaps in applying history and civics knowledge with a wide performance gap between rich and poor urban students.
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Educational Testing Service
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U.S
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South Carolina
Mary Frances Berry
University of Pennsylvania
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Fickle Wraps Up With Weather Delays at Sulky Races
The Triple Crown concluded Sunday with the Aiken Sulky Race by USC Aiken Pacer Club as rain postponed Saturday events. About 2,500 attended though the rain kept ticket sales from clashing with the Augusta Regatta and Carolina Cup. organizers may move races to Sundays in the future.
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Hold Out In England Prison Riot In Manchester
Nearly three dozen inmates remained at large in a three day siege at Strangeways Prison Manchester with 49 injured as talks continued to end the protest. At a second facility 100 miles south 33 inmates ended their blockade peacefully while 35 at Strangeways surrendered and negotiations proceeded under Home Office oversight. Police stood by as inmates hung banners on the roof amid freezing rain and a large transfer of prisoners to other sites was reported.
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England
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Fuel spill fouls Allegheny water and industry near Pittsburgh
Up to 300,000 gallons of diesel and gasoline leaked from a ruptured 10 inch pipeline near Freeport and fouled the Allegheny River. The spill forced a hospital to use paper plates as water was trucked in, hundreds of factories and offices reduced operations, and about 400,000 residents advised to conserve water. The Coast Guard reopened a river stretch after a two day pause while Environmental Protection Agency teams assessed damage.
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Freeport
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Peach crop’s shattered yield hits South Carolina economy hard
The Peach crop’s value ripples through fertilizer, pesticides, packing boxes, migrant labor, trucking, brokers and stores. Economists estimate total impact could exceed 85 million dollars as 1989 peach harvests fell to 270 million pounds from 340 million due to April May storms.
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Agricultural Statistics Service
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