South Carolina Delays CDL Mandate In 1992 Pushback
The article outlines a federal CDL requirement due by April 1 1992 and a South Carolina resolution seeking a ninety day extension. Representative Marion P Karnell and others argue testing delays due to facility and personnel shortages justify more time. The piece notes the resolution does not alter federal law.
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Buses Parked In Aiken District Over New CDL Rules
Buses were parked across the city and county as a new federally mandated commercial drivers license forced licensing by April 1. City officials say enough drivers were licensed to avoid service disruption while a 90 day extension allows time to certify a few more.
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Joan Wilson
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Masters Back To Delight Golfdom Fans
Masters returns to Augusta National as 96 golfers vie for the green jacket. Practice round tickets cost 10, 15, and 20 dollars for Monday to Wednesday, with TV coverage on USA and CBS. Fred Couples is the pre tournament favorite as the field includes 91 professionals and five amateurs.
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Masters special edition highlights winners and rivals
Aiken Standard releases a Wednesday supplement spotlighting last year’s Masters champion and key competitors. It compiles Masters results since inception and includes features on tournament personalities and TV coverage.
Elvis Poll opens as stamp design contest begins
Americans vote starting Monday on the Elvis Presley postage stamp design with two options Elvis the younger and Elvis the mature. Ballots are available at post offices and in People magazine issue of April 13 with a postmark deadline of April 24. Votes may be mailed or sent by card or letter to Elvis Poll in Memphis Tennessee.
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Extra Hour Of Daylight Begins Today
Daylight-saving time starts again as clocks jump from 2 a.m. to 3 a.m. many places observe the change while Arizona Hawaii Puerto Rico the Virgin Islands American Samoa and part of Indiana do not participate.
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Deaths: Eola McQueen and Virginia D. Foster
Obituaries note the deaths of Eola McQueen of Sumter and Virginia D. Foster of Aiken with brief biographical details and survivors not listed in the fragment.
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Virginia D. Foster
Aiken
Gadhafi defies U.N. rallying Muslim solidarity
In Tripoli Muammar Gadhafi rejected U.N. demands to surrender 1988 Pan Am suspects in a fiery speech to mobilize Muslims in defense of Libyan sovereignty. He warned Libyan law cannot be violated and left open a possible compromise to avert air, arms, and diplomatic sanctions.
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Horse Show Returns To Big Turnout In Aiken
Dozens of horses and riders gathered at Hitchcock Woods for a revived show. Candy Moore says the turnout boosts plans for next spring and funds for preserving the natural preserve. The event featured 20 classes from pleasure driving to open hunters and fox hunts.
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