16 Apr 1982
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1982
Page
1
Secretary of State Haig said he would present new ideas to Argentina's military leaders in Buenos Aires in hopes of easing the Britain Argentina dispute over the Falkland Islands. He stressed a flexible approach while urging continued efforts for a political solution.
Aiken marks its 100th year of polo with a week of events starting Sunday across venues like Whitney Field and Hopeland Gardens. The slate includes the America Cup Polo Tournament opener against Tennessee, house and garden tours, a polo exhibit and a chamber music recital, with tickets ranging from 2.50 to 5 dollars and parking at 100 dollars for the entire tourney.
Laurie McDonnell daughter of Bill and Duncan McDonnell of Aiken is noted as a model in Stitches, a J C Penney fashion publication based in Colorado where Laurie attends college. Judge Rodney Peeples reportedly tried to assist after the income tax deadline and joked about telling the jury to pay its taxes.
Aiken County residents look for employment through the paper's classified ads section. The notice urges readers to scan listings for available positions and opportunities to work locally.
At an April 6 meeting the Aiken County Council approved changes making the Planning Commission staff county employees and placing its finances under county accounting. Critics warn the move politicizes planning while supporters cite a strong, active commission and retained staff.
Voters in Aiken County will decide on school board fiscal autonomy at the November 2 general election. The delegation approved a referendum after hearings, though autonomy may not affect the 1982 83 budget starting July 1.
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