14 Feb 1988
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1988
Page
1
Two Aiken-trained horses lead the Florida Derby field as a Kentucky Derby prep. NASCAR opens the 1988 season with the Daytona 500. College basketball round-up appears across Page 4B and 5B.
A series examining the industry begins in today's Aiken Standard with coverage continuing on Page IC. The feature highlights forestry's role in the state's economy and its impact on local communities.
Ron Barber from Downham Market appeared on Nightline after his mother Wendy posted a nationwide craving for a suitable match. He said responses poured in from across the country and planned to meet Irene, then delayed to honor a later date while sending Valentine flowers. He plans to respond to all replies.
Cloudy and cold today with a chance of rain tomorrow. A slight warming trend follows. Lows tonight in the 30s and highs tomorrow in the upper 50s. See Page 8A for details.
Obituary notice lists Faye M. Baughman Hilton Head Island Angeline Butler Salley Queen Esther Milton Hattie Piper Henry J. Swan and Charles Vollmer all of Aiken Williston and Aiken with page 8A details available.
Longstanding bingo venues along Atomic Road and U S 1 drive a multi million dollar tax stream to the state while offering funds to local groups such as the Aiken Area Council on Aging and Veterans posts. South Carolina licenses manage the operations though county records are sparse.
Summary of bingo hall rules by class in Aiken County including counts, prize ranges per session, license fees, admission taxes, and session frequency. Class AA has 0 halls, Class A 18, Class B 12, Class C 4, Class D 0, Class E 0.
In a bingo hall scene a faded green van arrives as six people exit. Players queue at the door for a twelve dollar special offering six regular games three intermission games a bonanza five warm-up games a you pick them and a mystery game.
Reagan and Mexican President Miguel de la Madrid met in Mazatlan stressing positive relations amid Central America policy disputes. Talks covered drugs, trade, and law enforcement as aides negotiated textile exports and telecom accords, with a final joint statement anticipated.
Miami judge orders Victor Posner to pay over 4 million dollars in back taxes and fines and to donate 3 million to Florida homelessness programs. He avoids a 40 year prison term by agreeing to five thousand hours of community service over five years.
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