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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 13, 1984

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Triple Crown Dates Set for Aiken March Horse Races

The Greater Aiken Chamber of Commerce announced the 1984 Aiken Triple Crown schedule with three March harness, trials, and hunt meet races. March 10 at Jefferson Mile Track, March 17 at Aiken Training Track, and March 24 at Powderhouse Road steeplechase grounds headline the series. Other events like horse shows and road races will accompany the three Saturdays of racing. Ticket prices to be announced later.

June Murff Greater Aiken Aiken Two Notch Road Powderhouse Road

Morgan Elevated To Defense Post At DOE Washington

Robert L. Morgan, head of the Savannah River Operations Office, is named acting principal deputy assistant secretary for defense programs at the DOE. He retains SROC manager duties and will lead the nuclear defense efforts until a successor to Herman Roser is named. Morgan previously led civilian radioactive waste management and acted as Secretary during the Reagan transition.

Washington Robert L. Morgan Department of Energy Savannah River Reagan Herman Roser Morgan

Dingell Panel To Check Procedures For Bonuses

Rep. John Dingell's Oversight Subcommittee will probe federal bonus practices and seek a GAO review of the so called buddy bonus system across agencies. The panel will continue its DOE top official bonus inquiry tied to security lapses at plants like Savannah River, with potential closed hearings for classified material.

Washington, D.C John Dingell U.S. House of Representative Energy and Commerce Committee Peter Stockton Dingell D-Mich General Accounting Office Stockton Department of Energy DOE United States Savannah River Supreme Court Karen Silkwood Silkwood Kerr-McGee

Treaty Violations Charged Amid U S Soviet Thaw Efforts

Washington AP Reagan administration moves toward a new indictment accusing the Soviets of at least three SALT treaty violations while seeking a thaw in U S Soviet relations. The classified report, prepared by Pentagon and IC agencies, cites a new missile, radar facility, and data encoding, with an unclassified version to be public.

Washington Reagan Congress Administration U.S. Senate United Nations State Department George P. Shultz Andrei Gromyko United States Moscow Pentagon Arms Control and Disarmament Agency CIA National Security Council Shultz

Stanford arms control program lands $906k Carnegie grant

Stanford University expands arms control training with a four year grant of 905 750 from the Carnegie Corporation to fund two to three fellowships annually at the Center for International Security and Arms Control. Co directors John W. Lewis and Sidney Drell oversee the 13 year old program with about 50 scholars. The grant also backs a U S Soviet crisis prevention project led by Alexander George.

Palo Alto Calif Stanford University Carnegie Corporation of New York Carnegie Ford Foundation Stanford Center For International Security John W. Lewis Sidney Drell Coit Blacker Alexander George George

Derrick: Deficits and Lebanon Shape Reagan Vote

Rep. Butler C. Derrick of Aiken County forecast a Democratic landslide in November at the party banquet. He cited deficits and Lebanon troop decisions as key issues, criticizing any plan to pull troops before the election and urging an immediate homecoming to spare American lives.

Butler C. Derrick D-Aiken County Butler Lebanon Reagan Keeep Derrick

Pridgen Sets Senate Bid Against Rudnick in Aiken

Durward Pridgen and Rep Irene Rudnick will seek the South Carolina Senate seat representing Aiken, with Pridgen announcing his candidacy at the Democrats banquet. Rudnick welcomes the race and emphasizes public ownership of the office while Pridgen pledges an issue oriented campaign and ongoing support for the eventual winner.

Durward Pridgen Irene Rudnick Dr. Pridgen Democrats’ Sustaining South Carolina Senate Aiken Rudnick Pridgen

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