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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 02, 1982

Page

3

Aiken Trainer Claims Three Eclipse Winners From One Center

W W Buddy Raines told about 70 at Aiken's Wakin breakfast that three Eclipse winners through a single training center is rare noting Pleasant Colony Relaxing and Dela Rose trained at Aiken. He has trained two Preakness winners and has worked in Aiken for 40 years.

W.W Buddy) Raines Aiken Aiken Chamber of Commerce Pleasant Colony Relaxing Dela Rose Raines Donald P. Ross Delaware Park Betty California Mexico New Orleans Camden Helen Pendel Aiken Chamber Ms. Pendel Aiken County Chamber Linda Christine Ms. Pender Trophies Unlimited Hammie L. Chaplin Jr Bud Coward

Derrick Backs Hollings Budget and Presidential Bid

Rep. Butler Derrick of South Carolina endorsed Sen. Ernest Hollings alternative federal budget with defense cuts and IRA changes and backed Hollings for president. Derrick criticized President Reagan's plan, calling for a deficit reduction to 30 or 40 billion, while praising Hollings as a strong moderate Democrat and top Democratic contender.

Butler Derrick D-S.c Ernest F. Hollings Hollings National Guard Graniteville Reagan Derrick Rep Sen. Hollings Sen

Kidde Moves Plant to North Carolina

Walter Kidde Division of Kidde Inc will move its manufacturing plant from Belleville New Jersey to a new building in Wilson North Carolina due to high costs. The move to be completed by 1984 affects about 400 workers represented by two UAW locals while headquarters engineering and staff stay in Belleville. Al McGovern, UAW local president, says the company is a runaway plant trying to escape a union contract.

Wake Cotney Helping Hands Inc C.E Bud) Walker Walker Helping Hands Cotney Montmorenci Baptist Church Aiken County New London Belleville, N.J Walter Kidde Kidde Inc Wilson N.C Kidde al McGovern United Auto Workers

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