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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 05, 1979

Page

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Runners Lead Aiken Triple Crown Opener Winners

Bob Varsha of Atlanta won the 10 mile race in 49 43 and Kell Watson of Charleston captured the 2 mile event in 10 22 as 714 runners took part in the two races. Matt O Shields and Benton Cofer were top 2 mile finishers and the races kicked off Triple Crown month in Aiken.

Bob Varsha Atlanta Kell Watson Charleston Aiken Varsha Watson Recreation Department Aiken Community Hospital Aiken Recreation Department Governor’s Council On Physical Fitness and Intervention Matt O’shields Columbia Benton Cofer Aiken Mile Banks Mill Road spennovee-Winbojenr Aiken County Shriners Aiken Jaycees

China Pulls Back in Vietnam War Claims and Invasion Clash

Reports from Kyodo quote Chinese Vice Premier Li Xiannian saying China has decided to withdraw from Vietnam though no date is given. Hanoi cites fierce battles near Lang Son with Vietnam claiming massive Chinese casualties, while Western analysts doubt the figures as tensions escalate along the Laos border and in Cambodia.

Vietnam Lang Son Peking China Japan Kyodo Laos Hanoi Communist Party Central Committee Li Xiannian Li Hsiennien Cambodia Khmer Rouge Pol Pot

Have You Heard Have You Heard Ice Storm Hardship Reflections

Vignettes from a winter storm recount misadventures and acts of kindness. Dick and Bart von Buedingen stocked 15 gallons of ice cream before the outage and spent days in a cold house as the dessert melted. Elinor Cannon collected 120 bottles by the Bypass hoping for a ride from her husband. Doris Bellido observes children crossing Whiskey Road daily with blue uniform help. Mike Facciolo at the Aiken Triple Crown Road Race mishandled the finish but recovered the banner after wind gusts.

Bart von Buedingen Elinor Cannon Aiken Rakin Charles Elinor Hubby Aiken Mike Facciolo

South Carolina Supreme Court to Hear Aiken District Five Race

The SC Supreme Court was to hear arguments today over the Aiken County District Five council race between Democrat Billie Trapp and Republican L K Paulk after a December recount left the race tied and a new election ordered. Elliott Thompson for the state Democratic party says the court may declare Trapp the winner or order counting all challenged ballots or a fresh election.

South Carolina Supreme Court Aiken County Supreme Court State Board of Election Billie K A. Gilford) Trapp L. Kline Paulk State Election Commission Elliott D. Thompson State Democratic Party Richard W. Riley State Supreme Court Thompson Trapp Election Commission District Five John H. Pound Belvedere

Riley to Confirm Two Magistrates Amid Legal Challenges

Gov. Richard W. Riley is poised to confirm two Aiken County magistrates despite lawsuits over advisory elections. Elliott D. Thompson says the actions will not prevent appointments as the cases proceed, with Woodrow D. Wilson and Raymond A. Holley winning advisory votes in Langley and Graniteville on Feb 6.

Richard W. Riley Aiken County Elliott D. Thompson Riley Woodrow D. Wilson Raymond A Sonny Boy) Holley Langley Graniteville Daniel R. McLeod Aiken Senate McLeod Richland and Spartanburg Thompson Spartanburg Richland County Supreme Court

Begin's Decisions Approved In Cabinet Action

Israel's Cabinet voted to accept Prime Minister Menachem Begin's secret recommendations on American proposals to break the stalemate in peace talks with Egypt. Deputy Prime Minister Yitzhak Yadin said the decision should aid the negotiations as he spoke after the session. In a separate note, Aiken County officials announced forwarding Wilson and Holley for appointment to Riley.

Yadin Begin Aiken County Wilson Holley Riley

Meat and Grocery Prices Rise in Aiken February Survey

The Aiken Standard tests a marketbasket of staples at three large stores, finding an $11.05 February cost and an 11 cent weekly rise. Ground beef up 10 percent and hot dogs about 5 percent, with overall trend suggesting a 12 percent 1979 rise if continued. Aiken remains cheaper than AP city averages.

Aiken Standard Aiken Associated Press

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Elizabeth Harrington Lao People's Democratic Republic Doris George) Bellido Elaine Whiskey Road Aiken County Today Comics Dear Abby High Court
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