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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 06, 1973

Page

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Aiken Triple Crown Events Schedule March

A schedule of March events at Aiken features Lancers balls and tournaments through March 25. Highlights include Miss Triple Crown title reception, Lancers charges at Powderhouse Field, harness races for Cancer Society, and multiple polo and horse show events at Whitney Field and Hitchcock Woods.

Lancers Fermata Club Whitney Field Aiken Horse Show Hitchcock Woods South Boundary Hitchcock Woods Foundation Aiken Whitney Polo Field

Viet Cong Demand POW Releases and Exchange Phase Two

The Viet Cong asked Saigon to release one fourth of prisoners and start phase two of prisoner exchanges immediately, proposing completion by week’s end. The note came from Col Dang Van Thu, deputy VC delegation chief, to Lt Gen Du Quoc Dong, senior Saigon military rep.

Saigon Viet Cong Dang van Thu Joint Military Commission du Quoc Dong

Pearl Buck Dies at 80 in Danby Vermont

Author Pearl Buck daughter of missionaries and Nobel and Pulitzer prize winner died at her Danby Vermont home. Private secretary Beverly Drake said she died quietly about 7:25 a.m. after undergoing gall bladder surgery last fall.

Danby, Vt Pear S. Buck China Beverly Drake Miss Buck

NAM Urges Retaining Tax Provisions for Business

The National Association of Manufacturers calls for keeping tax provisions important to business and seeks liberalization in some cases. E. A. Vaughn said hysteria over reform has diminished in testimony prepared for House Ways and Means Committee hearings.

Washington National Association of Manufacturers E. A. Vaughn House Ways and Means Committee

Indians Seek Peace Terms at Wounded Knee Standoff

Federal officials express mild optimism for a reasonable agreement with the occupying Lakota at Wounded Knee after a weeklong siege. Militants demand Interior Department assurances on tribal reforms before they depart. Ralph Erickson, top Justice official at Pine Ridge, voices cautious hope for resolution.

Wounded Knee 5&.D Interior Department Ralph Erickson U.S. Attorney General Justice Department Pine Ridge Reservation

Frogs Heard Before Rain In Aiken Area

Aiken residents report hearing frogs in chorus before last night’s downpour. Rev. James L. Goodwin of First Presbyterian is at Aiken County Hospital for tests and observation. Robert S. Perry Jr. notes a busload from LaGrange, Georgia heads to Aiken Steeplechase. Aiken trainer E Barry Ryan showed a Keeneland Racetrack film to the Rotary Club.

First Presbyterian Church James L. Goodwin Aiken County Hospital Robert S. Perry Jr LaGrange Aiken E. Barry Ryan Keeneland Racetrack

County Administrator Begins Stockade Study For March Report

Ronald LaCouture is the new Aiken County administrator earning 21000 dollars annually. He starts by studying the county stockade and aims to present detailed recommendations by March. LaCouture works with former supervisor Mackey Scott to learn day to day operations during the transition.

Ronald LaCouture Aiken County Board of Commissioners LaCouture Mackey Scott Scott

Rain Likely With Breaks Seen For Harness Races

The Weather Bureau forecasts showers and possible thunderstorms tonight and tomorrow with a 60 percent rain chance today, 30 percent on Wednesday, and a cooler stretch into Thursday. Expect mild 70s highs and 50s lows with partly cloudy conditions Friday and Saturday.

U.S. Weather Bureau

Lightning Strikes Home on Vaucluse Road Damages House

Harold Widener reported a 4:55 a.m. lightning hit his home on Vaucluse Road causing a attic fire and extensive interior damage. Firefighters contained the blaze with two engines and 15 men present. A second bolt caused minor damage to a K-Mart parking lot light fixture.

Vaucluse Road Harold Widener Vaucluse Rd Widener Aiken J.C. Busbee K-Mart College Acres

Near Collision Reported Over French Skies After Two Spanish Jets Crash

Paris AP dispatch notes a near collision as a SAS Boeing 720 with 178 aboard narrowly avoided a cross path near Abbeville. Earlier, Iberia DC9 with 68 aboard exploded midair after collision with Spantax Convair Coronado 108 aboard over western France. casualties include 47 Britons, 11 Spaniards, 2 Japanese, 1 Irish passenger and 7 Spanish crew.

Paris France Stockholm SAS Rolf Bandell Abbeville Bandell Canary Islands Nantes Iberia Airlines

Lancing Tourney Draws 29 Riders at Powderhouse Field

SUSAN SCHUBERT reports the Lancing tournament will feature about 29 riders in a Saturday 10:30 a.m. event at Powderhouse Polo Field. Lancer Dr Grayson Brown of Augusta addressed the Aiken Sertoma Club on the upcoming competition. The piece notes lancing's medieval roots and its revival in the South Carolina Low country with rings replacing knights.

Susan Schubert Powderhouse Polo Field Grayson Brown Augusta Aiken Sertoma Club South Carolina Lancing

Aiken Standard Produces 86 Page Paper and Horse Issue

The Aiken Standard reaches an 86 page milestone with Just Horses a 72 page horse edition included today. Readers can order extra copies by mail for 25 cents each to any USA address using the coupon or a separate list of names and addresses.

Aiken Standard Aiken Just Horses USA

Co Principals Named At St Angela Academy

Henry C. Caver and Sister Alice Joseph Brady named co principals of St Angela Academy effective June 1. Mother Marie Daniel Hummel announces changes for the Sisters of Charity of Our Lady of Mercy and staff additions.

Henry C. Caver Alice Joseph Brady St. Angela Academy Marie Daniel Hummel Sisters of Charity of Our Lady of Mercy Charleston St. Angela Mary Charles Gibson Mary Albert Greer Marcella Zwingmann Mary Thomas Neal St. An Drews Academy Myrtle Beach Jean Marie O'Shea Our Lady of Mt

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Powderhouse Powderhouse Road Sir Knight Aiken Mile Banks Mill Road The Cancer Society Two Notch Road ST. Patrick's Day Pete Bostwick Twin Creek Farms Whitney Aiken Hunt Meet Pearl Buck NAM Against Gus Lehman Mexico Alec Lamis Smoak Cleo A. Noel Jr G. Curtis Moore Air Force Andrews Air Force Base Khartoum Sudan Noel More Marion Smoak John Lancing Tourney Caver Prin Alice Joseph
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