Aiken Sulky Races Open Triple Crown Leg
Young standardbred horses raced before a crowd in the first leg of the Aiken Triple Crown. The event was sponsored by the Aiken Shrine Club with more coverage on pages 4A and 5A.
08 Mar 1982
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1982
Page
1
Young standardbred horses raced before a crowd in the first leg of the Aiken Triple Crown. The event was sponsored by the Aiken Shrine Club with more coverage on pages 4A and 5A.
About 2,500 spectators watched the Aiken Sulky Races as trainers used the event to tune up for summer circuits. Pampered Lady and O'Brien Turner led wins in 2:18 and 2:15 3/5, while Zirconia fell short of a planned 2:10 pace in the Harry Short Race.
An advertisement encourages local employers to hire the jobless and directs readers to the newspaper’s Classified Pages for opportunities and listings in Aiken County.
Nuclear power advocates face renewed doubt after TVA halted three reactors and NRC reviews quake safety at Diablo Canyon. The agency also rejected speeding Clinch River plans, amid rising costs, slowing demand, and no new plant applications in five years.
Mike Fernandez says a caller asked about becoming ambassador to Charleston in light of a possible Hollings presidential bid. The caller claimed Charleston was like a different country, while a Charleston aide noted a family matter involving Brondas Seigler and Carmen Key as context.
Clemson football could face formal NCAA recruiting violation charges by the end of April, according to reports from The Greenville News and Greenville Piedmont. NCAA investigators were back on campus late February and did not confirm a firm date, while Clemson officials offered no comment beyond acknowledgment.
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