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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 09, 1977

Page

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Aiken Triple Crown Schedule Highlights Local Racing Events

The March events list includes a ten mile road race at 10 a.m. and a 2 mile jog at 10:15 a.m. on Saturday with a $2 advance mile registration. Other activities include an annual ball at Houndslake, trials on March 19, induction at the Hall of Fame, horse shows, hunts, and harness racing with varied admission fees and charity ties. Polo Sundays at Whitney Field accompany weekends, and the Hall of Fame hours adjust March 19 and 26 mornings.

Aiken Aiken Recreation Department H.O Weeks Recreation Center Houndslake Country Club Chamber of Commerce Jaycees Aiken Thoroughbred Hall of Fame Aiken Horse Show Heart of Hitchcock Woods Aiken Hunt Sertoma Club Helping Hands Whitney Field

Quake Aid Stream Reaches Romania From 13 Nations

Foreign aid for Romania's earthquake victims is increasing with planes from 13 nations. East Germany leads with daily planeloads of medical supplies and food while the US sends a C 130 with antibiotics and bandages. Brezhnev and Carter exchanged messages of aid and sympathy.

Bucharest Romania East Germany Air Force Austria Britain Bulgaria Italy Poland Switzerland Yugoslavia West Germany Greece Denmark Communist Party Scinteia Carter Leonid Brezhnev United States Brezhnev

Tea prices surge as coffee switchers rise costs worldwide

London dealers warn tea may cost Britain up to twice current prices this summer as coffee drinkers continue shifting to cheaper tea. Auction prices jumped from 1.20 to 2.90 dollars per kilo, with Brooke Bond noting American and Canadian buyers cutting into a market once oversupplied.

London Britain Brooke Bond Near East

HEW Reorganizes Under Califano Plan to Cut Waste

Division chiefs across the Health Education and Welfare department report to new bosses amid a major reshaping. HEW Secretary Joseph Califano says the overhaul aims to save taxpayers at least 2 billion annually by trimming errors, fraud and abuse in welfare health care and student aid.

Washington HEW Joseph A. Califano Jr

Gas Tax Bill Recalled In South Carolina House Vote

A proposal to raise gasoline tax by two cents per gallon won a test vote in the South Carolina House. The measure would cost motorists about $30 yearly and was sent to the Education and Public Works Committee after already passing Ways and Means. The 65-24 tally favored recalling the bill from Public Works and signaled House sentiment on the issue.

Columia South Carolina House Education and Public Works Committee Ways and Means Committee Public Works Committee

Cloudy Skies Foresee Weekend Showers in Aiken County

The forecast calls for clouds to linger with a 20 percent chance of rain tomorrow. Scattered showers and possible thundershowers are expected Saturday while temperatures remain mild with highs in the mid 70s and nighttime lows near the mid 40s.

Aiken County

Aiken Board Names Midland Valley High School

After last night’s meeting the Aiken County Board of Education approved the name Midland Valley High School for the new valley school. One member urged Area III Superintendent Clarence Dickert that the new school not be run like the Midland Valley Country Club.

Aiken County Board of Education Midland Valley High School New Valley Area III Clarence Dickert Midland Valley Country Club

Two Aiken County officials apply for county administrator

L C Greene and Donnie J Williams apply for the county administrator post. Greene has been acting administrator and leads Civil Defense. Williams previously served as administrator and claims he can guide the county out of financial trouble. Other applicants hold county posts or work in a local corporation.

Aiken County L.C. Greene Donnie J. Williams Brenan Greene Council Greene Williams

Travel Ban To Communist Lands Lifted By Carter Policy Change

PSA ordinances gain quick first readings at Aiken County Council meeting. Rep Butler C. Derrick reports FHA approves 3.3 million loan for Horse Creek Basin Waste Water Treatment interceptor lines.

Carter Public Service Authority PSA Aiken County Butler C. Derrick Derrick Farmers Home Administration FHA Horse Creek Basin Carrol H. Warner

Hickey Case Discussed At Aiken County Session

An executive session after a special Aiken County Council meeting covered a dispute with the Internal Revenue Service over a $13,000 tax claim. Howard M. Hickey Jr stated officials were instructed to refrain from comments, while claiming no hidden matters. The IRS seeks taxes tied to the county’s purchase of an ambulance operation from a Virginia man.

Aiken Internal Revenue Service IRS Aiken County Virginia Thomas Hulfish

Aiken HUD Program Said To Be In Order

City officials report no problems with HUD funded spending after a monitoring session with HUD officials. Patricia Harris indicated actions to assure compliance may be taken for cities not following the program. A Harvard MIT study notes possible fund shifting from poverty areas with tacit federal approval.

Aiken Department of Housing & Urban Development HUD Michael D. Strickland Patricia Harris Washington Associated Press Harris Harvard-M.i.t. Joint Center For Urban Studies

Carter lifts travel ban to Vietnam North Korea Cambodia Cuba

President Carter announced the ban on travel to Vietnam North Korea Cambodia and Cuba will be lifted effective March 18. He cautioned travelers to take precautions since the United States has no diplomatic relations with those nations and any ties are not likely in the near term. The statement confirmed earlier State Department reports.

Washington Carter U.S Vietnam North Korea Cambodia Cuba United States State Department

Aiken County School Board names new chair and vice chair

The Aiken County Board of Education elected Oscar A Towler as chairwoman and Lynn Hilley as vice chairwoman. Towler is USC Aiken psychology professor and Hilley previously chaired the board. Hilley also joins the South Carolina School Board Association as a director and legislative coordinator. The board approved Midland Valley High School as the new valley school name replacing Langley Bath Clearwater and Leavelle McCampbell High Schools.

Aiken County Board of Education Oscar A Emilie) Towler James R (Lynn) Hilley Towler Usc-Aiken Hilley South Carolina School Board Association SCSBA Midland Valley High School New Valley Langley- Bath-Clearwater Leavelle-McCampbell High Clarence Dickert

Carter proposes 1.5 billion youth program to spur jobs

President Carter unveils a 1.5 billion youth employment stimulus aiming to create about one million full time and one million summer jobs to curb high youth unemployment especially in urban minority communities. He also defends troop withdrawal plans from Korea and hints at possible minor border changes in the Middle East, saying details require Arab leaders after mid May. A grand jury probe into former CIA Director is noted.

Carter Congress Korea South Korea Japan Middle East CIA Richard

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