10 Mar 1983
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1983
Page
1
The edition highlights annual Triple Crown awards for excellence dating to 1979 in 8.C. sections. It profiles racing communities including drag racers and steeplechase competitors and notes industry sponsorship by local firms in Aiken.
Anne Gorsuch Burford steps down under pressure from Congress as investigations into EPA operations and environmental law enforcement continue. Lawmakers vow to press on, saying the issue remains agency governance and enforcement. Burford faces intense media scrutiny and personal strain from the probes.
Allied General Nuclear Services weighs a federal lawsuit to recover a $500 million replacement value for the Barnwell Nuclear Fuel Plant. The suit targets the 1977 Carter reprocessing ban, lifted in 1981, and deadlines loom as July funding ends. Stribling says action may come within weeks, with talks ongoing on future use or donation to the government.
Expert trainer Irving Utter explains harness racing basics at the Aiken Mile Track with notes on trotters and pacers. He notes the appeal for newcomers and describes gait differences and equipment such as hobble rigs used to keep pacers on stride.
The Aiken Trials set for Saturday March 19 at 2 p.m. offers adults $2 and children under 12 free. sponsor is Aiken Jaycees. The Aiken Hunt Meet on March 26 at 1 30 p.m. features Railside seating $50 with two adult tickets, plus railside parking and a lun cheon option. general admission $3 adults $2 under 12.
Former President Jimmy Carter, guarded by Israeli troops, met Rashada Shawa in Gaza City and was urged to press the U.S. to push for an end to occupation. Shawa cited West Bank protests and called for practical steps beyond rhetoric. The Gaza Strip houses about 450,000 people, many refugees, amid regional tensions during Carter's five day visit.
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