Aiken Braces for 16th Annual Triple Crown Series
The Greater Aiken Chamber of Commerce unveils a three Saturday Triple Crown event starting March 22 with the Hunt Meet at Clark Field. March 29 hosts the 44th Aiken Trials at Two Notch Road, followed by April 5 Sulky Races at the Aiken Mile Track. Proceeds aid Helping Hands Camp Hope and Shriners charities.
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Aiken
Greater
Clark Field
Powderhouse Road
Sertoma Club
Two Notch Road
Aiken Jaycees
Camp Hope
Clemson
Aiken Mile
Banks Mill Road
Aiken Shrine Club
Wendy’s Restaurants
Shriners Crippled Children’s Hospital
Greenville
Shriners
Maryland
Ohio
Texas
Etherredge Center Shines as Aiken Cultural Hub
The Juilliard String Quartet concert at the Etherredge Center drew a near full house of 700, with an onlook gallery exhibit by Elin Eliso fon drawing hundreds. The new facility blends private philanthropy and public support, elevating Aiken’s arts scene and promising a lively schedule of performances.
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Juilliard
Etherredge Center
University of South Carolina-Aiken
Elin Elisofon
Aiken
Chile Under Pinochet Repression Cited by OAS Body
A 1978 to 1985 indictment by the Organization of American States human rights commission accuses Chile’s government of disappearances, executions, and torture. The piece notes U S support for regional democracies while failing to condemn Pinochet and urges Reagan to speak out for Chilean democracy.
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Chile
Human Rights Commission
Organization of American States
United States
Brazil
Argentina
el Salvador
Grenada
Guatemala
Honduras
Peru
Uruguay
Augusto Pinochet
Freedom House
Reagan
Nixon
Salvador Allende
Haiti
Philippines
New Interventionists Shift as Isolationism Declines
The piece argues for a new bipartisan interventionist trend in U.S. foreign policy, noting diminished isolationism since postwar eras and the 1980s, driven by anti Marcos actions, with Brzezinski advocating restraint and realism to balance democracy promotion against national interest.
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New York City
Pearl Harbor
America
Congress
Grenada
Haiti
Marcos
Contas
Ortega
Contras
Collected Columns on Marcos Bush and Baseball Ethics
Ashley Cooper surveys Marcos and Aquino. A columnist critiques Ueberroth’s drug policy for players and the era of big salaries. George Will’s lap dog remark prompts a look at vice presidents’ roles from Marshall to Bush. The piece weighs power, loyalty, and public perception.
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Peter Ueberroth
Ueberroth
Ferdinand Marcos
George Bush
George Will
Bush
Thomas R. Marshall
Wood
Row Wilson
Marshall
Martin F. Nolan
Boston Globe
Nolan
Martin van Buren
White House
Andrew Jackson
You May Be Allergic You May Be Allergic
Dr. Claude Frazier discusses psychosomatic allergy and how emotional distress can trigger physical symptoms. Seasonal allergies from mold, smoke, and foods are linked to immune reactions, with effects ranging from hives to breathing difficulties.
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Claude Frazier
Frazier
Fraser
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Carter
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Reinhold Niebuhr
Los Angeles Times Syndicate
Ashley Cooper
By Ashley Cooper
Corazon Aquino
Gene Brown
John Adams
Hell
Maria
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