13 Mar 1998
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1998
Page
1
The Aiken Trials open Saturday at the Aiken Training Track on Two Notch Road with post time at 2 p.m. Gates open at 10:30 a.m. Tickets are $6 in advance, $8 at the gate, and parking is $5 advance, $10 at the gate. For details call 641-1111.
Aiken residents face hypothermia and carbon monoxide risks as temperatures fall into the teens. Dr. Marc Davis of Aiken Regional Medical Centers urges full skin coverage, hats, gloves, and wind protection, warns against alcohol use, and stresses ventilated space heaters to prevent CO poisoning. He notes CO poisoning signs and that treatment is readily available.
Death notices list several individuals including James E. Adams J Williston Ben Dyches Jr Aiken Blanchard McLane N Charleston Gary Robinson Williston Jacobi K Wildy Fayetteville NC and Vetrus T Hakeem Aiken. Obits appear across page 2B with brief memorials.
Georgia Thursday lottery results show Cash 3 Midday 7 1 7 and Cash 3 Evening 35 6 with Cash 4665 and Fantasy 5 numbers 7 15 90 92 95. No further details provided about winners or prizes.
Buffalo described Friday the 13th as a rare confluence with a full moon and a lunar eclipse. Experts offer mixed views on fear and superstition while skeptics plan stunts to debunk paranormal claims as the penumbra eclipse remains barely noticeable across regions from western Asia to North America.
Five cars provided to clients by Help Line House aid transportation and independence. Janice Wells started the program after a donor car arrived following a call that began with You’re not going to believe this. Executiv e director Cam Varner notes transportation barriers impact families and child daycare needs.
Agriculture Commissioner Les Tindal will meet peach growers this weekend to assess subfreezing damage across the state and decide whether to seek an agricultural disaster declaration. Record lows hit several cities as peach varieties face bloom vulnerability, with SC growing about 20 000 acres and potential losses threatening farmers’ income and insurance considerations.
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