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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 15, 1973

Page

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Aiken Horse Show Hosts Weekend Events

Schedule of events includes AIKEN HORSE SHOW on Friday at 10 a.m. in Hitch cock Woods show ring with drive-in access, TRIPLE CROWN DANCE at Fer mata Club, AIKEN TRIALS for young thoroughbreds on Saturday at 2 p.m. at Two Notch Road, St Patrick's Day Ball at St Angela Gym, AIKEN CHARITY HORSE SHOW at Twin Creek Farms Sunday 10 a.m., POLO at Whitney Field 3 p.m., plus AIKEN HUNT MEET and additional POLO on March 24 25.

Aiken Horse Show Hitchcock Woods South Boundary Hitchcock Woods Foundation Aiken Aiken Training Two Notch Road Pete Bostwick Twin Creek Farms Whitney Aiken Hunt Meet Powderhouse Road Whitney Polo Field

U S Pilots Reunite At Clark After China Release

Two U S Air Force pilots Maj Philip E Smith and Lt Cmdr Robert J Flynn arrived at Clark Air Base with 108 other POWs awaiting flights home. Both were shot down during the Vietnam War and were released from China after crossing from Hong Kong.

Clark Air Base Philippines U.S China Air Force Philip E. Smith Roadhouse Robert J. Flynn Colorado Springs Colo Hong Kong Smith Hainan Flynn North Vietnam Hanoi

Explosions Kill and Injure at Saigon Buddhist Service

AP reports a dawn attack in Tra Cu Vinh Binh province near Saigon during a Buddhist service. Authorities cite 17 to 20 dead and 82 to 88 wounded with Cambodians among victims. Officials blame Communist terrorists. cause undetermined with possible rockets from outside the town.

Saigon Mekong Delta le Trung Hien Hien Soai Kiem Tra Cu Vinh Binh

Hussein commutes death sentences amid Arab pressure

Jordan’s King Hussein halts executions for guerrilla leader Mohammed Daoud Odeh and 16 confederates after appeals by Arab leaders following the Khartoum embassy seizure. The Black September group had killed two American diplomats and a Belgian on March 2.

Beirut Lebanon Hussein Jordan Mohammed Daoud Odeh Daoud Khartoum Radio Amman

Bay Sealed Off In Miami Over Dead Fish Mystery

Health officials seal a 100 square mile Biscayne Bay area to swimming fishing and water sports amid reports of dead fish and birds along a five mile stretch south of Black Point. Marine Patrol boats advise residents and tourists to avoid the bay as investigators seek the killer organism. The precautionary move is led by Dade County Pollution Control Director Colin Morrissey and county officials awaiting answers.

Miami Biscayne Bay South Florida Dade County Colin Morrissey Black Point

Accounting for missing servicemen may take years

In Nashville Admiral Thomas H. Moorer said the accounting for U S servicemen missing in action in Southeast Asia may take years. He is chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff.

Moorer Nashville, Tenn U.S Southeast Asia Thomas H. Moorer Joint Chiefs of Staff Nashville

Miss Julie praised as first phase of USCA festival

Hemrick Salley praised the Miss Julie production as the opening phase of the USCA Literary Festival. Cast included Laurie Forstner Ed Yaun and Angela Hall. Directors were Beverly Benton and Ann Arney. Rep Marshall Cain commented on Aiken County Commissioners showing refreshing political naivete.

Hemrick Salley Miss Julie USCA Laurie Forstner Ed Yaun Angela Hall Beverly Benton Ann Arney

Downtown Aiken looks to Carney to drive revival

John W. Jack Carney, 64, named executive director of the Downtown Aiken Merchants Association, vows action to move stalled downtown revitalization. A meeting for all downtown interests is set for tomorrow at 8 AM at the Commercial Hotel with plans for expanded membership and a committee structure including promotion and public affairs. Carney, a retired Calgon marketer praised as the firm’s first salesman, emphasizes restructuring and stronger cooperation to reach the common goal.

Alec Lamis John W Jack” Carney Aiken Merchants Association Carney Jack Association

Burns Named Acting Supervisor Of County Stockade

Sheriff appoints Robert Burns as acting supervisor of the stockade amid the sudden loss of Mackey Scott. County Administrator Ronald LaCouture supports Burns focusing on security and implementing state standards. Burns announces reforms including uniformed prisoners and will oversee 43 inmates until the board acts within a month.

Robert Burns Paul Grant Burns Ronald LaCouture Mackey Scott LaCouture Stockade Board of Commissioners State Department of Corrections

Demand for Beef Falls Briefly Amid Price Pressures

Washington experts say a sudden drop in consumer demand for beef may be a short fad despite high wholesale prices. NAFC reports 15 of 16 chains cut orders 3 to 4 percent, while slaughter rates remain high and wholesale beef prices hold near record levels.

Washington Treasury Department National Association of Food Chains Cost of Living Council Omaha Labor Department

Partly Cloudy Weather Outlook With Showers Possible

The forecast calls for partly cloudy skies and warm today with highs in the 80s and lower 60s at night. Tomorrow remains cooler with lower 80s and a 40 percent chance of afternoon showers. The weekend through Monday shows a shower chance Saturday then sunny conditions Sunday and Monday, with 70s highs and 40s nights. Winds from the southwest around 15 mph, with gusts this afternoon and tomorrow.

Time Is Of Essence Urges Action On New Aiken Hospital

George H Buck Grant urges county leaders to act quickly on hospital facilities as doctors consider leaving the Aiken area. He cites 90 000 residents and urges non partisan, community support while criticizing current priorities and proposing sale of county office land to fund courthouse renovations.

Judy Rich George H Buck’’ Grant Aiken County Grant Aiken Guy C. Heyl Jr Ade Quate S.C. Highway Department Department of Agriculture Post Office

Sailor Fined After Assault and Rioting Aboard Kitty Hawk

A sailor convicted of assault and rioting aboard the aircraft carrier Kitty Hawk was fined 700 dollars and reduced one pay grade in the result of the court martial.

San Diego Calif

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Fermata Club ST. Patrick’s Day St. Angela Gym Marshall Cain Cain Laurens Street Rick Hawkins Aiken High School Ricky Meyers Batesburg-Leesville B-L Council New Hospital
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