Aiken Steeplechase Trials Details and Upcoming Races
Alcohol permitted for 21 plus with no glass bottles allowed. Grills tents kites balloons pets and noisemakers prohibited near horses. First race at 2 pm. Tickets eight dollars gate for adults ten dollars gate for parking. Trials Hotline 648-8955. The Triple Crown continues with events on March 22 and March 29 at Ford Conger Field and Aiken Mile Track respectively.
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Notch Road
Aiken Jaycees
Aiken
Ford Conger Field
Aiken Mile
Vaucluse Bridge Reopens After Repair Work
The South Carolina Department of Transportation completed repairs on a bridge in Vaucluse, reopening SC 191 to through traffic after crews fixed two rusted galvanized pipes buried about 15 feet deep. Detours had affected travelers between Vaucluse and Graniteville.
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Vaucluse
S.C
Clinton in Navy Hospital After Knee Injury in Florida
President Clinton sustained a quadriceps tendon tear after a misstep at Norman’s Florida estate and underwent surgery at Bethesda Naval Hospital. He wore a thigh to ankle brace and used crutches with plans for possible power transfer to Al Gore if needed. Recovery is expected four to six months with public appearances limited to crutches.
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Adkison
Clinton
McCurry
Washington
Bethesda Naval Hospital
Maryland
Lyle Lovett
Jimmy Buffett
Norman
Oceanside
Hobe Sound
Florida
Gore
American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgery
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Ginny Southworth
Mike Fanning
Dan Bullington
Jaycees
Iteville
St. Patrick's
Shamrock
Udge Spring
Walter Moore
Seclopetapan
Abo di
Little China
Navy
Connie Mariano
Greg Norman
Bruce Lindsey
Joel Cohen
Mary Ellen Glynn
Secret Service
St. Mary's Hospital
West Palm Beach
White House
Bush
Japan
Camp David
Ronald Reagan
Mrs. Clinton
Africa
Chelsea
Isabel Vandervelde
Willcox
Palmetto Golf Club
Battle of Aikens
Aiken Elementary
Laurens St
Aiken, South Carolina
Southern Pine Plantations, Inc
Floyd
Greene Jeweler
Limoges
Goldman-Kobler
Arthur Court
Sterling
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