Miller Gaver Dominate Aiken Trials in Rain It Was Aiken Horse Show Day
Miller trained horses swept the 32nd Aiken Trials with track records by Aquinas and Lie Low. Gaver Jr. trained What's The Reason and Traveling Player also won as Mary Ann Dotter rode Big Moses in the final race. The event featured the first year women riders and heavy crowds despite rain.
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John M. Gaver Jr
Greentree Stable
Wendell Hall
Emily L
BULL
MacKenzie Miller
Aiken
John M. Gaver
Belmont
Saratoga
Gaver
W.C. Freeman
R.L. Dotter
Big Moses
Mary Ann
Dual Alliance
Miller
Traveling Player
J.M. Gaver Jr
What's
Windhaven
Aquinas
Lie Low
Rio Maceo
Ernie Bowen
Robert C. Haupt Jr
W Allan Coward
GOPers Cite Inflation and Energy as Top Issues
Gallup poll of 2,384 Republican county chairmen shows inflation named by 71 percent and the energy crisis by 65 percent as leading issues in the fall congressional campaigns. Watergate ranked third at 32 percent, with varied expected fallout across regions.
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Princeton
Gallup
FBI Director Kelley to testify on independence bill
FBI Director Clarence M. Kelley is set to testify at a Senate Judiciary subcommittee hearing on a Byrd bill to shield the FBI leader and successors from political pressure. The measure proposes a 10 year term with one possible renewal and Senate confirmation, while dismissal for cause remains possible.
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Washington
FBI
Clarence M. Kelley
Senate
Robert C. Byrd
Dw.va
Senate Judiciary
Special Bonuses Aimed at Attracting Men to All-Volunteer Military
Washington AP report outlines a House vote on an $85.4 million first-year bonus plan to lure men into the all-volunteer armed forces. A separate $140 million economic development program for Indian reservations also goes to the House, with loans to aid Indians in developing and managing their resources. The bills trace back to late congressman John P. Saylor, who died last October.
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Washington
Congressional Legislative
John P. Saylor
R-Pa
Cold front drives Carolinas to 31 degree low
A cold front pushed temperatures down to 31 degrees in the Carolinas, with yesterday's high only 58. The forecast calls for a gradual warm up this week and a 20 percent chance of rain on Tuesday. Today highs near 60 and tonight’s lows in the 40s. Wednesday to Friday trend partly cloudy and mild with a shower chance Thursday.
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Carolinas
Aiken Trials Weather Oddities And Quick Money Deadlines
Overheard at the Aiken Trials weekend a jockey tells his horse not to be nervous as spectators remain unfazed by rain. A man crawls from under a pickup truck drying clothes, while a local says a smaller loaf beats none. The Bike Hike deadline is Friday with money drop options at Kalmia Hill School or by phone.
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Aiken Trials
Kalmia Hill School
Space offers flood St. Angela Academy with temporary classrooms
Space offers poured in after a Saturday night fire at St. Angela Academy caused estimated damage between 50 000 and 100 000 dollars. Sister Alice Joseph said classes would be held this week in temporary space and resume next Monday. insurance adjusters expected today. Public Safety Director J C Busbee described heavy east wing damage including roof and hallway, with no gym damage. Over 50 firefighters worked the blaze, with several injured or treated on site. two men identified as C W Cupp and Capt Carl Johnson.
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St. Angela Academy
Alice Joseph
St. Angela
J.C Busbee
Dean Boatwright
JH. Lawton
Charlie Miller
Busbee
C. W. Cupp
Carl Johnson
Candidates rush to beat noon filing deadline for elections
Republican incumbents led the weekend rush as filing closed at noon for the Aiken County boards and magistrates. The slate includes Edwin E. Farmer Carroll H Warner and Jo Ann Price seeking County Commission seats, with Democrats George Brelsford Forest Kirby and Leonard E. Drummond entering for various county posts. Lucas Ray and Lucas Ray faces Carrol Warner in Wagener Salley area. Magistrates L L Chitty W E Derrick filed. Quimby Wise and Charles Raisch also filed.
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Jo Ann Price
Edwin E. Farmer
Carroll H Warner
Aiken County
Painters and Allied Trades
George Brelsford
Owens - Corning
Forest L. Kirby
Aiken
Price Leonard E. Drummond
North Augusta
Farmer
Lucas Ray
Savannah River
Wagener Area
Carrol Warner
Group To Vote On HCA Application In Aiken County
Denmark Aiken County awaits a key vote on Hospital Corporation of America’s letter of intent to build a new hospital. The Lower Savannah Regional Planning Council meets at 7 30 p m to hear recommendations from the Aiken Task Force and the Comprehensive Health Planning Committee before forwarding its decision to the State Board of Health.
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Denmark
Aiken County
Hospital Corporation of America
Aiken
Lower Savannah
Ment Council
City Council
Denmark City Hall
Comprehensive Health Planning Committee
LSAPC
State Board of Health
Zoning Panel Meets Tomorrow in Special Session
The Aiken Planning and Zoning Commission will hold a 5:30 pm special meeting to consider the annexation of Heritage Square for a new shopping center. The session will be in City Council Chambers.
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Aiken Planning and Zoning Commission
Heritage Square
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