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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 20, 1979

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Aiken Hunt Meet to Open 1979 Dixie Steeplechase Circuit

The Aiken Hunt Meet starts the 1979 Dixie Steeplechase Circuit with six races at Clark Field in Aiken. Gates open at 9 a.m. and post time is 1 30 p.m. Tickets cost 2 50 in advance or 3 at the gate. four-railside parking costs 50. The day includes flat and jumping races with purses from 400 to 7 500 and a total purse of 15 000. Proceeds go to Helping Hands of Aiken.

Aiken Hunt Aiken Hunt Association Clark Field Powder House Road Greater Aiken Aiken Sertoma Club Helping Hands of Aiken New York Ford Conger Atlanta

Aiken Hunt Meet drops mule race after seven years

Fred B. Wright and Ford Conger of the Aiken Steeplechase Association announce the mule race will not close the Meet for the first time in seven years. They say spectators are more sophisticated and proceeds will fund Better races and Helping Hands.

Aiken Hunt Fred B. Wright Aiken Ford Conger

Begin: Jerusalem Won't Be Divided

Prime Minister Menachem Begin vows in the Knesset the West Bank and Gaza will not yield to a Palestinian state nor East Jerusalem. He says Jerusalem is Israel's eternal capital and will not be divided. Observers expect broad support for the peace pact as debates proceed.

Jerusalem Menachem Begin West Bank Jordan River Gaza Strip East Jerusalem Begin Knesset Mustafa Khalil Israel Khalil Sinai Desert

Board Set To Rule On L B C Coach Fate

After a three hour public hearing in Aiken County the fate of Langley Bath Clearwater High coach Tim Hulsebus rests with the Board of Education. Hulsebus was fired February 16 and seeks reinstatement as both boys basketball and baseball coach. The board said a decision would come within 10 days. Witnesses praised Hulsebus while noting past mistakes in administration. South Carolina High School League official Lawrence Graves testified LC B program is on probation for violations including an ineligible player and unsportsmanlike conduct.

Langley-Bath-Clearwater High Tim Hulsebus Craig Davis Columbia Hulsebus Aiken County Board of Education Aiken Educational Center J.P. Kneece Jeff Clark Aiken County Lawrence Graves Graves Batesburg- Leesville Jerry Swing Area III

Pat Ward Faces Knotty Challenge in Weekend Chop

Local report notes Pat Ward dealing with a fallen tree over the weekend. He quips the obstacle is a knot, joking that hitting it means it will knot out, reflecting a tough but lighthearted moment in a casual outdoor task.

Pat Ward

Drug problem in Aiken County worsens says law officers

County officials J. Carroll Busbee and Paul D. Grant say drugs have intensified in Aiken County with Judge Rodney Peeples noting it as a top state source. They urge community involvement and emphasize prevention, parental awareness, and early signs in schools as the issue grows.

Aiken County J. Carroll Busbee Aiken Public Safety Department Paul D. Grant Rodney A. Peeples Second Circuit Peeples Busbee Grant

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