Aiken Hunt Meet Close Triple Crown Begins
The 15th annual Aiken Hunt meet at Clark Field on Powderhouse Road starts at 1 p.m. with four turf races and three steeplechase events. Gates open 10 a.m. Tickets range from 1 to 50 dollars, with various parking options sold by local outlets. Milledge M. Clyatt notes attendance hinges on the weather.
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Reagan budget cuts threaten aid to poor families study says
A Chicago University affiliated study released Thursday warns Reagan proposed budget cuts would strip low income families of resources and push some to less than half the poverty line. It analyzes six programs including Medicaid food stamps and AFDC and highlights state and local budget strains.
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Rumors Fly Over Aiken Trials Attendance and Gala Tales
A rumor circulates that Jackie Onassis may have visited Hilton Head and slipped into Aiken for the Trials. A party tale recalls Maureen Canning’s birthday cake celebration with a flambé twist and a boy’s tale to God asking for $100. Max Cleland at USC A Lyceum notes Carter’s response to the letter.
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Reagan notes pages of help wanted ads puzzle him
President Reagan cites Sunday newspapers with 30 plus pages of help wanted ads to question high unemployment. Economists disagree, saying ads reflect job seekers and market imbalances, while late editorials show many listings target employed workers and skilled positions.
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Senate GOP push for floor vote on budget cuts
Senate Republicans aim for a floor vote on a Reagan adjacent budget cutting package. The Budget Committee approved a $36.4 billion 1982 cuts blueprint, mostly from social programs, with a 20-0 vote. Howard Baker signaled a Thursday debate with potential Saturday session to finish by next week.
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