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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 20, 1988

Page

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NCAA Regional Results From East to West

East Rhode Island defeats Syracuse 97 94 and Duke beats SMU 94 79. Southeast Oklahoma wins 107 87 over Auburn while Louisville tops Brigham Young 97 76. Midwest Purdue 100 over Memphis State 73 and Kansas State 66 over DePaul 58. West Michigan 108 over Florida 85 North Carolina 123 over Loyola 97.

Rhode Island Syracuse Duke Southern Methodist Oklahoma Auburn Louisville Brigham Young Purdue Memphis State Kansas State DePaul Michigan Florida North Carolina Loyola

Swallows Return to Mission San Juan Capistrano

An estimated 7,000 people gathered at Mission San Juan Capistrano to witness the cliff swallows return from Argentina for St Joseph's Day. Bells rang at 9 34 a m as 92 year old Paul Arbiso, observer since 1910, sounded four old bells to welcome them back.

San Juan Capistrano Calif Mission San Juan Capistrano St. Joseph’s Day Argentina Paul Arbiso

Spring Arrives With Sunny Cool Day In The 60s

The season starts at 4 39 a m EST bringing longer days and a quiet finish to winter. Highs today reach the lower 60s with a clear night and mid 30s Lows. Sunshine returns Monday with similar 60s highs.

Obituaries of several residents listed for page 6A details

Death notices for Maude Veal Armstrong New Ellenton Hubert Dewitt Bolen Williston James Willard Bryson Aiken Lewis Cato Clemson Russell M. Crouch Augusta Joseph A. Donaldson Williston Jay D. Jones Aiken John H. Lloyd St Albans N Y James Mixon Brooklyn N Y reference page 6A for full details

Maude Veal Armstrong New Ellenton Hubert Dewitt Bolen Williston James Willard Bryson Aiken Lewis Cato Clemson Russell M. Crouch Augusta Joseph A. Donaldson Jay D. Jones John H. Lloyd St. Albans N.Y James Mixon Brooklyn

Two Stables Dominate Aiken Trials Wins

The 46th Aiken Trials at the Aiken Training Track saw Dogwood Stable and Hill N Dale Farm each claim two victories on the five race card while Rosemont Farm took the remaining win. Brisk 40 degree weather accompanied the event as Jack Sadler and Shuvinski secured Dogwood’s wins. President W Coth ran Campbell commented on expectations and Shuvinski overcoming pneumonia.

Aiken Dogwood Stable Hill 'N Dale Farm Dogwood Hill ’N Dale Rosemont Farm Jack Sadler Shuvinski W. Cothran Campbell Campbell

Nicaragua Reports Raid Escalates Border Conflict

President Jose Azcona Hoyo ordered reinforcement of troops along the Honduras Nicaragua border to oust Sandinista forces. Honduras and Nicaragua exchanged air raids with Honduran F-5 jets bombing Sandinista positions in the Bocay region while Sandinistas claimed to repulse with anti aircraft fire. The clash follows earlier cross border attacks and a U S aid review.

Tegucigalpa Honduras Jose Azcona Hoyo Nicaragua Nicaraguan Defense Ministry Managua Bocay Defense Ministry Mukuwas San Andres de Bocay Waniwas Wayawas Azcona U.S

Senate approves revised Price-Anderson Act insurance plan

The Senate voted to renew the Price-Anderson no fault insurance system for nuclear accidents for 20 more years raising liability to seven billion dollars. The bill, approved by voice vote, awaits House Senate conference committee action after rejecting an independent health safety review amendment.

Washington Senate John Glenn Ohio Department of Energy

Noriega Won't Go as U S Envoys Seek Exile

Panamanian strongman Manuel Antonio Noriega signals willingness to step down as military commander but rejects exile, despite talks with two State Department officials. He wants to stay in Panama while Washington weighs no extradition if he seeks asylum elsewhere.

Washington Manuel Antonio Noriega U.S Panama Noriega State Department William Walker Michael Kozak Administration Walker Kozak United States

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Swallows Capistrano Abby Hill ‘N Dale Bob Stoner Ginny Southworth Dogwood Stables Rokeby Stable Treae By Phil Jones Katy Easter Aiken Trials Honduran Daniel Ortega House House- Senate Defense Forces Panama City Eric Arturo Delvalle Education Ministry Joaquin Isabel Canal Manuel Noriega
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