Aiken Trials Shine On Ideal Racing Afternoon
The Aiken Jaycees hosted the 52nd Aiken Trials with sunny skies and new parking speeds. Attendees from the Aiken Newcomers Club and Aiken Preparatory School filled tents with food and fellowship as alumni and locals enjoyed a bustling, well organized racing day and a large turnout.
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Stevens Streak Broken at Aiken Training Track Trials
Ron Stevens faced an upset as Mike Freeman captured the fourth race and the final aboard an unnamed homebred, with Freeman also winning two other races at the 52nd Trials. Kim Baker rode all three Stevens winners as the crowd of about 9 000 to 10 000 observed.
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Aiken residents oppose FTC veto of hospital sale
Aiken citizens urge the Federal Trade Commission to block HCA from selling Aiken Regional Medical Centers to Columbia Health Care Corp as part of a proposed merger. Public comments run through May 3 with 29 residents voicing opposition and concerns about regional monopoly.
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Clinton Backer Faces Insider Trading Probe
Tyson Foods confirms SEC is probing insider trading linked to a June 1992 Tyson- Seattle acquisition. The investigation centers on a surge in stock buying and includes Patsy Thomason, then head of an investment concern, now White House director of administration.
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Bussell Wins Midland Valley Junior Miss title in 1994
Tabatha Lynnette Bussell, 17, daughter of Tommy and Myra Bussell, named 1994 Midland Valley Junior Miss. She also won Ticket, Fitness, Presence and Composure, and Panel Evaluation awards. First Honoree Jamie Kaye Hett and Second Honoree Phyllis Elizabeth Hadden received plaques, flowers, and scholarships.
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