Sertoma Takes Lead at Aiken Hunt Meet Motor racing and charity mingle at the Aiken event
Sertoma Club assumes duties for the Aiken Hunt Meet with Shriners sponsorship and Jaycees trials. Post time set at 1 30 p m and gates open 10 a m on race day weekend with advance parking tomorrow 4 6 p m. Clark Field on Audubon Drive hosts the steeplechase with gate and parking details and ticket prices listed for advance and at the gate.
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Sertoma Club
Shriners
Jaycees
Sertoma
Milledge Clyatt
Henry Hopkins
Chamber of Commerce
Aiken Steeplechase entries announced for 13th meeting
The Aiken Steeplechase Association revealed entries for the 13th annual event at Clark Field on Saturday with a 1 30 p.m. post. Races include the William K Laughlin Cup and the Byers Plate with horses such as Barretor Circle Plum Jungle Juggler Travelin Pal and Don Carreta among others.
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Aiken
Clark Field
Powderhouse
Audubon Drive
William K. Laughlin
Verena
S. Bolick
Denign
Reggi
Ever Loyal
Woodington
Costantino
Young
Rea
Coweta Countess
Seminario
McWade
Cannon Shot
Quanbeck
Circle Plum
Sandhills Cross
Napi
Joey Ruhsam
Bob Collins
Pat
M. Walsh
Witham
Kenworthy
P.T
Achuff
Marsharab
Fishback
British Ambassador to Netherlands Killed
Sir Richard Sykes, 57, Britain's ambassador to the Netherlands, and his Dutch valet were shot outside the ambassador residence in The Hague during morning rush hour. Three shots were fired. both men died at a hospital. Two gunmen escaped into traffic. motives unclear.
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the Hague
Netherlands
Richard Sykes
Sykes
London
Dublin
Christopher Ewart- Biggs
Britain
Holland
Washington
Havana
Athens
Peking
Santiago
Israel votes landslide for peace treaty with Egypt
Israel's Knesset approved the Egypt peace treaty 95 to 18 after a marathon 28 hour debate. Begin hailed the vote as a historic majority, while Dayan and Weizman prepared to advance the U S memorandum and finalize oil issues in the Gulf of Suez. Egypt signings planned for Washington with talks on Palestinian autonomy set to begin a month after.
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Jerusalem
Israel
Egypt
Menachem Begin
Anwar Sadat
Washington
Knesset
Sinai Peninsula
West Bank
Jordan River
Gaza Strip
Begin
Likud
Sinai
Gaza
Communist
Carter
Moshe Dayan
United States
U.S
Yan
Defense
Ezer Weizman
Gulf of Suez
Jerusalem Post
Sadat
Cairo
Hosni Mubarak
Public Works Enters Second Limb Cleanup Cycle
The city continues storm debris work as the Public Works Department completes one neighborhood sweep and starts another. Director Wyatt Isoh says all manpower is on limb and brush cleanup with extra trips needed as many residents lag in piling debris. The Lightning Loader has sped up work, but residents should not call for quicker service. Maintain separation of leaves and limbs and keep garbage separate for burial.
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Public Works Department
Oe Pane Works
Wyatt Isoh
Johnson
Aiken
Have You Heard About a Head Gash After Hammock Fall
A lighthearted note mentions Bob Moldenhauer cutting his head after falling from a hammock. It hints at safety gear like seat belts and hard hats and playfully references a steeplechase tent and a Gamecock party. The mood stays casual and local.
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Bob Moldenhauer
Gamecock
School Board Upholds Firing of LBC Basketball Coach
Langley-Bath-Clearwater High coach Tim Hulsebus remains dismissed after the Aiken County Board of Education upheld the firing. The decision cites probation for the program due to league violations including untimely reporting of scrimmages and using an ineligible player. Hulsebus expressed disappointment but thanked supporters at a public hearing attended by about 74 people.
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Langley-Bath-Clearwater High
Tim Hulsebus
Hulsebus
Aiken County
Dickert
Kneece
L-B-C High
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Elizabeth Harrington
Aiken County Today
Dear Abby
J.P. Kneece
L-B-C
Jerry Swing
Area 3
Clarence Dickert
League