Aiken Hunt Meet Highlights 1983 Steeplechase Meet
The 1983 Aiken Hunt Meet opens the National Steeplechase season with six races at Clark Field. Featured is the Coors Imperial Cup for $10,000 over hurdles with several Aiken entries expected in the Bayard Warren maiden chase and the $4,000 Aiken Standard Gold Cup. Local horses Easter Bulletin Slave No More No Picnic and trainer Barry Watson noted. Mu sical Ride by U.S. Park Police adds flair. Tickets range from $2 to $4 at gates and $3 to $2 advance. special rail and guarantor options also offered.
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Aiken
Aiken Sertcma Club
Clark Field
Audubon Avenue
Powder House Road
Powder House
Audubon
C.W. Jackson
Baltimore
Nancy Lee Ellis
Camden
Slave No More
Jonathan Sheppard
Barbara Kraeling McWade
Fair Hill
An Jackson
Jackson Oil Company
Ete
Jackson
Watson
California
Maryland
New York
William K. Laughlin
Ambrose Clark
U.S. Park Police Mounted Unit
Greater Aiken
Aiken High Principal James A Taylor announces retirement
Aiken High School principal James A Taylor will retire effective June 30 after 29 years in the Aiken County school system. He plans to decide his post retirement career in the coming month and considered job offers outside education. He led during desegregation in 1969 when Schofield High joined Aiken High two campuses.
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James A. Taylor
Aiken High
Aiken
Taylor
P.E. Beasley
Area 1
Beasley
Aiken County
Beecher M. Morton, Jr
Area No. 1
Seywee
Coperenes
ARTS Study Shapes Aiken County Highway Growth
City and county officials consider the ARTS Augusta Regal Transportation Study vital for future growth, with projections of over 60 million dollars in highway projects for Aiken and surrounding areas. The plan includes widening routes and creating a four lane loop around Aiken to ease downtown traffic.
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Federal Highway System
Aiken County
Augusta
Aiken
Richmond
Columbia
Richland Ave
North Augusta
Horse Creek Valley
Aiken City
U.S. 1
Hampton Avenue
S.C. 118
Steve Szablewski
U.S. 78
Park Avenue
S.C. 19
University Parkway
S.C. 421
Huntsman Drive
S.C. 302
Fate of BNFP at hearing discussed in House subcommittee
Washington reports a House Science and Technology subcommittee hearing on the Barnwell Nuclear Fuel Plant. Representative Marilyn Lloyd Bouquard supports keeping the $400 million facility open for nuclear research, while doubts linger about securing full committee votes to sustain it. Reprocessing never began after 1977 ban and a buyer has not emerged. shutdown may follow funding expiration July 31.
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Washington
Barnwell
House
Marilyn Lloyd Bouquard
Dtenn
Carter
Bouquard
Rep. Bouquard
Allied General Nuclear Services
AGNS
Suit Only Obstacle To L Reactor Restart
Aiken reports the restart of the Savannah River Plant L-Reactor faces a lawsuit from South Carolina and environmental groups. Officials say 77 percent of renovation is done with about 130 million spent toward a 200 million project and aim to restart in October pending legal resolution.
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Aiken
Savannah River
Walt Joseph
DuPont
Joseph
State of South Carolina
The
Natural Resources Defense Council
Department of Energy
Ralph Erickson
DOE
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S.C
Pine Log
Silver Bluff
Hampton Ave
Hampton Road
Jaius
U.S
Future Arts
Catherine Ryder
AHS
Judy Hoffmeyer
Schofield
James Taylor
BNFP
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