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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 22, 1992

Page

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Clinton Trips Up Brown In Buffalo Debate

Democratic front runner Bill Clinton challenged rival Jerry Brown over campaign money at a 90 minute debate in a Buffalo theater. Clinton accused Brown's law firm of taking $178 000 in taxpay er money for defeating California contribution limits. Brown demanded more time to respond and proposed a Harlem Apollo Theater rematch.

Buffalo N.Y Bill Clinton Jerry Brown California Brown Clinton Arkansas Harlem Paul Tsongas

Fall Casts Tragic Pall On Hunt Meet At Clark Field

Plusser led wire to wire to win the Coors Gold Cup second from the top at the 26th Aiken Hunt Meet. Two horses died after a fall at the 12th fence, Strong Buck breaking its neck and Parade March suffering a broken back. Rider Joseph Walsh remained conscious, while Keith O'Brien was knocked unconscious. They were rushed to HCA Aiken Regional Medical Centers in good condition.

Dogwood Plusser Clark Field Strong Buck al Darlington Parade March Joseph Walsh Keith O’brien HCA Aiken

Hunt Meet at Aiken sees record crowd and exciting finishes

Aiken Hunt Meet delivers drama as race fans pack the course with over 20 000 in attendance. The third race sees Berlioz win after a foul on Aisling causing a shift in results. Plusser later dominates the Elkridge flat race as Golden Act colt clears the field.

Aiken Hunt Meet Aisling Berlioz James Lawrence Lawrence Plusser Elkridge Charles Fenwick, Jr Samanski Golden Act Victoria

Economy In Limbo After Tax Bill Veto

Congress remains stalled after President Bush vetoed a $77.5 billion tax bill that would have cut taxes for millions and raised them for the wealthiest. Democrats accuse Bush of political maneuvering as unemployment stays high at 7.3 percent. With economic signs mixed and Buchanan fading, support for new tax increases is scarce, delaying action and leaving the economy in limbo.

Washington Congress Bush White House Senate George Mitchell Patrick Buchanan

Mystery Postcard From 1945 Finally Reaches Ann Arbor Recipient

Anna from South Carolina mailed a postcard to Maria Kohler in Ann Arbor in 1945. The card with Charleston gateway photo traveled long and late and arrived in 1992. Kohler says she cannot recall Anna or any South Carolina acquaintance.

Ann Arbor Mich South Carolina Anna Maria Kohler Ann Or U.S. Postal Service Kohler Glacier Hills U.S St. Michael’s Churchyard Charleston S.C Germany Pacific James Gibbons

Call 648-2311 With Your News Tip

Readers are invited to share story ideas by calling 648 2311. The notice encourages community tips and local interest submissions.

Welcome Signs Too Drab Says South Carolina Officials

South Carolina officials urge replacing plain green and white welcomes that say Welcome to South Carolina with more distinctive signs. They note other states use bolder colors and unique imagery while costs for replacing the 50 signs are not yet known.

South Carolina Bob White Georgia Donny Gibbs North Carolina Tennessee Joe Holt Holt

Overcrowded DYS Facilities Fuel Violence and Tension

Columbia reports describe state Department of Youth Services facilities as violent and overcrowded with guards using aggressive youths to control fights. Officials expect a federal judge to rule that overcrowding is unconstitutional and to order gradual juvenile releases to resolve the lawsuit.

Columbia State Department of Youth Services DYS U.S Joe Anderson Anderson Rich McLawhorn

Freedom Comes With Price

The state Department of Youth Services faces a funding shortfall as a federal judge plans juvenile releases. The House approved 604000 extra for the next budget year, but only a quarter will fund intensive supervision programs. Commissioner Rich McLemore warns the system could be overwhelmed if funds remain tight.

Columbia State Department of Youth Services State House DYS Rich McLawhorn Senate

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