Hunt Meet Closes Aiken's Triple Crown
Aiken's 1978 Triple Crown season ends with the annual Hunt Meet Steeplechase on Saturday marking the final event in three weekends of horse racing. The feature honors the long history of steeplechasing from England to the United States and notes its growth since its formal addition to Aiken schedules in 1971.
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Hunt Meet
Aiken
England
Ireland
United States
Coal Miners Vote Again On A New Contract
The nations striking coal miners vote on whether to accept a third tentative agreement after a 109 day walkout. Most of 160 000 eligible workers in UMW districts from Appalachia to the Rockies are expected to close the decision tonight.
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Washington
United Mine Workers
Appalachia
Rockies
UMW
Arnold Miller
Charleston
Paul Fortney
Carter
Bituminous Coal Operators Association
Association of
Bituminous Contractors
Have You Heard Fun From Kennedy Junior High Event
A quirky set of school day antics is described with pupils at Kennedy Junior High dressing in 1950s style and a pompous pompadour mishap. Jim Bromley from Veterans Hospital mistakes a Green Thumb photographer for a council worker.
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Kennedy
Jim Bromley
Veterans Hospital
Green Thumb
The
Council On Aging
Aiken Umbrellachase Could Hit Rainy Plot Tomorrow
Weather outlook for Aiken shows a 90 percent chance of rain tomorrow with possible thunderstorms and a 70 percent chance tonight. Temperatures range from the lower 50s tonight to the lower 70s tomorrow with light northeast winds. Scattered showers linger Sunday then clear by Monday with highs in the 70s and lows in the 50s.
Busbee Auto Warranty Bill Causes Stir in S C
Aiken County Rep M Judson Busbee and Rep John Bradley propose a five year or 50000 mile full warranty for all cars sold in South Carolina. Busbee cites his own Buick troubles and says national firms should return to longer warranties. The bill would cover engines transmissions rear axles brakes air conditioning and electrical components and could raise state car sales if enacted.
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Aiken County
M. Judson Busbee
Dwagoner
John Bradley
Dcharleston
South Carolina
Busbee
House of Representatives
Wagener
Detroit
House
Senate
General Assembly
Labor, Commerce and Industry Committee
Third Candidate Joins Race For District 84 House Seat
Randy D. Huff of Warrenville filed to run as a Republican for the District 84 seat in the South Carolina House now held by Marion D. McGowan. McGowan and Michael D. Duncan have already filed and will face off in the June 13 Democratic primary. Huff, 23, USC graduate and treasurer of the Aiken County Republican party, pledges emphasis on education, insurance, judicial reform, and local law enforcement, plus voter registration drives.
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Randy D. Huff
Warrenville
Marion D. McGowan
Dwarrenville
McGowan
Langley
Michael D. Duncan
Duncan
Huff
South Carolina
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Lynne Katonak
Tom Robinson
Eustis Park
Sitting Bull
Jim Maloney
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Aiken Umbrellachase
S.C
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