Travel and music roundups lead weekend pages
Coming Saturday travel features showcase Napa Valley scenic bike tours and Colorado rocky roads plus Vermonts covered bridge counties. Music section highlights gospel star Tremaine Hawking in the running for the Dover Awards with details on her resistance to pushback over her king music.
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California
Napa Valley
Rocky Roads
Colorado
Covered Bridge
Vermont
Tremaine Hawking
Family Restroom Delights Visitors At Montgomery Mall
In Bea nesva Massachusetts the Montgomery Mall showcases a family restroom behind the Boulevard Cafes. A three room suite with soft lighting, children's story illustrations, piped music, and a park bench invites families to pause and use the facility, drawing praise from shoppers.
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Beanesva
Montgomery
Deaths of Glyde Buck Charity Cook Ford Mills Johnson
Obituary notices list Glyde Buck from Atlanta Ora Lee Charity of Aiken Frank N Cook of Pacolet Mus Archie Mae Ford Edith Johnson Lorraine Mills Warrenville Kathryn Stracker Phillip R Turner North Augusta Fluth Wooddall North Augusta. Page 7 Ator details.
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Glyde F. Buck
Atlanta
Ora Lee Charity
Aiken
Frank N. Cook
Pacolet Mus
Archie Mae Ford
Angus Edith Johnson
Johnston Lorraine Mills
Warrenville
Kathryn Stracker
Phillip R. Tuner
North Augusta
Fluth Wooddall
Atwater Dies in Washington After Yearlong Illness
Lee Atwater, 40, the Republican political operative, died early today at George Washington University Hospital after a year long battle with an inoperable brain tumor. Born Harvey Leroy Atwater in Atlanta, he was noted for his blunt campaign tactics and later apologized for excesses while remaining a powerful strategist. He frequently returned to his South Carolina roots visiting friends and attending local events such as the Chitlin Strut.
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Swater
Aiken
Elmer Hatcher
National Republican Party
Atwater
George Washington University Hospital
Washington
Gop
Salley
Harvey Leroytwater
Atlanta
Harvey Dillard Atwater
Atwaters
USC President Praises Local College Value and Trust
USC system leader Dr John Palms toured USC Aiken meeting with community students and faculty during a half day visit It was first stop on a tour of all eight campuses He said he will lead efforts to restore trust and emphasised prudent use of resources on the Columbia campus Indicted former USC official James Holderman faced charges over 325000 received 1986 88.
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University of South Carolina
John M. Palms
USC Aiken
USCA
USC
Palins
James Holderman
Dr. Palms
March
Palms
Columbia
Thurmonds Announce Plans To Separate
U S Sen Strom Thurmond and his wife Nancy issued separate statements saying they have decided to separate after more than 22 years of marriage but did not mention divorce. They note caring for family and pursue independence while remaining involved in each other’s lives. Their four children are Nancy Moore 20 Strom Jr 19 Juliana 17 and Paul ids 15. They have homes in Aiken Columbia and Alexandria and the Aiken residence is up for sale.
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Sen. Strom Thurmond
Nancy
Chelsea Marie
U.S
Strom Thurmond
Strom
Sen. Thurmond
Thurmonds
Aiken
First Presbyterian Church
Nancy Moore
J. Strom Jr
Juliana Gertrude
Paul ii
Aiken Sulyy Gates Open For Saturday Races
Gates open at 10 a m on Saturday March 31 post time 1 p m general admission 5 for adults 2 for children under 6 free parking 1 Railside parking package includes four adult tickets 50 front row 35 second row campers and motor homes back row 35 includes four adult tickets
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Railside
Schwarzkopf apologizes to Bush after wartime remarks
Gen H Norman Schwarzkopf, commander in the gulf, apologized to President Bush after suggesting in a PBS interview that he disagreed with Bush’s cease fire decision. He reiterated support for ending the war and spoke after a talk with Bush. The remarks followed a Frost interview taped March 20 that raised questions about U S war strategy.
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Riyadh
Saudi Arabia
H. Norman Schwarzkopf
Bush
Schwarzkopf
U.S
Gulf
PBS
Joint Information Bueau
U.S. Central Command
Public Broadcasting Service
Davi Frost
Frost
Sulky Races Bring Life To Mile Track
The Aiken Mile Track, bought by the city in 1988 for nearly a million, has revived sulky racing as a key part of the Aiken Tri ple Crown. About three dozen trotters and pacers race Saturday at 1 p.m. in nine events, closing another training season at the historic venue.
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Mill Road
Aiken
Aiken Mile
Terry Rhinehart
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Lee Atwater
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Larry Woc
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