30 Mar 1991
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1991
Page
1
Nor manick M. Sulin of Daytona Beach Fla was acquitted of stabbing Robert Smith in a Waccamaw River area home incident on August 31. The jury found Sulin acted in self defense after Smith allegedly attacked him upon discovering Sulin’s gender presentation. Sulin, 24, testified the confrontation began when Smith realized the date was a man.
Aiken attorney Elmer Hatcher recalls friend Lee Atwater who died after a yearlong brain cancer battle in Washington D C He rose from Newberry College to chairman of the Republican National Committee shaping national politics and provoking strong reactions from liberals and Democrats.
Gypsy Queen, a sleek two year old pacer from Key Stable, shows potential but remains skittish at new surroundings. Trainer Ben Wood notes her nervousness around new stimuli yet expects growth as she debuts in the Aiken Sulky Races at the mile track. Gates open at 10 am for a 1 pm start. adult tickets $5, children $2, under six free. Railside parking options available.
An event at Aiken Mile Track on Banks Mill Pres Saturday March 30 with gates opening at 10am. Sponsor USC Aiken and USC Aiken Pacer Club offer tickets for adults five dollars children two dollars with under six free. General parking one dollar and railside packages priced for front rows with bundled tickets. Camper and motor home parking available on back row.
Obituary notice lists Carl A Jennenback and Walter H Sheppart among deaths with details on Page BA for full information.
Heavy rain from noon to 5 p.m. on Friday sparked about 10 fender benders in Aiken. State Trooper Tim Hoffman reported four weather related wrecks on the South Carolina side of Interstate 20. No fatalities or serious injuries were listed. Flooding confined to streets just outside city limits.
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