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Aiken Standard

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Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Oct 29, 1980

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Election Preview Ahead in Aiken Standard Tomorrow

The Aiken Standard will publish an Election Preview in tomorrow's edition. It will feature candidate profiles, views and backgrounds, and ballot samples to take to the polls on Tuesday.

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Carter Reagan Claim Victory After Debate

After a televised debate both President Carter and Ronald Reagan hailed their performances as they head into the final week of the 1980 campaign. Each pressed for key big states Texas and Pennsylvania amid a close race. Carter called Reagan's foreign policy dangerous while Reagan blamed inflation and unemployment on Carter and said he could not detail policy differences.

Cleveland Carter Ronald Reagan Reagan Texas Pennsylvania North Augusta Henry R. McKenney Aiken H. Odell Weeks William R. Cobb St. Paul’s Lutheran Church

Debate winners split as Carter and Reagan draw mixed views

voters offered varied verdicts on last night’s presidential debate with Carter receiving some support and Reagan praised by others. Several officials said neither candidate clearly won, while a few leaned toward Reagan citing stronger points and factual presentations.

Derby winner’s trainer John Gaver marks 80th birthday

John Milton Gaver of Greentree Stable turns 80 after a storied career that includes the 1942 Kentucky Derby win with Shut Out. He recalls the race as a rush and looks back on long years with Greentree, now retired, with a birthday party planned.

John Gaver Greentree Ginny Southworth Shut Out Churchill Downs John Milton Gaver Gaver Greentree Stables Mary Husie John Jr Jack Tom Fool

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League of Women Voters Jimmy Carter Hickey Cobb Billie K. Trapp Howard M. Hickey Jr Robert Bell Aiken County Democratic Party Michael Anaclerio Robinson- Humphrey Gilbert McMillan George Brelsford Owens- Corning Fiberglas Greg Pius
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