Golf star lineup for SCTEMs telecast schedule
A detailed listing of players and broadcast times for SCTEMs tee times from 10:47 to 2:15 featuring Robert C. Lewis Mac O Grady Don Pooley and a parade of top professionals including Nicklaus O Meara Watson Ballesteros Norman Langer Crenshaw Maltbie with latest on air slots.
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Robert C. Lewis
Mac O'Grady
Don Pooley
Jim Thorpe
Bruce Lietzke
Dave Barr
Joey Sindelar
Billy Casper
Hubert Green
Kenny Knox
John Mahaffey
Tommy Aaron
M. Calcavecchia
Corey Pavin
Calvin Peete
Fuzzy Zoeller
Gary Koch
Denis Watson
Howard Clark
Andy Bean
Gene Sayers
David Frost
David Graham
D. Hammond
Tom Kite
Mike Hulbert
Gary Player
Johnny Miller
Craig Stadler
Payne Stewart
Jack Nicklaus
Mark O’meara
Paul Azinger
Scott Simpson
Bobby Wadkins
Sandy Lyle
Mark Wiebe
D.A. Weibring
Missing Ida ho couple rescued after 13 days in snowbound car
Orville and Nellie Obendorf of Ida ho were found in Quinter Kansas hundreds of miles from home after a 13 day snowbound ordeal. Obendorf is hospitalized with frostbite while his wife rests in a local motel. They had set out from Nampa to visit relatives in Iola to see Mrs Obendorf's sister.
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Quinter
Kan
Idaho
Orville
Nellie Obendorf
Obendorf
Gove County
Nampa
Iola
Masters Final Round Forecast Warm with Few Showers
Partly sunny conditions and warm temperatures expected for the Masters final round with a 20 percent chance of afternoon showers. Highs in the low 80s, tonight partly cloudy with a slight shower risk and a mid 50s low. Details on Page 12A.
Local Obituaries List Five Names and Locations
Death notices for James Ross Baker of Aiken Georgia Dives Cooke of Columbia Nancy L Distasio of Aiken George A Fountain of Augusta and Charlie B Johnson of Columbia are listed with details on page 12A.
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James Ross Baker
Aiken
Georgia D. Cooke
Columbia
Nancy L. Distasio
George A. Fountain
Augusta
Charlie B. Johnson
Crenshaw Leads Masters As Week Presses On
Ben Crenshaw shares the Masters lead at 4-under 212 after a 5-under 67 on the back nine. Roger Maltbie carded 70 to stay two shots back with Greg Norman and Bernhard Langer at 213, while Seve Ballesteros, T. C. Chen, Larry Mize and Curtis Strange were two behind at 214.
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Augusta
Ben Crenshaw
PGA Tour
Crenshaw
Roger Maltbie
Maltbie
Greg Norman
Bernhard Langer
Seve Ballesteros
T.C. Chen
Larry Mize
Curtis Strange
Ben
Strange
Masters contenders surge as leaders cling to pace
Leaders Birdie at Nos. 1 5 9 13 16 offset bogeys at 7 12 17. Maltbie relish contention noting memory of Masters champ label. Norman tops round with 66 6 under par while Langer and Nicklaus rivalries shape tight leaderboard. Ballesteros and Chen finish strong 70 and 71 respectively.
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Maltbie
Norman
Jack Nicklaus
Langer
Strange
Mize
Chen
Ballesteros
Reagan says Soviet spy activity unacceptable hampering ties
President Reagan on a weekend radio address called Kremlin espionage at the Moscow embassy unacceptable and said he has instructed Secretary Shultz to deliver a personal message to Mikhail Gorbachev. White House aides noted talks with Eduard Shevardnadze may shape a summit later this year.
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Santa Barbara
Calif
Reagan
Kremlin
Moscow
Los Angeles
George P. Shultz
Here
White House
Marlin Fitzwater
Shultz
Mikhail Gorbachev
Fitzwater
Eduard Shhevardnadze
Schevardnadze
Campbell Criticizes Proposed Tax Hike in South Carolina
Gov. Carroll Campbell questions a 5 cent per gallon gas tax increase aimed at funding South Carolina highway expansion. He calls for study time before supporting a bill raising the gas tax from 13 to 18 cents by 1989, suggesting possible use of federal funds or tolls instead.
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Columbia
Carroll Campbell
State
South Carolina
Campbell
House
Ways and Means Committee
Theepartment of Highways and Public Transportation
Shultz Seeks Earnest Talks With Soviets In Europe
Secretary of State George P. Shultz traveling to Moscow plans to raise U S complaints about Soviet eavesdropping at the U S Embassy and the hostile climate. He supports a constructive approach and says talks could begin in six months if the Soviets meet U S missile parity or agree to cut numbers. the U S has no short range missiles in Europe.
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Helsinki
Finland
George P. Shultz
Moscow
U.S
Shultz
Shannon
S. Gorbachev
Europe
United States
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