S C ETV Becomes South Carolina Treasure For Viewers
The article lists upcoming programming including Luciano Pavarotti in Concert and Placido Domingo Celebrates Seville while detailing S C ETV history from its 1958 Dreher High School start to today’s network of 10 TV stations 6 FM outlets and a closed circuit system. It notes ITSF network replacement saving over 245 million and outlines funding from state sources CPB grants and endowment drives plus teleconferencing savings and education offerings. It ends with donation options and membership levels from 20 to 500 dollars.
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S.C. Etv
Luciano Pavarotti
Placido Domingo
Seville
Grand Ole Opry
Ingrid” (Bergman
Columbia
Dreher High School
South Carolina
Southern Bell
Corporation For Public Broadcasting
ETV
Office of Instructional TV and Radio
S.C. State Department of Education
University of South Carolina
USC
Vietnam
Saints and Legions
Writers Workshop
ETV Endowment Board
Priscilla Patrick
Naturescene
Spoleto
ETV Endowment of
P.O. Box
S.C
Aiken Area Students Excel In Clemson Programs
Aiken and North Augusta students are highlighted for Clemson University achievements. Recipients include five Alumni Scholarships winner Rosa Chavious and ten Aiken area students named to Clemson's first President's List with perfect 4.0 GPAs. Other items note Robyn Roof as Clemson tour guide, ROTC cadets earning commissions, an Aiken science camp, and local graduates including Harrison Faile Cheryl Huff Deanna Smith and David Walker plus Brian Brown earning advanced degrees.
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Lander College
Aiken
Rosa Chavious
Birdell Chavious
Greenwood Liberal Arts College
North Augusta
Clemson University
Loran Cannon Deberry
Laurie Jane Little
Marilyn Kay Morgan
Sheila Ann Paskel
Christopher S. Suich
Gregory Thurman Byrd
Marcel Jean Boudet
William E. Daniel Jr
William G. DeVore
Martha Craig Holcomb
Aikenite
Clemson
Robyn E. Roof
William Roof
Ms. Roof
North
USC Aiken Announces Administrative Reshuffle and New Roles
USC Aiken unveils a set of duty changes ahead of a national search for a permanent associate chancellor. George Gibson retires in 1986 post Etherredge Center with a new role in facilities planning. Tom Hallman assumes operations and maintenance plus auxiliary functions. Dr James Kauffman becomes executive director for university relations focusing on alumni and media coverage. Chris Plyler acts as acting associate chancellor for student services. Dr Mary Leslie Hudson will handle graduate study program duties. Randy Warrick leads athletics for the year. Waynon Fallon becomes budget director. Connie Pritchard named coordinator for academic advising. The associate dean for academic affairs title is dropped. Robin Harris is upgraded to assistant to the vice chancellor.
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Usc-Aiken
George Gibson
Etherredge Center
Tom Hallman
James Kauffman
Division of Education
Chris Plyler
Plyler
Mary Leslie Hudson
Randy Warrick
Waynon Fallon
Connie Pritchard
Robin Harris
Man offers car in exchange for rattlesnake from seat
Raleigh columnist reports developer Kidd Brewer asks the thief who took his 1976 red Cadillac Eldorado from Crabtree mall Aug 9 to return his pregnant rattlesnake Cleopatra stored under the seat. Brewer says the car is a valuable collector’s model and the thief may keep it.
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Raleigh, N.C
Kidd Brewer
Crabtree Mall
Brewer
News and Observer
Raleigh
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