Violinist Perlman Then Receives Medical Degree
Itzhak Perlman was awarded an MD by the Medical University of South Carolina after a Gaillard Auditorium performance that drew three standing ovations. Sabin read the citation, noting Perlman’s polio struggle since age four and calling him a healing, courageous figure.
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Itzhak Perlman
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Albert P. Sabin
White House
Medical University of South Carolina
Gaillard Municipal Auditorium
Sabin
Union Camp Mill Permit Reviews Lifted
A temporary restraining order blocking DHEC the Budget and Control Board and the Water Resources Commission from reviewing Union Camp Corp. permit requests for a $600 million Richland County paper mill was lifted after a two hour hearing. Circuit Judge Lee Chandler said the order was an extraordinary measure.
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Union Camp Corp
Richland County
Lee Chandler
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Cornered Suspect Unruffled in Rock Hill Bank Breakin
A 9 year old boy was found hiding in the Rock Hill National Bank ladies restroom after a burglary at 12 14 a m. An air conditioner entry and a $8 76 cache were found on his person. A plate glass window at nearby All American Gulf Station was also broken. Police say other incidents may be linked.
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Rock Hill
Rock Hill National Bank
Sonny Dover
Funding Cuts Could Trigger Wide Teacher Layoffs
Funding cutbacks in Columbia may force an indefinite number of teacher layoffs next school year. Many teachers may learn of their status after April contract time, with larger class sizes likely in districts across the state. John C. Cone of the School Boards Association warns most districts will face layoffs, while turnover may offset some openings in others. State Board members reportedly sympathize with modestly higher class sizes to ease the impact. Anne K. Collins of Conway says no position has been set yet, but Cone’s view is considered accurate.
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John C. Cone
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Anne K. Collins
Conway
Cone
Doonesbury Targets Bob Jones University In Cartoons
Doonesbury cartoons by Garry Trudeau lampoon Bob Jones University under the alias Billy Bob Christian Academy. The satire, published in about 700 newspapers, depicts a TV interview with Billy Bob and a Thurmond Kennedy debate on tax exemptions for discriminatory schools.
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Trudeau
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Pickens
S.C
Strom Thurmond
R-S.c
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
Lee Salem
Universal Press Syndicate
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