CBS Ben Hur dominates CBS on Sunday night
CBS aired the 11 year old epic Ben Hur for four hours reducing impact on a black and white set. NBC wrapped Desert Classic golf as Arnold Palmer edged Ray Floyd in a sudden death. NBC also aired Lincolns assassination reenactment at Ford's Theatre with a brisk, investigative tone.
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South Carolinians To Receive Freedoms Foundation Awards
South Carolina residents and organizations will receive Freedoms Foundation awards at Valley Forge. Dorothy T. Todd of Spring Valley High School earns the Teachers Medal for promoting the American way of life. Other SC honorees include service members from Charleston, Ft. Jackson, Myrtle Beach, and Florence areas, plus civic groups and colleges for various program medals and certificates.
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Hilton Head Developer Tops Conservationist of the Year
Orion Hack, Hilton Head developer, named South Carolina Conservationist of the Year by the South Carolina Wildlife Federation. Gov. John West awarded Hack at the sixth Governor's Achievement Program event for leading the fight against a BASF petrochemical plant in Beaufort County, citing environmental protection over economic gain. Other federation awards honored individuals and groups in air, forestry, education, soil, water, wildlife, and youth conservation efforts across the state.
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South Carolina Attorney Named Wallace National Affairs Director
Tom Turnipseed, a 34 year old Columbia attorney active in Wallace's 1968 presidential bid, is named director of national affairs for Gov. George Wallace. He calls Wallace's movement America’s most significant in over a century and notes growing voter support nationwide.
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Deaf Students Eligible For Scholarships
The Alexander Graham Bell Association for the Deaf offers five competitive cash scholarships for the 1971 72 academic year. Deaf high school seniors and college freshmen may request application forms from Scholarship Committee AG Bell Association for the Deaf 1537 35th Street NW Washington DC. Deadline for applications is April 15. The association was established in 1890 by Alexander Graham Bell.
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