Nuclear Energy and Rape Stories Win Public Service Award
The Greenville News and the Rock Hill Evening Herald shared the Public Service award at the News Council banquet for in depth reporting on nuclear energy issues and a rape trial transcript. Tom Mason Chris Weston led the News coverage on Duke Power Co Oconee and Barbara Northey on the Herald series. The Herald had previously earned an AP Managing Editors citation.
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Columbia
Greenville News
Rock Hill Evening Herald
News Council
Tom Mason
Chris Weston
Duke Power Co
Mrs Bull Is Elected To Post
Donald McKeown editor of the Chester News and Reporter was elected president of the South Carolina Press Association at the annual meeting in Columbia He replaces Hubert D Osteen Jr of the Sumter Daily Item Rudy Rivers managing editor of The Spartanburg Herald and The Spartanburg Journal was elected first vice president Emily Bull editor of The Edgefield County News was chosen president of the women s division She follows Mabel Moss Bill Gibbons editor of The Gaffney Ledger moved to second vice president Rhea Eskew general manager of The Greenville News and The Greenville Piedmont was elected treasurer
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Columbia
Donald McKeown
Chester News
South Carolina Press Association
P’s
McKeown
Association
Hubert D. Osteen Jr
Sumter Daily Item
Rudy Rivers
Spartanburg Herald
Spartanburg Journal
Emily Bull
Edgefield County News
Mabel Moss
The
Journal
Bill Gibbons
Gaffney Ledger
Rhea Eskew
Greenville News
Greenville Piedmont
Identifying Gifted Children Requires Observation and Guidance
The Office of Gifted and Talented notes 3 to 5 percent of school age children may be gifted. Indicators include advanced vocabulary early, keen curiosity, strong retention, long concentration, abstract thinking and diverse interests. Consult teachers or school personnel for evaluation and contact the U S Office of Education for more information.
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Office of Gifted and Talented
U.S
Office of Education
American Education
Dorothy A. Sisk
Sisk
U.S. Office of Education
Donohoe
6Th St. S.W
Washington
Granite industry bets on genealogy boom in Elberton
In Elberton Georgia the granite industry hopes the Roots inspired surge in genealogy will boost demand for grave markers. William Kelly of the Elberton Granite Association notes cemetery markers help preserve heritage and family trees despite trends toward memorial parks and industry pressures.
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Elberton, Ga
William Kelly
Elberton Granite Association
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Jackson High School
Bowman High
Associated Press New Council
Aiken Standard
Scott Hunter
DODGE
Seminole St. Aiken
Phillips
Zelak Sels
Jarman
LEVIS
Rand
Prise
Wall
Aiken
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Thur
Molly Pond
Augusta
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