Newsmen and PR Aides Delve Into Press Roles
Columbia coverage analyzes the thin line between reporters and political public relations aides. Veterans from journalism and government explain pressures to balance truth with spin, citing examples from Gov. Edwards and lawmakers.
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Columbia
James Edwards
Robert Liming
Liming
Edwards
ED Rowland
Associated Press Writer
Albert Watson
Washington
Sen. Strom Thurmond
R.S.C
McAlister
Jack Bass
Bryan Dorn
Bass
Dorn
Utility Commissioners Get Free Telephones
South Carolina seven Public Service Commissioners receive free home telephone service, with three having free car phones, per a Greenville News survey. Rudolph Mitchell has only a free home line, while Guy Butler and Mitchell say they pay for personal calls. Commissioner Lewis Moss notes the practice spans years. Southern Bell provides most free phones, including several at Columbia headquarters.
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Associated Pres
South Carolina
Public Service
Greenville News
PSC
Rudolph Mitchell
Saluda
Mit
Chell
Commission
Lewis Moss
York
Mitchell
Commis
Sioner Guy Butler
Greenwood
Bill Harden
Public Voice
Citizens
Southern Bell
Columbia
Bank Debits Rise in South Carolina Stateside
Bank debits in South Carolina increased in December from 1973 in all major centers except one, per the Federal Reserve Bank in Richmond. The Greenville MSA led with a 27 percent rise from $914 million to $1.1 billion, driven by checks drawn on demand deposit accounts.
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Richmond
South Carolina
Federal Reserve Bank
U.S
Greenville Standard
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