USCA Union Presents Marceau Protege Feb 2
The USCA Student Union Arts Series brings Michael Grando, a Marcel Marceau protege and renowned mime, to Aiken Junior High Auditorium for a Friday performance at 8:30 p.m. He teaches at Rhode Island, Roger Williams College and Brown University, and has performed with major groups and at Carnegie Hall.
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Marceau
Usca Student Union
Michael Grando
Marcel Marceau
Aiken Junior High
Grando
Paris
University of Rhode Island
Roger Williams College
Brown University
Grande
Toronto Ballet
Student Union Arts Committee
Infiltration Control Plan Faces Gaps in Vietnam Cease Fire
An Army officer questions the effectiveness of the proposed International Control Commission and joint Vietnamese military commission to monitor North Vietnamese infiltration and cease-fire violations. The plan envisions up to 20 international teams plus 26 inland units and a 1,160-strong force, with a four-party joint group to be dissolved after 60 days. The document offers no explicit enforcement authority.
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International Commission
U.S
Vietnam
South Vietnam
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International Control Commission
Cambodia
Laos
North
International
United States
North Vietnam
South Carolina surveys waste water needs anew
Columbia AP report says Director RJ Webb of the Pollution Control Authority states South Carolina is conducting its own survey of waste water treatment needs after a federal survey was criticized as short changing the state.
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Columbia
RJ. Webb
The
Pollution Control Authority
South Carolina
Webb
South Carolina News Briefs and Health Study Grants
The Aiken Standard notes publishing details and postage. Charleston reports a 435600 grant funds hypertension and low mood drug studies at the Medical University of South Carolina. Columbia notes highway deaths drop to 35 from 59 with January weather help. Preston Nesbet becomes president of the South Carolina Hospital Association with Burt Moore as president elect. Robert Cathcart cites ambulatory care to cut admissions 20 to 40 percent.
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Charleston
Medical University of South Carolina
National Institute of General Medical Studies
Highway Department
Columbia
Preston Nesbet
Greenville
South Carolina Hospital Association
Burt H. Moore
Robert Cathcart
Pennsylvania Hospital
Philadelphia
Blue Cross SC reports 1972 record year for non profit health
Blue Cross Blue Shield of South Carolina announces 1972 as a record year. The nonprofit insurer paid out 91.3 million dollars on 969,146 claims and grew membership by 117,000 to 605,000.
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Columbia
Blue Cross
Blue Shield of
South Carolina
Twiggs Art Exhibit Features Batik Paintings by Dr Leo Twiggs
The USCA Fine Arts series shows paintings by Dr Leo Twiggs, art professor at South Carolina State College Orangeburg, through next Wednesday. His batik works, developed since 1965, have earned national recognition and been displayed at major venues. Reproductions appeared on Crisis and Instructor covers.
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Leo Twiggs
South Carolina State College
Orangeburg
Spring Mills
Citizens and Southern National Bank of
D.C
American Craftsman Council of New York
Johnson Publishing Co
Chicago
Crisis Magazine
Twiggs
South Carolina Arts Commission
Aiken
Last Night In Vietnam A Nightmare In Bien Hoa
Jim Moore recalls his terrifying night in Bien Hoa Vietnam as rockets hit the compound. He describes 2:25 am blasts, flames, and a split second escape from a damaged barracks. The attack wounded nine Air Force men and 12 civilians, with a Marine killed nearby.
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Bien Hoa
South Vietnam
Jim Moore
Vietnam
Macon
Moore
Air Force
Pianist Michael Lee to perform at USCA recital
Michael Ellis Lee, son of Senator and Mrs D Dixon Lee, will perform Monday at noon on the Aiken Regional Campus of the University of South Carolina. The program includes Mozart Fantasy in C major Liszt Sonata in B minor and Debussy Reflects dans Jean. Lee, a Columbia campus piano major, has won awards and received favorable reviews from Adger Brown of the State Newspaper Cultural Affairs. He studied in England last summer with Denise Lassimonne and studies with John Kenneth Adams on the Columbia campus.
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Michael Ellis Lee
D. Dixon Lee
Aiken
University of South Carolina
Debussy
Dans Jean
Lee
Columbia
Adger Brown
Columbia Philharmonic Orchestra
England
Denise Lassimonne
John Kenneth Adams
Air Force conducts 111 earthquake relief missions to Managua
The Air Force completed 111 airlift missions delivering emergency equipment and personnel to Managua Nicaragua following the December 23 earthquake.
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Charleston
Air Force
Managua
Nicaragua
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