Desperate Characters Jail-A-Thon Nets Aiken Officials
Aiken residents and prominent figures were “arrested” at USCA on the first day of the American Cancer Society Jail-A-Thon. Sheriff Ralph Gunnells and Mayor H Odell Weeks led the bail drive, with totals rising to about $900 for Gunnells and $150 plus donations for Dr Robert Alexander’s son. Organizers target $15,000. more than $7,000 had been raised by 5 p.m. yesterday as attendees joked about mock trials and fundraising.
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USCA
American Cancer Society
Ralph Gunnells
H. Odell Weeks
Robert Alexander
S.C
Irene Rudnick
Aiken Standard
Scott Hunter
Mary Ellen Gunter
Society
Jim Verenes
Roy Bean
Torquemada
Carl Langley
Augusta Chronicle
Verenes
Langley
Gunnells
Earl Glover
Aiken County
Usc-A
Aiken Department of Public Safety
Howard
Doc
Lawton
Public Safety
Carroll Busbee
Phil Jones
NPR survives near-bankruptcy with $7 million CPR loan
One year after a near collapse NPR stabilizes finances under president Douglas Bennet. The network cut costs, reduced staff, and expanded member stations while repaying most borrowed funds and facing renewed congressional scrutiny. The July 1983 loan from CPB, plus a line of credit, kept NPR on the air as it works to grow audience and funding.
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National Public Radio
CBS
NPR
Public Radio
Corporation For Public Broadcasting
General Accounting Office
CPR
Douglas J. Bennet
Bennet
Ronald C. Bernstein
University of Wisconsin
Bernstein
Frank Mankiewicz
Robert F. Kennedy
George McGovern
Bornstein
CPB
Congress
House
Fast market shifts rival opportunistic ad pace
Competing on a fast track, advertisers must seize the moment as market changes bring dazzling opportunities or challenges. Newspapers offer a short lecid window to act quickly before rivals move first.
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