Holderman will remain USC Columbia president, withdraws OSU bid
James B. Holderman announced he will stay as University of South Carolina president after speculation he would be considered for Ohio State University. He asked officials at OSU to withdraw his name from consideration, citing happiness in South Carolina and belief in USC’s future.
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James B. Holderman
University of South Carolina
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Harold L. Enarson
Ohio State University
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Chamber Music Concerts Delight Charleston Audience
Paula Robison and Scott Nickrenz headlined a Spoleto chamber program at Dock Street Theater with a string quartet and young performers. The program featured Schoenberg influenced pieces, Fred Lerdahl’s commissioned waltzes, and Bach Brandenburg Concerto No. 5, drawing sellout crowds and warm reception.
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Paula Robison
Spoleto
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Dock Street
Nickrenz
United States
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South America
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Arnold Schoernberg
Fred Lerdahl
Columbia University
Taxpayers send over two thousand bad check returns
More than 2,000 South Carolina taxpayers filed income tax returns with hot checks, about 1 percent of total. F. L. Shealy of the state income tax division calls it a nuisance as staff notify offenders and compute penalties. Taxpayers blame collectors or banks, but Shealy says nothing surprises the tax profession.
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Shealy
Methodists Vote On Budget Hike In South Carolina
About 1,900 delegates at the 196th annual meeting of the South Carolina United Methodist Conference vote on a 1982 budget of 9 million dollars, a 12 percent rise driven by a 25 percent pension fund hike for clergy. The 2.7 million pension fund is the largest item, with 750,000 set for a Columbia office center. The conference opened with a memorial service and ends Wednesday. Bishop Roy C. Clark presides in his first annual gathering since election last year.
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Guilty Pleas in Murder Case by Two Gaffney Men
In Gaffney, two 18 year olds Howard Manning and Robert Lee Elmore confessed in court to shooting an 81 year old antique dealer during a December robbery. They admitted the killings to avoid the death penalty as James C Manning and John A Manning face armed robbery and murder trials. The Manning brothers are also tied to the Morgan homicide with expected guilty pleas.
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Howard Manning
Robert Lee Elmore
James C. Manning
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Elmore
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