South Carolina Hopes For Film Boom With Camray Startup
Actor Cameron Mitchell announced Camray Productions will be based in the Clemson area with Ray Spinks as president and director. Mitchell and Gov. West cited South Carolina’s climate and beauty as assets and outlined plans for land, offices, and sets. Mitchell noted the pilot for Educational Television and a future slate of major films.
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Columbia
South Carolina
Cameron Mitchell
Clemson
Mitchell
John West
State House
Camray Productions, Inc
Ray Spinks
Valhalla
Richard Irving
Waddell
Camray
Chamber to Hear Columnist at South Carolina Convention
The South Carolina Chamber of Commerce hosts Victor Riesel at a luncheon during its annual Columbia convention. Morning panels included Lt. Gov. Morris, George Kinnamon of the Creative Development Center, Robert Wasson of the State Tax Commission, and USC business faculty O. G. Wood and Robert Collins.
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S.C. Chamber of Commerce
Victor Riesel
Earle E. Morris Jr
Partici
George W. Kinnamon
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Creative Development Center
State Tax Commission
Robert C. Wasson
W.F. Putnam
Robert T. Collins
O. G. Wood
University of South Carolina
College of Business Administration
Major Crimes Down In Carolina Report
The Associated Press notes that Columbia Raleigh and Charlotte reduced major crimes in 1972 while Greensboro and Winston-Salem rose. Charlotte fell 11.8 percent Columbia 16.6 percent Raleigh 5 percent. Greensboro up from 4 980 to 5 563 and Winston-Salem from 5 403 to 5 679. The murder rate in Winston-Salem stayed at 33.
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Associated Press
North Carolina
South Carolina
Columbia
Raleigh
Charlotte
Greensboro
Winston-Salem
Richard Kleindienst
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