Holderman Used Public Funds for Scholarships at USC
Former University of South Carolina president James Holderman used public funds to award 16 million in scholarships to 48 students between 1977 and 1990. He relied on hearsay rather than reviewing aid forms or records, with 86 names released later. Recipients included children of officials and university leaders, some with unclear financial need.
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Columbia
University of South Carolina
James Holderman
Holderman
Arthur ‘Holderman K. Smith
Smith
Meredith Smith
Robert W
Pete” Denton
USC
Dennis A. Pruitt Sr
Ronald G. Eaglin
Coastal Carolina College
Conway
Hyperactive wear lines spark Van Halen frontman style shift
Sammy Hagar unveils Red Rocker Hyper-Active Wear a 50 piece collection at a San Antonio convention promising garments he personally wears. He stresses integrity and personal fit as his fashion foray grows beyond stage attire.
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Angeles
Sammy Hagar
van Halen
Agar
San Ow
Shepherd Builds House In Memphis
Memphis resident Cybill Shepherd plans a home near the River Bluff co op after a serviceable lot sale. The house, yet to be designed, is expected to cost around 300000 dollars, with the secretary noting the uncertain schedule of the actress’ presence. Diana meets a mother in Liverpool discussing Hero Turtles and Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles as the new unit opens.
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Memphis, Tenn
Cybill Shepherd
Co-Op
Warren Ashley
Riverbluff Co-op
Iater
Miss Shepherd
Shepherd
Ashley
Liverpool
England
Diana
Britain
Lynne Faulkner
News Anchor Will Retire With Death
Mike Wallace says he will retire only when he dies or his toes turn up. At 72 he is the oldest on 60 Minutes and notes he still has a good time and can do the job. Wallace and Harry Reasoner helped launch CBS News’ 60 Minutes 23 years ago this month.
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New York
Mike Wallace
Wallace
60 Minutes
Harry Reasoner
CBS News
UFW Chief Chavez Arrested in Grape Protest
United Farm Workers President Cesar Chavez and nine others, including two grandchildren, were arrested in Montebello California for defying a court order banning demonstrations outside Vons and Tianguis stores that advertise California grapes. Chavez denounced the order as a violation of constitutional rights.
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Montebello
Calif
United Farm Workers
Cesar Chavez
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Alder Hey Hospital
Debra Winger
U.S
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Vanity Fair
Kerrey
Nebraska
Winger
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Hutton
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UFW
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