Limbo Girl on Verge of Guinness Record Fame
Eight year old Denise Culp of Rock Hill earned a place in the Guinness Book of World Records for limbo skating. In Austria she is known as the limbo girl and her 54 inch pass set a new Rock Hill mark. The feat drew BBC coverage and a front page photo in several papers. Her mother accompanied her at Guinness Week of Records with Denise set to appear in the 1984 edition.
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Denise Culp
Austria
Denise
Bbc-Tv
Guinness
Karen
Faak Am See
Culp
Pyramid clubs agree to shut down in South Carolina
Nest Egg Society Today Inc of Florida and Treasure Chest Investments Inc of Tennessee agreed to consent orders with the South Carolina Attorney General to stop pyramid business in the state. They will provide a full member list and are under USPS investigation.
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Walhalla
Tennessee
Florida
South Carolina
A. Lee Chandler
Oconee County
Nest Egg Society Today Inc
Treasure Chest Investments Inc
Nessee
Nest Egg
Treasure Chest
U.S. Postal Service
Murder charges dismissed in Florence 1981 store owner slaying
Florence County notables Leroy Johnson and Winfred J. Peterson, already serving life terms, along with Tyrone James and Eddie Myers Johnson, had charges dropped by a state grand jury. The panel also indicted three new suspects in the September 1 1981 shooting death of Lawrence Billy Leslie at his American Suprette.
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Florence
Florence County
Leroy Johnson
Winfred J. Peterson
Tyrone James
Eddie Myers Johnson
Mark Dillard
Lawrence
Billy” Leslie
Spartanburg Papers Merge to Create Herald Journal
Spartanburg Journal and Spartanburg Herald will merge on October 1 to form The Spartanburg Herald Journal. The five day Journal and The Herald become a seven day morning newspaper, continuing the weekend edition format already in place.
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Spartanburg Papers
Spartanburg
Spartanburg Journal
Spartanburg Herald
The
Herald
Spartanburg Herald-Journal
Herald-Journal
South Carolina ETV Cuts Jobs and Broadcast Hours
The South Carolina Education Television Commission will cut 14 full-time and eight part-time positions and reduce broadcast hours by 36 percent. All ten stations will go off air Saturdays 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. and Sundays 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. with new sign-off times, while service to schools and TEC schools remains.
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Columbia
State Education Television Commission
ETV
State Budget and Control Board
Evangelist Billy Adams rails against rock music in Saluda crusade
Fort Oglethorpe preacher Billy Adams led a Saluda church gathering in a fiery sermon denouncing rock and country music as evil. He burned boxes of albums tapes shirts pornographic books and a guitar outside the First Pentecostal Holiness Church while urging parishioners to reject secular music and protect youth. Adams recalled his own music career before his 1965 conversion and urged parents to shield children from what he calls destructive influences.
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Adams
Dallas
Satan
Saluda
Dot Records
Hollywood
Elvis
Trini Lopez
Jackie DeShannon
Bobby Bare
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