The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, January 16, 1981, Page Page 4, Image 4
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Colist
By Lestoy Symn
Staff Writsr
Despite the recession, h
and tight budgeting nati<
Coliseum recorded its i
fiscal year in the profit coll
Coliseum Director Robert 1
In his annual report I
Advisory 1 TT upa>i
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the Cuuseum. Horning sai<
takinc advantage of the noi
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and blues and contemporar
Columbia.
Despite high operati
Coliseum stayed within iU
last year. Horning attribut
union shop and general fc
Coliseum energy costs.
However, the $225,744.60
$2,000 less than the profits ii
HORNINC SAID all pub!
finance the Coliseum were |
ive y?'ai*s ahead of
Coliseun 's state taxes w<
year, an increase of 10 perc
~ ? ~ J1 4! it
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sum has recorded its fifti
tudent buys a ticket to ti
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ght year
mm mak
r>onda
groups i
igh interest rates increasi;
snwide, Carolina ACCOl
ifth consecutive ^ alre
imn, according to producill
doming. -Service
to the Coliseum increasir
said receipts are
voir hooketiai a?
rui Cll<
a u?e coliseum is been inst
pularity of rythm substanti
7 music shows in Replacer
mercury
ng costs, the turning c
> $754,000 budget account f
ed this to a non- "FOR
lelt-tightening of ^ best
. levels, ai
profit was about nrpnfl ? i
i fiscal 1978-79. "This
lie bonds used to recently
paid off last year the desir
schedule. The existing
ere $103,966 this halide,"
ent. recover
lat fewer concert months
use of runaway sumptioi
expenses, but The nc
enue producing January
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nformatior
Dn opporti
raternity icx
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h straight year in the profit
he upcoming Styx concert.
oc nmf5+
MIV/I1L
for our facilities and services are
ng," Horning said.
RDING TO Horning, the Coliseum
ady turned down several revenueig
events because of a full calendar.
( to the community represents an
ig part of our activity," he said.
ergy management program has
ituted at the Coliseum, resulting in
al savings in its energy costs,
nent of incandescent lighting with
halide or fluorescent lights and
>ff heat during unoccupied hours
or major savings, he said.
SOME time we have been studying
approach to improving lighting
s well as lighting efficiency in the
iorning said.
nas ueen a stow process, DUt me
concluded lighting study indicates
ability of replacing portions of our
quartz lighting with mercury
Horning said. He said he expects to
the $6,000 equipment cost in 18
through more efficient con;w
lights will be installed in early
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