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From Staff Reports
Heisman Trophy winner
George Rogers was named
Ambassador of the Year by
the Greater Columbia
Chamber of Commerce
yesterday at a breakfast at
the Carolina Inn.
Columbia Mayor Kirkman
Finlay said Rogers has
brought national recognition
and prominence to the area.
The mayor presented the
USC senior tailback a plaque
commemorating the award.
ROGERS was also
Commitl
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Tne draft adopted by the
eluded a plan devised by Ha
chairman of the Senate E<
mittee, to desegregate the go
of state colleges and universil
CHAPMAN'S plan calls foi
boards of each institution of
excluding ex officio member
Assembly would elect two i
each state congressional di;
governor would appoint thre
large with Senate approval.
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school at the University
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Rogers
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In a world of uncertairn
let us look to...
THES
dates: March 9th and 10
time: 8:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.i
place: Rutledge Chapel
(on the horseshoe)
speaker: Willie Flores
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led you to them, and will contl
lay be theirs and that 1 myself rr
ay - The Hope
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[rew up in New York City and N
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r lives - Please come and join us.
EVERYONI
"George Rogers Boulevard"
road sign that will be erected
on the section of Stadium
Road that was recently
renamed for him. Butch
Jones, the chamber's Sports
Committee chairman, gave
Rogers a 38 mph speed limit
sign, but said the chamber
ran into legal problems when
it tried to get the speed limit
on the road changed to
Rogers' jersey number.
Chamber of commerce
President Frank Murphey
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spoKe oneny 01 KOgers'
:ee adopt:
committee in- Trustees v
irry Chapman, the first yeai
iucation Com- one memb<
verning boards district wou
ies. Assembly ai
* the governing pointed by th
15 members? Two years
s. The General member w
members from congressioni
strict, and the appointed b;
;e members at this would i
large turnov
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accomplishments, and a film
highlighting Rogers' USC
football career was shown.
After the film, USC Athletic
Director and Head Football
i- t!? ^?
v^uacn Jim i^arien saia ne
had to close his eyes
during the film because "it
makes me cry to know that
we're going to lose him."
Near the end of the
program, Master of
Ceremonies Don Barton
announced that the Downtown
Action Council plans to
have a mural of Rogers
painted on the university's
s plan
/ould serve four-year terms. In
r of implementation of the plan,
?r from each congressional
Id be elected by the General
id two members would be aple
governor.
after the first election, another
ould be elected from each
i\ district and one would be
y the governor. Chapman said
stagger the terms to prevent
ers in one year.
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COUNCIL spokesman
Judy Stringer said Ralph
Waldrop, who painted the
mural on Yesterday's
Restaurant in Five Points,
will be directing USC art
students in painting itiv
Rogers mural. Stringei ;atd
the mural will be the first uf
three city murals the council
plans to have painted.
"We hope to raise money
iur uiu murais mrougn
student contributions and
from the private sector,"
Stringer said. She estimated
the cost of the Rogers mura!
at$5,000.
i Stringer said the Rogers
mural should be finished by
April 15 and will be unveiled
May 2. The second mural,
which will be of a train, will
be painted on a building at
the corner of Blossom and
Huger streets. The third
( mural will be of a dancer and
will be painted on the
Harden Street wall behind
me j>iaie Hospital.
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