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?orfafco^ori Page g ? September 7, 1984 Dateline THE GAMECOCK v"' '' .i' - : v?, Louisiana's poet la receives little reco Atteciafd Prw NEW ORLEANS ? In these unco laureate gets short shrift. In 1616, Ben Johnson, generally regan ez~i~i r i:_t- i- -1a - ??I*?rv iiviai cugiiMi lauicaic, gui a pension am wine from King James I. Louisiana's poet laureate gets no pay j own drinks. ALL HE gets is a certain satisfaction a Roster of Louisiana Officials. You find it at the top of page 360, sai Plumbing Board, State, and the Pointe < ciana Bridge, Ferry and Tunnel AutHorit; Laureate, State. Henry Voltz. When he isn't whipping up a sonnet,' old elementary school teacher, survivoi surgery and a diabetic condition. Official duties are hot demanding. JH upon to celebrate an important public e with a burst of handsomely joined word "I WILL judge poetry contests whei Voltz. Who estimated he has written 401 August of 1977, when he was "crowne< Gov. Edwards. Not all states are sufficiently up to da poet laureate. Voltz said he is one of ab fourth one for Louisiana. He came upon his position through I New Orleans physician, Dr. George Coo "Cooper was one of these decisive, s< type people, who knew what he was d wanted me to have it," $aid Voltz. "An it." VOLTZ WAS born of German-French town of Washington, where 1,266 souls I Courtableau, five miles north of Opeloui Washington's only other claim to fam former resident, William Woodruff, obta tent on that bane of the citv driver, the r _ ? J ? w r Voltz is entering his 22nd year at i Elementary, where he teaches English, studies, science and mathematics. He first began writing poetry in grade I The GAMECOCK is the .student I X;?lgi I _a ii.. f r_: I newspaper ui cue uiiitcibiit ui ouuiii Carolina and is published three times a week on Mondays. 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The GAMECOCK is a licensed atu dent organization oi tne university 01 South Carolina and receives funding from student activity fees. ^'Xv/Xv: 0Tolumbia 2Vthletic ^ATlub 1782-0508 c?r_: P ft ??? * 0 ? wk a a J FREE VIS p ? >uth .davs a noet feiiiSmyElim^^Bg^l^^^ led as the first ofd an allowance of ^1111 ind has to buy his i ! 'g? nd his name in the ndwiched between Toupee-West Feliy. There it is: Poet . Voltz is a .63-yearp of. triple 'bypass le rarely is called vent in Louisiana S. vs ': S. ^,<V .% .. - ' i asked to,*' said mHHIBBBHmBBIIHI fwjSei-* Commendation ^ W . Lt. Col. Patrick Canary (left tC !?^<VCu .avf.a cluster from Col. Michael Mc out 25. He is the ? pr?'- $2.4 millii Drt of dictatorial oing. He said he Atiosilted Pren id, by God, I got NORTH CHARLESTOI $2.4 million television mo' i parentage in the viewNlirror-slarrmgl-ee F live beside Bayou ^ filmed ,n tl!e South Car' 5as country over the next six w >e is that another off'cia!s announced Tuesda lined the first pa- Production wi I begin Se >arking meter. somf local res,de.n?! Sherwood Forest Sa'd readinc social Mlke Dan,eI- In addition, a reading, social mined number of ,ocal resid) school ' hired as crew members. Ab< the production's budget wi in South Carolina, he addei Question: what book has ?all the answers to get you through school this year? answer. The university I Telephone Directory 2 Forest Drive ^3 lA. S. C. 29206 ^ 30 MON. - FRI. UROAY & SUNDAY ff? A AM 7 nM 11 7 nn - & rifi v-.'vv * ' ' 'y*f 1 ), outgoing professor of military science at USC, receive: Adams (right) as his wife Anne looks on. in TV movie to be 1_ The film, which concerns a nu N ? The who is abducted by a pair of escai vie "Rear- convicts, is expected to air on NBC Lemick will the end of the year, according to P alina Low- Freeman, the producer of the Si eeks, state Classics Pictures production, y. Scenes will be shot in Chariest pt. 10 and North Charleston, Berkeley Cour > will be Johns Island, Sullivans Island i Lt. Gov. Mount Pleasant, he said. ,n undeter- Daniel said the film is import ents will be because Sunn Classics is a leading f out half of producer and it's important that 11 be spent state and its citizens offer the firr d. warm welcome. I Attention: All Organizations Receiving Studenl Government Func p ntinis | WORI All Presidents and Treasi S workshop before spenc vtv i I / - I funds allocated for the Workshops will be hel< IMon. Sept. 10 4 Tues. Sept. I I 4 Wed. Sept. 12 4 Thurs. Sept. I 3 SB 91, WBHMHMIHMMHaMMHaBHMMM Photo by Jennifer Wooten i a meritorious service medal and a first oak-leaf A #% Tiimea in 5.t. irse The production could also mean ?ed more business for the state's growing by film industry down the road, he added, aul "Many of those associated with inn 'Rearview Mirror' will be a part of the production of 'North-South,' a $30 on, million mini-series for ABC television ity, to be filmed in January of 1985,** he md said. ant "Rppsikp Smith Parnliniant ??? ? - *""- viiiuwuj aiv ilm competitors and want to bring this ex-, the citing and positive industry to our n a state, we want that project filmed in South Carolina as well/' Daniel said. I t ling: flTORY (SHOP urers must attend a budget ling Student Activity Fee 1984-85 school year. J1:00-5:00 RH 305 1:00-5:00 RH 305 1:00-5:00 RH 305 A r- ^ ? *:uuo:uu KM 3U5 |