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After her son's car accident,
Louise Price encountered difficulties
searching for special services
for him until she called the
South Carolina Handicapped
Services Information System at
USC
"I would have have saved a lot
of headaches if I had called
sooner. She gave me information
about rehabilitation and school
programs that I didn't know
about," Price said.
SCHSIS has received a con
iriouuon 01 irom inc
South Carolina Financial ,Services
Association.
SCHS1S is a computer-basted
service that provides callers with
information about services
available for the handicapped.
runaea oy me uince 01 tne
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went out
The Wads Hampton, Columbia's i
dormitory, blow a little more than
heap after the synchronized detoni
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The free show showered about 1!
respects at the hotel's funeral and d
Sixty-four cables on the second ar
ticn per cable helped keep the buil
Bernard Caim, former food and be
the many people sed to see the hote
Osmonds, Bob Hope and Billy Grah
"I was a employee at the hotel for
Bob Hope took the towels and left i
that's when we renovated tho hote
The building, which had been use4
imploded efter the university sold it
complex on the site.
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Governor, USC and the
Developmental Disabilities
Council, SCHSIS is accessible via
the statewide toll-free telephone
number 1-800-922-1107. The
local Columbia number is
777-5732.
Information is available on ser
vices ranging from infant
stimulation and preshool programs
to accessible beaches and
adapted apartments.
"These contributions are a
codsend." said SCHSIS Program
Manager Denise Wiles. "Our
budget is tight, and these funds
enable us to provide services that
we could not normally provide."
Located on the fifth floor of
the Computer Services Division
at the corner of Blossom and
\Sumter streets, SCHSIS began
bperation in March 1982 as the
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oldest standing hotel and a former USC
its top when it crumbled into a 30-foot
ition of 308 pounds of dynamite on July
>,000 people who showed up to pay their
lemolition just before 8 a.m. that Sunday,
id sixth floors with 33,000 pounds of tending
from exploding.
iverage director for the hotel, wet one of
I go. He said he served Richerd Nixon, th?
am at the hotel.
25 years," Caim said. "I remember when
us e note. We had a disasterous firs, and
I. I could write a book on this building."
I as a USC dormitory for three yeers, wai
to AT&T, which plans to build a 27-story
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Wiles cited a recent call from a
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cerebral palsy who was seeking
transportation to a grocery store.
A SCHS1S counselor located for
her a three-wheel bicycle with a
basket. >
"The young woman was
nothing short of ecstatic when the
bike was delivered to her house a
few days later," Wiles said.
"SCHSIS would not be able to
handle special cases like this
without the concern and participation
of members of the
private sector, especially the
business community."
The bicycle was obtained
through the specialized equipment
exchange SCHSIS is
developing across the state.
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available for the handicapped.
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write for more
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on managemenl
Management development progra
Center during September include tv
"Supervisory Skills for Experien
less than a year's experience, is Sep
The fee is $595 for each progran
icgiaiiaula liuiu inv saiuv ui^aiiiLai
"Writing with Confidence," Sepi
written communication skills for b
fee is $345.
"Women in Management," Se
women aspiring 10 managerial succ
"Fundamentals of Governmental
for government employees, is Sept.
For more inforation, call the cen
USC gets energy a'
USC has received the 1985 i
Innovation.
USC won for heating and air-con
saved the university more than $500
Bass, director of project developnru
Bass said the university saved 65
$769,778 to convert old gas-burning
USC has won the award twice in lY
Engineering gets gr
USC's College of Engineering ha
alumnus to help qualified students (
tion increases.
r-wi i . ...i. 1j i:i.. .
winci giauuaica WIIU wuuiu IIKC I
program are asked to contact the <
Building on Greene Street.
For more details, contact Assoc
the College of Engineering.
IBM to sponsor se
International Business Machines
ment seminar in Columbia on Sept
The seminar, designed to evaluat
includes study of computer vocabul
related management decisions.
The class assumes no prior knowl
call Lana Gourdine at IBM, 748-3:
SCE&G has USC b
I ISP ctnrfontc u/hn rtlan tn liu? nf
ty hookups at a South Carolina E
House through Sept. 6.
The booth, to be staffed by SC
will be open from 9 a.m. to 5 p.it
SCE&G's standard deposit fee I
refunded with interest after two y<
if the customer changes his addres
the deposit by check payable to S<
For more information, contact
INCi CTflf
positions are now avaik
COUNTY HOSPITAL f<
enhancing their clinical
spital experience^
erested in becoming a p
I-florvi nlaico
taiiii \-ciiv. itaiii,
Montgomery
yment Manager
ton County Hospital
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; skills
ims at USC's Daniel Management
vo for supervisors. )
ced Supervisors," for those with
1. 24-26. I
i and $545 each for two or more !
tion.
t. 18-19, is a workshop to develop j
oth management and others. The
pt. 25-26, is for career-minded
ess. The fee is $375.
I A a! II _ 4A I
[ accounting, a wnour tuursc
18-Nov. 20. The fee is $375.
iter at 777-2231. ^
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ward
Governor's Award for Energy
ditioning equipment changes that
,000 last year, according to James
;nt.
.6 percent on energy by spending
; equipment to electric equipment.
iree years. ! ^ 1
dill
.s received a $5,000 grant from an
:aught unawares by recent fall tuio
help the Keep-a-Student-at-USC
engineering ofHce in the Sumwalt
iate Dean Kenneth Humphries at
V
minar
will sponsor a half-day manage.
10.
c the computer as a business tool,
ary and capabilities and computeredge
of data processing. To enroll,
117.
100th >
f campus can pay deposits for utiliJectric
& Gas booth in the Russell
E&G Customer Service personnel,
i.
For scrvicc is $100. This deposit is
;ars or applied toward the final bill
s beforehand. Students should pay
CE&G.
Chris Horn, 733-4187.
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or those students
skills through a
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