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Foster to serve as
From staff reports
Samuel Foster II of Lake Wylie has been elected to serve
a two-year term on the Executive Committee of the Board of
Trustees.
Foster fills a vacancy left by Herb Adams of Laurens, who
resigned his committee seat to serve as chairman of the boards
Fiscal Policy Committee.
Foster is the first African-American to serve on the Executive
Committee. In 1984, he was the first black elected by
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Foster is general manager of Southeast operations for Automation
Research Systems Ltd., an information technology
firm headquartered in Alexandria, Va. Foster works in the
Charlotte, N.C., office.
Foster was reared in Rock Hill and graduated from NorthKing
heirs plan Grac
ATLANTA (AP) ? With plans for an interactive museum
and journeys to Graceland for marketing tips, the heirs of
Martin Luther King are clinging to his memory.
Marketing experts and those who have had contact with
the King family said the moves are driven by a desire to control
how King's message is disseminated as well as by profit.
And they caution that marketing the image of one so
revered carries many pitfalls and requires a great deal of delicacy.
There are so many millions of people that respected Martin
Luther King that would want some memento of what he
stood for," said Kenneth Bernhardt, marketing department
chairman at Georgia State University.
While the nation observes his birthday Monday, the Kings
are moving on several fronts.
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quests to Atlanta-based Intellectual Properties Management.
Dexter King, King's youngest son and head of the King
Center in Atlanta, has met twice with the caretakers of Elvis
Presley's image. And the family has been in a well-publicized
battle with the National Park Service over rival plans for a
tourist attraction in Atlanta, King's hometown. T h e W a 11
Street Journal reported last week that Dexter King has discussed
a possible motion picture, video projects and merchandising
of other products with Turner Broadcasting System
Inc. and Time Warner Inc. The companies would not confirm
the talks.
"There's a distinct difference in the role Martin Luther
King played in society and Elvis the entertainer," Soden said.
"But the basic mechanisms of protecting, guarding and nurturing
the value of the name, image and likeness are the
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