Background
Rauch, Paul David was born in Jersey City, New Jersey, United States. Son of Harry and Ruth (Reyman) Rauch.
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Paul David Rauch
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Paul David Rauch, American Television producer. Recipient Emmy award National Academy television Arts and Sciences, 1975, 76, Emmy award nomination for Another World, NBC-television, 1976-1977, NBC Bicentennial Special, Rachel Jackson, 1976, Top 50 Producers citation Millimeter magazine, 1989, others
M C. Served with Army of the United States, 1956-1958.
Career
Classical music correspondent, Yomiuri Shimbun, 1956-1958; correspondent, Voice of America, 1958; Supervisor production television programs, Columbia Broadcasting System-television, 1958-1959; supervisor production television programs, Procter & Gamble Company, 1960-1970; vice president in charge daytime, east coast programming, Columbia Broadcasting System-television, 1970-1972; executive producer Another World, others, NBC-television, 1972-1982; executive television producer, Twentieth Century Fox, 1982-1983; executive producer One Life To Live, ABC-television, 1983-1991; executive producer Santa Barbara, NBC-television, 1991-1993; executive producer 919 Fifth Ave, Columbia Broadcasting System, 1994-1995; producer Lover's Knot, 1995-1996; developer, Columbia-Tristar television, FOX television, United States of America cable television, 1994-1996; executive producer Guiding Light, Columbia Broadcasting System, since 1996.
Achievements
Membership
Served with Army of the United States, 1956-1958.
Connections
Children— Stacie Jennifer, Tyler Meade.
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Recipient Emmy award National Academy television Arts and Sciences, 1975, 76, Emmy award nomination for Another World, NBC-television, 1976-1977, NBC Bicentennial Special, Rachel Jackson, 1976, Top 50 Producers citation Millimeter magazine, 1989, others M C.Recipient Emmy award National Academy television Arts and Sciences, 1975, 76, Emmy award nomination for Another World, NBC-television, 1976-1977, NBC Bicentennial Special, Rachel Jackson, 1976, Top 50 Producers citation Millimeter magazine, 1989, others M C.