Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Look at A Capitalisr The Artificial Organs Division i Inc. is a medical supplies comp kidney machine. The companyi! organization dedicated to keepin Travenol Laboratories, Inc. is murder. Gary Holt, 20, and his sister P are victims of acute nephritis, disease which requires them tc channeling their blood throu Modern science and technology to save their lives. The most civi the history of the world is able t American system of free enterl Travenol Laboratories, Inc. he Holt's and they will die for lac Gary and Paula run as high a company refuses to sell them an' pay the $20,000 debt already inc illness. The Holt predicament makes wonderful, money oriented, Amei of revulsion. Our elders say tha1 the alienation, protest and unresi country. Look at the Holts, look at Amc want change. S/ Lmenca t kills 3f Travenol Laboratories, any that manufactures a 5 also a profit motivated g its stockholders happy. also in the business of aula, 17, of Austin, Texas 3 rare hereditary kidney' spend 15 hours a week ph Travenol's machine. have provided the means lized, advanced society In ) save their lives, but the >rise is killing them. is cut off all credit to the of funds. The costs for s $360 a month and the ( more supplies until they urred as a result of their some of us look at our -ican way.of life with a bit they do not understand among the youth of this rica--then ask us why we CONGRATUL A TIONS PROGRAM FA ccent OPII The Gutenberg ex Admissior Jesus to By HARRY HOPE ROME.33 A.D.-officials report today that the sensational trial of religious fanatic Jesus of Nazareth has ended, with a death sentence decreed for the 33 year old car penter. The Pilate administration is expected to receive much public support for the conviction of the man who was accused of trying to overthrow the government through his rapidly growing peace movement. The Nazarene youth cult leader will be executed "with all due ceremony and expediency," ac cording to administration sources. Pontius Pilate, the governor, said that "this Jesus character is ruining the Jerusalemization of Judea. The idea that this man is the son of some Jewish god is as about as absurd as thinking that a worship center of his would some day be in the mighty city of Rome." One reporter said that I en COMRADE LIEUTENAN 41 IS RIGHT ON 54 on periment i 1f Iree ascend countered a man thought to be a follower of Jesus but the bearded, long-haired burly man denied that he was a follower. Meanwhile, undercover agent Judas is reported missing and friends said that he may be planning to commit suicide. Military search parties report that they can find no followers of the Nazarene. A large crowd turned out a week ago to greet the leader as he entered Jerusalem to participate in the Jewish ceremonies called Passover. In random samplings of opinion, noted church and local leaders expressed satisfaction at the outcome of the verdict. One church man told reporters "now those strange ceremonies on mountains and those rumors of 'miracles' will he squelched." One local author is planning to write a book on the subject of the Nazerene's life and teachings, but officials have said that such scrolls will be banned and declared ob scene. T,OUR VIETNA~M Z 1HEDULE I" Letter Candidate supports . new SGA DlEAR MR. BEEBE: )uring my course of study at Carolina I have learned that one of the basic attributes of a I)emocracy is the orderly tran sition of power. At the end of each election the power and authority passes hands but in my opinion one of the most important attributes is the fact that the opposition doesn't attempt to keep the winners from gaining the authority invested in them by the electorate. The, principles are necessary for gos government but abiding by these principles are not enough to promote efficient, representative and workable student government. As I review the past Spring elections, I find myself being educated to the true mechanics of politics. In my quest for vice president of the student body, I was determined to hold steadfast to my ardent philosophies of life. I saw the election as a challenge not a war. I endeavored to maintain my very friendly and pleasant relationship with my opponents even though during the campaign they would seem to be my enemies. In this fight we as candidates had one primary and ever-present goal: our desire to contribute to student government all the resources we have to make it truly representative of the E (Continued on page 5) TIO