Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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lEast By MIEKE THIENPONT Staff Writer INTERNATIONAL BERLIN- The East Germ parliament endorsed legalizat of abortion. This is the first ti the Volkskammer of the Gern Democratic Republic has taker position against the Commur government. The measure Y passed with an absolute majorl 14 votes against and 8 abstentioi There are 140 members in Volkskammer. FRANCE - Bernadette De% has been refused entry ii France. Devlin planned to atten meeting on the Irish resistai movement in Bordeaux. Fret authorities said she had b4 banned as of last May 12, with giving a specific reason. De% announced that she will v Bordeaux in defiance of government's ban. BELFAST, Northern Irelan The Protestant and ruling Unior party in Northern Irelan Parliment rejected every possi initiative proposed by Gr Britain to end violence in Ulst including a move for a uni Ireland. Parachut for jump The USC Sport Parachute trophies in the two meets in N Bob Riley, club presiden accuracy in the first mee1 February. In the next meet at Barnv intermediate accuracy, Va accuracy, and Corinne K( competitor award. Accuracy competition cor feet, opening the parachute at tempt to land on the target center of pea gravel pit ten n Jumpers are divided into t Intermediate ( 101-400 jumps Each jumper competes ag attempts to send about eighi during the year. The club also plans to maki Spring Thing and show sky On April 8 and 9, the first Parachute Meet will be held. A trophy will be awarded the end of the meet. ( Th awarded again at the secor For information concernir 5316, P.O. Box U-2882, USC Banquet 'Opera tio "Operation Greek" will place (luring Saturday and Sun afternoon and will be followedI beer bust at the Shrine Club. Tickets are on sale for $1 ei but will be $1.50 at the door fi show that will feature Marl boros. Monday, the Gr Games will appear on the adjacent to the parking gara Events include a chariot r relay races and a wrestling test. Monday night, all Greeks invited to the Galaxy Club ft Greek Night. Germai AMMAN, Jordan - King Hussel of Jordan has proclaimed th revised Constitution. The cot sitution declares the occupied wet Lan bank of Jordan an autonomot Ion part of his country. A pea( me agreement with Israel has not bee kan made and Israeli authorities calle i a the proclamation nonsense. list Vas NEW DELHI - Prime Ministe ty, Indira Gandhi's left-of -cente IS Congress party won the nationi election in India last week. He lin major triumph was in winning th Ito vote of the State of West Bengal d a Disregarding objections froi some members of her party, sh ich made an electorate alliance wil %en the pro-Soviet Communists of thi out state in their fight against th ,lin militant Marxists. isit MOSCOW, - The Soviet Unioi the made a veiled proposal for peaceful settlement between Indi I - and Pakistan. The Russians als list indicated they were interested in J's collective security system in Asia ble !at NATIONAL er, ted WASHINGTON - Presider Nixon will visit Canada at th e Club set competition Club started 1972 off by winning foL vhith the club participated. t, took third place in intermediat of the year at Raeford, N.C. i vell. Nick Alvanos took first place i n Brown won second place novic mney won the first place femal isists of exiting the aircraft at 2,5( and riding the canopy down in a a six centimeter disc situated in th ieters in radius. hree classes: Novice ( 1-100 jumps ) and Advanced (over 401 jumps ), ainst those in his own class. The clu jumpers to each of the eight meel e a jump into the athletic field durn diving films afterward. Annual USC Sport Parachute Clu at the Barnwell County airport. to the school with the most points a is will be a rotating trophy, to b d annual meet.) ig the meet contact Bob Riley, 77) ,Columbia, S.C. 29208. highlights n Greek' ake 'l ickets are $3 per couple with day University ID. Black and Blue w ya perform and 12 ounce glasses draft beer will sell for a quarte ich, The Greek Week banquet at tI r a Town House Inn highligh The Tuesday. Fraternity and sorori eek Men and Women of the Year w ield be announced. Tuesday afternoon, fraternitii . and sororities will be paired for 'ce service project that will enti con-~ collecting funds for a charital are organization. A nationally recogniz4 r a Whopper Eating contest winds *World roundup iy legali n invitation of Prime Minister Pierre e Elliott Trudeau. Relations be- b I- tween the neighboring countries c It have, been strained because of P S Canadian concern that its economy ! and national security are largely d dependent upon the U.S. Trudeau also complained about the extent to which U.S. corporations dominate many businesses in f r Canada. c r c 11 SAN FRANCISCO- Walt Disney r Productions are suing Air Pirates e Funnies for turning Mickey Mouse I into an unsavory character. The 8 n artists have portrayed Mickey 4 e Mouse as a character who "plays I h around with the opposite sex in a s degrading, lewd and offensive I e manner," said attorneys for Walt - Disney Productions. 3 Chinese 11 discussed t By BARBARA MURRAY I e Staff Writer A brief insight in to China was I given by Dr. Derk Bodde in a 4 lecture in Capstone's Campus i Room. r Discussing the internal elements Dr. Bodde said, the Chinese in- c vented the bureaucratic form of government. China was not < governed by nobles who inherited r the throne, members of the clergy or military figures. e Men were appointed to office on 1 n the basis of a civil service ( examination. Theoretically, Dr. z n Bodde said, any many could take I e the examination, but actually only e the few literate people took it. ( Scholars were given ranking in I 0 the civil service on the basis of I n these exams. These officials, Dr. f Bodde said, were dominant c members of society and ac- r cumulated dossiers which followed r them everywhere. All merits and c demerits were recorded. C b "Chinese officials looked down r s on trade and commercial ac- g tivities," Dr. Bodde said. Mer- f 9 chants were considered parasites f who schemed to get profits. f b Although the merchant was often f wealthy, he was looked down upon t and never formed a cohesive social I If the Clog ill of r. - ts COLORS: ty Denim Blue i Red sYellow a White 'p zes ab The artists said the character elongs to the people and that omic books had the right to arody him for adults. The of .nsive passage shows Mickey iaking a pass at Minnie after eing cured from venereal disease ie contracted'from Daisy Duck. Wait Disney Productions have led a suit against Air Pi'ates harging unfair competition and opyright infringement. CRANSTON, Rhode Island - 7hree high school teachers faced uspension threats after having ndorsed a speech by a young rostitute. The girl spoke about 'victimless crime" such as irostitution, homosexuality and Crmaking. She addressed the 40 members of fe, gover by Dr. I ,roup, according to Dr. Bodde. He said there is a distrust of ndividualism in China. Social ibligations are emphasized and ire carried out with a certain esponsibility. The Chinese word for in lividualism, according to the >rofessor has a bad sound and the onnotation is of the work is "each nan for himself." Freedom, also, is not regarded is wonderful, also because it has a oad connotation. The individual in hina does not act for himself,but cts for the sake of a larger group, )r. Bodde said. The dominant social unit in old shina was the family and was ilagued by a form of nepotism. or example, if one member of a amily got a good job, he was bligated to get good jobs for the est of his family, even distant elatives. Another unusual cir umstance is that of a father ommitting a crime and the son eporting the crime to the overnement. In such a case, both ather and son were punished--the ather for the crime, and the son or the crime of reporting his ather's actions. Nepotism has largely disap eared from Chinese families now; fits -- qallicqask #1 IARCADE MAIN & WASHING Hours: 10-5:30 M-Th. 10-6: 00 ortion a social studies class, "Economics and Politics in the Community" last week in Cranston High School West in Rhode Island. Enraged parents demanded a three-day suspension but after a five-hour public hearing, the Cranston School Committee decided that the error in judgement was not sufficient grounds for suspending the teachers. VERNON, Conn. - The president of the National Organization for Women (NOW) said she and her husband were getting a divorce after 20 years of marriage. Wilma Scott Heide said she and her husband were not renewing their option by mutual consent this year. nment lodde today they resemble western families. Today, according to Dr. Bodde, the emphasis is on social service. There is a subordination of private interests and when something must be done the multitudes do it. The Chinese have a traditional attitude toward nature. They believe in social harmony and harmony between man and nature. The Chinese feel that nature should not be exploited for human ends. The Chinese are currently working on an insect parasite to destroy insects, rather than using chemicals such as DDT. They are not likely to have a pollution problem such as ours, because they cannot afford to waste anything material. Wrap pers and bottles are not thrown away. Birth control in China also has been emphasized. There is a stress on late marriage, with stress on birth control after marriage. In closing, Dr. Bodde, said, "The Chinese have much to learn from us, we have much to learn from the Chinese and the world has much to learn from each other." Wear It. MALI. rON STS. 10-9:00 Fri. Sat.