The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, June 29, 1972, Page Page 9, Image 9
Draftee may
after getting in
The Selective Service System today effectea a
major policy change which will permit men
scheduled for induction after July 1 to enlist or be
appointed in the National Guard or Reserves after
receipt of their induction orders. The Regulation
change also will permit men who receive induction
orders to join Regular branches of the Armed lorces
for a minimum of two years active duty, if such
programs are offered. The new policy does not affect
men with .June reporting dates.
The result of discussions between the Department
of Defense and the Selective Service System, the new
policy is expected to stimulate recruiting for the
National Guard and the Reserve forces. The Guard
and Reserve forces are estimated to be 40,00() men
below their authorized strength, and both Secretary
of Defense Melvin L,aird and Deputy Secretary of
Defense Kenneth Rush have recently expressed
concern over this situation.
The only option open to men who had received
induction orders in past months was to join one of the
Entertainment
The USC Student Government operating this s
Health and Abortion Hotline is Thursday evening
at 777-4256.
THURSDA
THE Fi, "Ameri.
Russell Hous,
with informati,
THURSDA
Piano Workshop,
OF Music.
Jazz Ensembl
rehearsal, U
Hall, 511 Soul
EA RLYHa,51So
SATURDA
Mass, Thomas Mc
LE A R NN SUNDAY
Film, "Road to
House Theatre
Mass, Thomas 1
and 11 a.m.
MONDAY
Film, "Wilson,"
Applications for admission are
now being accepted by the
College of E~arly L.earning. On
Montessori methods, The
College of Early L.earning will
begin a unique type of
educational process. Placing
prim=ary emphasis on the
educational period wherein the
individual may increase his
intellect, rather than merely his
store of knowledge, the College
of Early L,earning will adnmit
students between the ages of We
two and six years. The learning
environment will be enhanced a ssistance
by a student-teacher ratio of 6-I.
If you would like your child to nral
have the opportunity of the best
educational environment
ava ilable at the most important
phase of acadenmic
achievement, contact the
(ollege of Early l,earning for a
mutual interview. Telephone
K:;-776-566:I or write: The
College of Early I.carning, P'. 0.
liox 1972, (olumb ia , South
(a enlina 29202.
enlist in army
duction notice
Regular branches of the service for at least three
years active duty. No Guard or Reserve enlistments
or appointments were authorized after the mailing of
induction orders.
The new policy requires that men complete
enlistment or appointment processing in the Guard,
Reserves, or Regular forces at least 10 days prior to
their scheduled induction dates. All registrants are
given 30 days' notice of induction, so men who receive
induction orders after July 1 will haye 20 days to
effect enlistments or appointments. In order to allow
men scheduled for induction in early July to take
advantage of the new policy, Acting Director Byron
V. Pepitone has authorized local boards to postpone
for 15 days the induction of men scheduled to report
between .luly 1-15 if they are actively being processed
for enlistment or appointment and if they request
such action.
Men who receive induction orders and desire to
enter in the Guard or Reserve must locate unit
vacancies on their own.
and activities
ummer Monday- TUESDAY, JULY 4
;s from 7:30-10:30 lloliday, classes do not meet.
University Union Old Fashioned
Y, JUNE 29 Fourth of July Festival, Bell
Camp, with fireworks display
ca, America," and - film "The Guns of
Theatre, check Navarone," 1-10 p.m.
rn desk for times. WEDNESDAY, JULY 5
Y, JUNE 29 Film, "Who's Afraid of Virginia
Department of Woolf?", Russell House
Theatre, 6 and 8:30 p.m., ad
e Lab Band mission: $.75.
niversity Band Summer Counseling Workshop,
h Main St., 7-9 USC Counseling Bureau, to
continue through July 15.
Y, JULY 1 USC Music Department graduate
re Chapel, 5 p.m. recital, with William Acker
JULY 2 man, oboist, Fraser Hall, 5 p.m.
Rio," Russell Wesley Foundation, supper
,6 and 8:30 p.m. followed by contemporary
lore Chapel, 10 worship, 6 p.m.
Worship program and fellowship
JULY 3 dinner, Baptist Student Union, 6
Russell House p.m.
C1
111111111111111111111111il 3rd Floor
can provide you with a furnished, carpet
,conference room, and receptionists for
ay for a secretary.
Call 252-0354
-1801 Main - 6 Blocks North of thE
No sahve
Ciassifi
VAt To EAIRN $8 for 4 hrs. of work. Sat.
Tornings. .June 24 - Aug. 19? General house
ani yardl work. Call Dr. D. Hall. 77-5236. 11
a m. 12 nomn.
)EPENDABLE person for permanent part
ime childcarm. Mon.. Wed.. Fri.. 7:30 a.m. -
I p.m. Midlands Tech area. 782-0617.
M1ALE OR FEMALE telephone sales
taperatirs to sell Triple A (AAA) mem
xrships over the phone at night. Call John
Norris at 256-4838 between 6 p.m. and 9:30
p.m. ONLY!
VILLA RESTAURANT. 927 Harden. We
need full and parttime cooks or waitresses.
('all 252-8627 or apply in person after 5 p.m.
SA1LE! Used SIMCA parts and tires. Call 779
iAMPTON BOOKS (founded N. Y.. 1946).
)ld and [tare history. cinema-TV.
aer.space. S. Carolina. and general. Prints.
)arsters. maps. ftt. 1. Box 76. Newberry. S. C.
.111t. PH. 276-6870 ( U.S. Hwy. 176. 2 mi. N. of
rYPING: ALL TYPES. electric typewriter.
vasonahle rates. convenient location.
C
I
>IumbiaS
ecutive
Iff ices
- Jefferson Square
For the
lege Graduate
into Business.
d office, secretarial
ess than you would'
Capitol
please
ed ads,
YPN .theses disserations and various
apers. Experienced. Mrs. Stokes. 782-0347.
NA NT1EI: Graduate student to share luxury
ipmrt ment with same. Campus location. ('all
lick . 254-O226.
.AsT: Brown wallet. Friday night between
therplace and the Honeycombs. Reward
oitIreel ('ontacI .ance L,ewis. 777-3792. or
- s%. ('-26-51. t'S('. 292086. No quest ions asked
Faculty
advance
404
in rank
Thirty-eight faculty members
ave received promotwons ac
ording to a release from In
)rmation Services here at the
Jniversity.
Main Campus promotion, by
chool and new faculty rank, in
l ude :
AR TS AND SCIENCE
'rofessor: Frances Dannerbeck,
Jorimitsu Watabe and Howard
Woody:
ssociate Professor: Richard.
roxton. James Hardin, Joseph
lohnson, Edwin R. Jones, James
(uhlman, Jerbert Matser, James
Jnyersi.DaiPhlisDvd
embert.ne ThoacEumt andn
,uthe ANDStevenson
asit rofessor: Erner-k
ssociate Professor: Ricard
auesnd, dwin oshrame,
iulan . Jers,bervatet T.James
ndJhnyE. Lgan. hilp, ai
eofessrt. Thoms E. Smithn
I'uhera H. Seenso nd rhu
Neiss.tPoesr:Ei Ar
Issociate Professor: Keithn
daereley,tN. usa r obaert
.iMlaneyFl, Jrr . Hancen
nd -lh Larr Winf.
Professor: JEs Schwat
Associate Professor: Kehn Begg
Ne uaney Murray and VnentW
rn arryWs.ff
GENIER LSI S
Arfssor:tantG Prfschrtz.hN
associate Professor: JHnr Tg.
ssttProfess er JoDrhnr.
Associate Professor: William S.
McAninch and Eldon D. Wedlock.
PHIARM ACY
assncInte Ikrosessar- Larry Mine.