The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, November 09, 1972, Page Page 4, Image 4

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State Sen. N Coalition fel in Zeigler S4 State Seri. Eugene "Nick" Zeigler thought he could put a coalition of youth, blacks, staunch Democrats and union supporters together to defeat incumbent Sen. Strom Thur mond in Tuesday's election--he was wrong. To lure the youth vote of the state, Zeigler took the posture that marijuana ought to be put in a class separate from other illegal drugs and that the states abortion laws should be liberalized. To lure the blacks, he continually pointed to Thurmond's past seg regationist philosophy, and the fact that a Ku Klux Klan splinter group was endorsing Thurmond. Spending much more time than Thurmond stumping the state dur ing the campaign, Zeigler was expected by most policitcal obser vers to make a much better showing at the poll where he lost a two to one margin. Who's Who on campus Miss Annie Lena Barr, Miss Cynthia Beall, Miss Gerry K. Biel sky, Miss Jo E. Brann, Mr. Ansel Eugene Brown (Jackie), Mr. Willian S. Cannon (Steve), Miss Cathy Carver, Mr. John R. Clarke, Mr. Robert A. Derks (Scot), Miss Carol B. Ellis, Mr. Michael E. Ewald, (Mike), Mrs. Cynthia Smith Forrest (Cindy), Mr. Charles Fellenbaum, Miss Jessie Del Gaskins, Miss Mar garet A. Ginn, Mr. Neal Alan Hart man, Miss Linda D. Harvey, Mr. Willian C. Hubbard, Mr. Kevin F. Joyce, Mr. Robert M. Kunes (Bobby), Mr. John D. Leheup, Mr. Jerry C. Lymas, Mr. Lee Casey Manning, Miss Barbara A. Matthews, Mr. Timothy McConnell (Tim), Mr. Walter G. Newman (Sonny), Mr. Rondon M. Oliver (Barney), Mr. Harry Lee Poe (Hal), Mr. Robert M. Riley, Miss Jane C. Schweickert (Chris), Mr. David L. Spinnazzolo, Miss Susan J. Thomas, Miss Patricia A. Wall (Patty), Miss Betty A. Willians, Mr. Raymond H. Williams, Mr. George Bryant Wright, Mr. John Bradley Wyly (Brad), Mr. Steven E. Zagoria. Give a hoot! Don't pollute. ick Zeigler 1 through :nate bid Zeigler conceded the race at 1( p.m. Tuesday at his Columbia head quarters saying "This is only the beginning of the war for the littlc people until they are represented in the legislature." Tom Howard, Zeigler's news sec retary, said "the electorate don'1 have the intelligence to vote foi him." With the incoming 93rd Congress Thurmond will be in his 19th year representing the people of South Carolina and sits on two powerful senate committees: armed services mnd judiciary. He is described by Richard Barnard, writing for the Ralph Nadar report on Congress, as man who thinks of himself as the riend of the working people, but arely uses his vote in the Senate n their best interest. "a Create your ow pants. Snappy lo A. SJinky layered | 8. Ribbed check e C. Button front v. IF IT'S NB~ December 14, a Thursday December 15, a Friday December 16, a Saturday December 18, a Monday December 19, a Tuesday December 20, a Wednesday December 21, a Thursday >fdi c i b 'oIhrnjhaIoucn lye ain ad ndsldzpee h inwihpcs...S. eck se tervs nbih atcdsg . /IT'S ATBRYSO I n a FINALS 9 a.m. MWF 9:05 TTH 9:30 MWF 12:20 MWF 8:00 TTH 3:30 TTH 12:30 MWF 4:40 TTH 8:00 - ; C KS, SH RINKS. extensive collection of super s pht fall colors. 4.1n.......M............. S.M .1........ ... OW N RICH LAND M ALL DUC n 2 p.m. MWF 10:10 TTH 11:00 TTH 6:30 MWF 1:25 MWF 2:30 MWF 11:15 TTH 2:00 TTH 5:00 MWF 3:35 GO, GO GAMEOCKS 0 \OI ini rinks and ......9.00 .......8.00 ......10.00 )UARE