The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, September 13, 1973, Page Page 5, Image 6
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BY MARSHALL SWANSON
Gamecock Staff Writer
Part of the Campus Shop's
profits were used this
summer to help finance the
university's quest f.-r a
g second medical school
despite mutterings by critics
that the practice might have
been illegal.
As far as university of
ficials are concerned,
however, the practice is not
only legal, but just and
proper.
On August 11, President
Jones announced that a
$io,ooo bill to the university
from Cook-Reuf Associates, a
Columbia public relations
firm, would be paid by funds
generated from the operation
of the Campus Shop. Cook
Reuf had been con
tracted by the university in
April to serve as a lobby to
supply information to the
legislature about the medical
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Later, a decision by State
Attorney General Daniel
McLeod indicated that the
university could not lend
money generated from the
bookstore or concession
stands to the Carolina
Research and Development
Foundation (CRDF) .(CRDF
is a non-profit agency that
buys land surrounding the
university. The land, which
is intended for university
expansion, is sold back to l
USC when the school needs I
more room. I
Skeptics theorized if the 4
universisty could not use
bookstore funds for loan to I
the CRDF, then neither could I
it legally use that money to I
pay a public relations firm to
lobby on behalf of the I
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medical school.
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Board Chairman T. Eston bookstore fun
Marchant and University discretionary fund
Provost Dr. William H. Jones to use as hi
Patterson saw things dif- according to Marc
ferently. "As far as we
They said , so long as the advised by our <
attorney general had not staff and by their
specifically forbidden the with the attorney
university from using office, the use of
bookstore receipts to pay the - funds are certainly
lobby fee, it was all right to non-appropriated si
do so. these funds," said ]
At the time of the "We assume the
discussion, it was also of these fund
pointed out that according to this source (the bool
the appropriations bill, perfectly proper u
money derived from attorney general ru
niversity activities such as contrary," he adde
:oncessions would be con
;idered non-state ap- Before the imbr
?ropria ted money and where the money w
herefore fair game for use from to pay the
)y the school as it saw fit. bill the use of :
The decision to allow Foundation Fur
President Jones to use considered. The :
)ookstore receipts to pay the Foundation is an in(
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Is as for the purpose of raising
and for private funds from private
saw fit, sources for the support of
ant. educational activities on
ve been campus. Funds generated
on legal by the foundation often are
contacts used for augmenting
general's professor's salaries, buying
)ookstore library books, establishing
a proper scholarships, and so forth,
ite use of Marchant said.
larchant.
payment But that idea had to be
from quashed when it was learned
store) is that those monies were off
iless the limits for the purpose of
Les to the influencing legislation.
According to In
ternalRevenue Service
glio over regulations tax-exempt
uld come foundations cannot use their
ook-Reuf funds to influence legislation.
iducaon Marchant added that at its
ducation September 15 meeting the
ependent board of trustees will con
separate sider whether the board
at exists should ask the General
Assembly for specific
authority to use certain funds
that are generated by the
university activities in
certain ways.
"For instance, we'll ask for
permission to make loans to
the Carolina Research and
Development Foundation,"
said Marchant. "And it may
CK be that we'll add requests in
other areas, just to make
legislatively positive that
there is no conflict."
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