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THE VOL. LXIV NO. 18 UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH CAROLINA, COLUMBIA, S.C. 29208 SEPTEMBER.;, 1973 Women Sparks BY LAI Asst. Womens Services funding wi debate on the student senate I Senators Glenn Manning ai another over the amount of moi to the budget to Womens Seri "health and abortion referral The amendment to the budget The money was to be spent i request for funding. They w reading material, $90 for V.D. books and $600 for a health and 4 Major complaints were lodge a health and abortion referral s< of money to spend on an abo: other organizations exist whict firmiry, hot line and we have ar Sen. Manning in defense of helluva lot to spend for all the i this program is directed at. H, abortion advice?" Presently, WS has a room ii headquarters for the organizat tain a building in which it coul and council people in privacy The money which is to be Manning, is for the library whi library will be books, phamplel to both men and women on al' control.' . Some of the books which WS tainable in the United States i senator in favor of the amer When young women have s Universityto know about it by @ The service would offer .coui student's parents or any othe Senator Johnson said, her service which was on campu Referral counciling services called for advice any real cht very likely wanted to keep the homes for unwed mothers or Toole, BYCHERECOPE Gamecock Staff Writer Frampton W. Toole, Jr., a Paul S. Goldsmith ha recently been elected to I University of South Caroli board of Trustees. Toole has only attended < meeting of the Board Trustees,and says he is rea not familiar e nough with z of the issues to commen however, he is in favor of closing of Green Street. "I am not coming in as white knight," Toole says. am going in fresh. I dc really plan anything specifi *Toole was born in Aiken, S and has I lived there all life. He graduated fr *Carolina in 1943 with an degree. He majo-ired is' Budget Debate tRY EDMOND News Editor is the catalyst Wednesday for heated loor. id Harriet McComb confronted one iey being appropriated by amendment rice (WS) for the establishment of a service." made provisions to give to WS $1,480. icording to guidelines filed in WS's ere $500 for a women's center, $200 pamphlets, $90 for birth control hand ibortion referral. I against the expenditure of money for !rvice. Sen. McComb said,"That's a lot rtion referral service when so many could do the same job, like the in abortion clinic here in the city." the amendment said, "$1,480 isn't a vomen on this campus and that is who )w many men do you know who need i the Russell House which serves as ion. WS requested $500 in order to ob d make a library to house its material used as reading material, explained ch the service plans to establish. In the s and handouts which give information aspects of veneral desease and birth wanted to purchase are no longer ob nd must be imported from Canada, a idment said. problem, they don't want the entire oing to the infirmiry, said Manning. ciling in confidence without calling the r authorities. xperiences through working with the s last year was not positive.Abortion last year did not give 'the people who ices. "Some of the women who called ir baby, and I could never tell them of other alternatives." .7oIdsmith nd ve he na one of BY ny English and minored in a Naval ROTC. "I He served in the Navy from n't 1943 to 1946, spending 32 ~." months overseas. He was .C. released as. a full lieutenant. his ym In 1946 Toole entered Har AB yard Law School. He in greaduated in 1946 with a LLB Mickey Mouse gives C. Clarkson: F "I am not trying to put various stud myone in jail or create a big have carele; ;candal," said Robert money on ,larkson, student senator from from beer he 19th district. Rights Amei "I simply see that there is a by the Asso maste of some Student Students. Alocations comthission funds Clarkson md I would like to see it cupied with topped." began to wor Clarkson has charged that university f loin USC Boa, aul S. Goldsmith Frampton W. Toole degree. Paul S. He came back to Aiken, and Greenville, practiced law in the firm of learnmore Toole and Toole. of the trust He was a member of the CAN DO. South Carolina House of He does r Representatives from 1952-56, either liber and again from 1962-66. He but reacts ti served in theState Senate his mind. from in66-.n when peoni k. Wilson a few :unds 1A lent organizations stud sly spent student disc ictivities ranging and busts to Equal SAC idment promotion for ciation of Women "A McP 'became preoc- upr funding when he Leg der where his $210 ee and his $10 dOfTr citi sm he the H CIo it I tra I sc sm an, ev4 Goldsmith, of we says, "I want to tin about the function i ees, and see what I ig Fo ot consider himself y al or conservative,Si h~e way he makes up Gr "I really resent it fir etrytinpmtme in 7i7 )ointers. Grev Da1ng (asted ent bar fee went. He soon Dvered that the bar fee a $10 kickback from the was funneled into a fund beer busts. k law student, Henry laster, was leading an sing against the islative Council of the Bar see CLARKSON, pg. 2) ustees ier category," says Gold ith. ike Toole, Goldsmith feels is not familiar enough with issues to comment on them. owever, he is in favor of sing Green Street, but feels ias to relate to the overall ffic patterns of Columbia. dter graduating fromhigh ool in Greenville, Gold ith attended Washington I Lee, Clemson, and ntually Carolina. In bet en schools he worked, at one Le in a mill. le graduated from USC in .7 He served in the Air rce twice, and spent two ars flying out of Okinowa. ice then he has worked in eenville in the real estate xi of William Goldsmith and rnpany.