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Nightclub "chantossle" Marjorie Foster will be tryingto sing "badly"
as Cherie in USC's production of "Bus Stop" from Feb. 12 to 15 at
Drayton Hall theatre. Ranch hand Virgil Bleessing, played by Lee
McConnell, and waitress Susan Riddle are stranded in a road-side
diner with Foster, a former college professor, a restaurant owner and
a bus driver 30 miles from Kansas City. Performances begin at 8:15
p.m. Tickets are $1 for students and $2 for faculty.
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Student Covernment Association
(SGA) el tions may come as late
as the first or second week in
March 'because the elections
budget and procedure bills may
take more debate time than ex
pected, Sen. Russell Putnam said.
The senate Finance Committee
will propose two bills to the senate
Wednesday. One is the elections
budget, presented by Robert Kilgo
co-chairman of the committee.
The other bill establishes
procedures regulating SGA
elections. The 15-page bill, written
mostly by Putnam, includes all
voting regulations and procedures.
The estimated budget for the
spring elections is $1,500. Two
thirds of this will pay poll workers
salaries. SGA members and
candidates will not be allowed to
work at the polls. Other costs
include the voting machines,
computer printouts, and supplies
for the elections.
After the polls close each day,
the tabulations will be collected
from each machine and kept by the
SGA Attorney General. The
tabulations will then be totaled and
posted on the SGA bulletin board.
There will be three voting days
this year: the primary, first run
off, and the second run-off. Write
in candidates are prohibited in the
run-off elections.
A minimum of three persons (a
poll captain, poll assistant and a
machine attendant) will staff each
poll. Their duties, method of
selection, and salaries are listed in
Putnam's bill.
To insure that no student votes
twice in one election, fee cards will
be marked on the back after the
1(PA
'PIN'
tons migh
student votes. The mark will in
clude the date, the voting machine
number and the student's senate
district. A different color ink will
be used each day to mark the
cards.
Penalties for election fraud are
provided for in the bill. SGA of
ficers, candidates, poll workers,
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