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1' VOL. LXVI NO. 19 I niversity of South Carolina, Columbia, S.C. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 6. 1975 Patters USC President \ Patterson said Ti any plan to close C would be "a hell idea." - - v.Vv Student Sen. from left) and Operations Ha SGA disc By ANDY TIIOM1 Gamecock Staff V Emphasizing th would not hurt stu Points area, Stu representatives 01 to a small group of night. SGA contacted a Merchants Associ presentation. * if i _ Marry /\nora, ci Committee, pointe would still leave By traveling dowr there is no impedii he said. I WANT to exf don't come to Fiv Street, but becaus on pre die i M - -j ; \ \ ' - ' i David Wilsford (second USC Vice President for rold Brunton entertain Five Po uss Greei F*SON Writer at the closing of Green Street dent's accessability to the Five dent Government Association itlined their plans for the street Five Points merchants Mondav 11 71 members of the Five Points ation, but only 20 attended the lairman of SGA's Green Street id out that a closing of the street Five Points easily accessable. i Pendleton or Blossom Streets, ng of traffic flow to five Points, >ress to everybody that student; e Points just because of Greer le of the services offered there.' BBWBBBWBBMBW??11IWIIIIH I lllli?a?1 :ts ultimate KBy DUNCAN MA (iameeock Staff 1 The closing of Last week the (SGA) presented the Student-Trusl said he did not w f the committee's ' BLT HE did s close the inter-ca Patterson note< the idea (to close 1961 campus red 4 strppf and huilrii r. WV I ; .. , ''' Gamecock Staff Five Points merchants (left) and Leon Garber at Carolina Restaurant Mont ints Merch; i Street futi Alford said. "We are also talking will between the Five Points students." After the presentation, the F chants voiced both support and Green Street proposal. Channing Page, the owner of Lt $50 a day when Green Street was < He said most of his customers v work in government offices in th Although he said he lost money closing last year, business pick street was re-opened, he said. I>eon Gerber, another merchan1 disagreed, saying, "I'm definitel closing because its best for the University." 5 "1 DON'T think it it will affect 1 Please See MKRCIIA! closing of ( NSFIELI) Writer Green Street, "ultimately will be iident William H. Patterson said Student Government Association a proposal to close Green Street to tee Liaison Committee. Patterson ant tn "nroinHflo" fho niitPArriP nf Ulll VVf pi VjUUgV 111V VUiVVlMV V * study. ay that any plan to permanently mpus avenue would be "a hell of a i that USC "has been playing with Green Street) for a long time." A evelopment proposed closing the ng a brick courtyard in front of s /' 4 nnii vr? ? v % <iiiu i /iinr^ixi.' i Gamecock Stafl A nursing stu( prescription at t health center dii Photo by Steve Valk I'^e student, W Larry Dial for a drug withoi the Top of "Somehow, sli iay night. amount of codin matter is now ii AS A result of - center's pharm* intc I .lamps R famnl bJl J. J. S/O check all prescr Campbell also . - to help reduce th U.X C Hirata also dis at the health ce ? about the good appendicitis, area and the .. This is a mat the parents, he 'ive Points mer abdominal ( criticism of the The student was come back if sh * * * A ? ! J iL ... . . mraia sain in 'losecHastv'ear Hospital, where, closed last year. center, she und 'ere people who won( ,0 ,he le area. pl?rk "Smoak< during the trial te'm'peratur ed up after the sMOAKSAHi k .. it," and advisei t at the meeting. -she gave me y in favor of its improvement." student and the stuaent started . . There thev rusl business at Five appendectomy. NTS. I'age Three jreen Stre \ Russell House. Since 1961, the University has meet various facets of the ma depressed Pickens Street and b crosswalk above it in 1973. Unive considering closing Sumter Street Lonestreet Theater. Both of thes made in 1961. PATTERSON CRITICIZED tl Campco Engineering, Inc. repc mended that Green Street not eveninj? rush hour. Patterson obj< to partially close Green Stre Campco findings, which would lea at peak hours. Please See PATTE iUlli pxci il action W _ ith cent LK <E THRIFT f Writers Jent is seeking legal action again > a result of a mistake that was he center's pharmacy, said Dr. I rector. ho had a sensitivity to codine, was it codine after complaining of a sinu "> mop Itiunn o tM<iicnpir>fi/\n thai It W CI 3 ^IVLIJ CI piLOl.1 1JMIVMI IWCll e," said Hirata. "We're sorry it i the hands of lawyers." this incident, changes have been icy, according to Vice President t>ell. "The health center has institi iptions," he said. said the health center has hired a p e work load at the pharmacy, cussed the incident in which Diane nter for abdorpinal pain, which 1 * u un.. id wc iir?vt. tiictucu uiiu. ??i imvi said. "She came in complaining :ramps. These are symptons for ; ; given medication for the symptoi e did not improve." lat Smoak decided to go to Fort approximately 15 hours after havir erwent an emergency appendecto health center in the morning on I oii/1 4 an*? Avominofi, tcliu. our uiuii i uu untr vacuum let 11 e and blood pressure." 1 that the doctor informed her that 3 her to "sleep it off." a prescription and told me to come she said. "Later a friend of m poking around and told me 1 neede led me through lab tests and that Please Sec IIKAI.TII I et been working to ster plan. USC iiilf a npHpcfrian rsity officials are on the east side of e proposals were ie much-debated >rt, which recombe closed during ected to any plan et, following the ve the street open RSON. Page Two IIS l on er iSt the USC student ; made in filling a sao Hirata, student given a prescription is headache, contained a small happened, and the made at the health for Student Affairs uted steps to double arttime pnarmacist Smoak was treated ater developed into e corresponded with of nausea, diarrhea a variety of illnesses ns and instructed to Jackson's Moncrief ig been at the Health my. i>ept. 25 and saw Dr. on. other than taking "a lot of people have 1 back if there was no ine who's a nursing d to go to a hospital night 1 went for an KNTKR. Page T\%o