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City coun< remain di over street By DUNCAN MANSFIELD Gamecock Staff Writer Despite a general optimism at I recent developments on the issue h members of the Columbia City C "I hate to sound so absolutely cilman Kirkman Finlay Jr. "I obligation to say "no' (to any prop WE (TITV pminpih maHo a t mer)," Finlay continued, "that 1 versity and the city of Columbia The council ruled that Green Str 1975 Campco Engineering, Inc. st Association (SGA) will hire a cons USC President William H. Patfc "straddling the issue." Finlay said, however, he does n that would merit a re-examinatioi problem. "In my mind it (the issu However, Finlay added that c Green Street decision if showing the street should be cloi I)R. WILLIAM S. Brokington, Liaison committee, said, "It is trustees ana city council) the sif place at USC. Brokington stresses the undergraduate library will alt patterns. Brokington said he felt "the c closing Green Street. Councilman Robert E. L. Freei don't care what the trustees say. ' (niMr /tnnn/til'c \ /1icrinn " vuuiivii at uwioiuiii CITY COUNCIL is not incii Street)/' Freeman continued " | STTTDF The Gamec EDITOR-IN-C A 1 IApplN 1. EDITOR-IP 2. BUSINESS IApplicai All appl returne cilmen vided t issue JSC that Green Street will be c tave provoked mixed reactions Council. firm in my decision," said tat at this time I feel I hai osal to close Green Street)." lecision on Green Street (last was in the best interest of th eet should not be closed based < udy. The Student Goverr ultant to review the Campco re erson has criticized the repc ot know of any "compelling fa 1 by city council of the Green J e) is concluded "Finlay said, ity council might reconsider the University produced new sed. chairman of the Student-Ti our obligation to show (bot {nificant changes" that have 1 the expansion of Russell Hous er automobile and pedestrian t :onsensusM of the trustees fa nan said Friday, "We (city co Their decision has no bearing < ned to approve it (closing < we (city council) arc a JOBS! '.NT MF.nr A ock :hief i. nation Deadline 1 The Garnet & I tf-CHIEF MANAGER tion Deadline: IN ligations picked t ;d to Rm: 212 Pendleton B l^^s; WILLIAM open for any si Street situation)," h< But Freeman said tinued to favor closii losed, Councilman Willia i from council) not to recons examination nf firppi Coun- ded. /e an After the student1 polls of USC faculty : sum- Student Affairs. The le Un- (1500 to 1,600question questionnaires accor >n the student affairs, tment snort. >rt as FIDLER SAID the will be mailed out by ictor" under deadline," he s Street 1)60 5 trustee meetin Green Street. their Fidler said the sur\ facts made three years ag< ended" questions. R< ustee different proposals h the altogether, depress it taken median. ;e and raffic Fidler said the sun is paying for the sui vored JAMES B. Campl trailic-now stuay ai uncil) traffic is going," he >n our must stay open becai Campbell said the s Green anc* ?ther street that lways cos* *? ^ by studen T m OPENINGS WTTCP a mjr STATION MANAC foday - 5p.m. Mack ov. 24, 5 p.m. m an^l iLT UllVt ldg. ( BMBBMOHnNMI KIRKMAN I lggestions (for improvi b said. USC would be ''spinning it rig Green Street, m C. Ouzts said. "It would ider the issue, if new evidenc i Street). "I like to keep an trustee committee recomn and students will be made polls will be sent to 8 per cen inairesand 15 percent of the f ding to Dr. Paul P. Fidler, poll will be a random survey the end of this week. "We ( >aid. The survey must be ci g, which will make a decisioi 'ey will differ from the Greei o. The survey to be sent ou1 jspondents will be enabled ot for closing Green Street with a walk-bridge or widen fey will cost less that $200. Tl rvey. jell, vice president for stu< so will be made, "The stu said. City Council has argui ise it is a major east-west tho study would measure traffic intersect into them. The stuc its, but as a class project. miwrraaiM y?i???????i I V' (LI&4 gsi pre: ;er I [ Wcd pa j u & OnrS Mlowt these i IIHCI 11275 l? I PLE/ . I UNCI I Name { Addr? | CitV_ j J (Coliffl :v . .. ^INLAY JR ROB1E ing the Green ts wheels" if it con- A 1 be unfair (of city fl e warranted it (a re- BMM open mind," he adnAn^Q^AMa r:-^a nvtiuauwiu, UJSUIIUU H ! by the Division of wi t of the student body W acuity and staff (500 1 assistant dean for f. The questionnaires BMH student affairs) are PAUL >mpleted before the n on USC oolicv for "" - - :.>m n Street opinion poll ; will include "openo choose from three : close the street the street and add a tie liaison committee dent affairs, said a dy will show where sd that Green Street roughfare. on Green. 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