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VOL. LXVII NO. 30 University of South Carolina, Columbia. S.C. MONDAY. January 26. i<nr? Lawn doubi of bol By Catherine Thrift Soonsors of Hnnso Rill admit its passage this year i of lobbyists who charge it The bill would impose a bottles to encourage use ol State Rep. Edward W. troduced the legislation last to this session, a minor trii and soft drink bottles. Simpson believes the bill major portion of the state would be likely to return cor But the bill has drawn str industries and a statewide < and posters is underway t< The bottlers haveJreen j Carolina Restaurant Assoc Association. "Anybody who has an inte Buddy Easier of Midlands I -L 1 ,1 1- * siiuuiu ue everyDoay. everyone." Easier said all consumer tually feel the effect of the addition to the deposit. "Most people aren't awar be increased cost in freigl brewery," Easier said. iJIUUC after i Hy Jennifer Sexton Three students wh< pages from books and j in McKissick librar semester were found suspended from scho immediately readmittec V novo WCIC lie December by the univ discipline committee. C were dropped against ? student for lack of evid< Charges were filed b neth Toombs, director ol Libraries . Toomfc out of town and could reached according to P Duncan, assistant de? Campus Relations, the c were brought not to m; example of the studen hopanco !%** " 4 4 mwu uov VII C O 1/14 LI III! violated the code of conc Other than a statement charges and results, E nn:j -ii ? aaiu an Iiuurinaiion wot be made public. "Th< about the Student J' System is not to hold thei she said. "The idea is violation occurred resulted in a hearing." C. J. Cambrey, circi I department head, said tiakeri t char tie bil 01, also called the "bottle bil is doubtful because of the effoi with being inflationary, five-cent deposit on cans a F returnable containers. Simpson Jr., D-Pickens, year, but the bill was continu imph for the opposition ? be 1, if passed, would eliminate : s mier proDiem since peof itainers for the deposit, ong opposition from the bottli campaign with petitions, lettc ) block the legislation. oined in the fight by the Sou iation and the Food Retaile rest is voicing an opinion," sa )istributors. "technically, th This will ultimately affe s of the products would eve bill by paying higher prices e of the fact that there will al fit fnr rptiirnino hnttloc tl ills retu suspens time a student completely obvii library will take 0 stole the disci ournals mittee." Can y last "Horrendous asp guilty, was that the pagi 01 and "could easily ha* i : i r 1 _ i. cupiuu ioi oniy ard in page." ersity's Cambrey sak "har^es ficials do not hai another university's dis 3nce. mittee. "Iristeac y Ken- them to the city r r USC's is against South i >< !> ?>< lutlf (a ctnol mill 'O VYda iv otvui, 111 u I not be in any way, shap Ylarsha materials in an for museums." harges McKissicks's aKe an Duagei lor missu ts but cording to Cambn 5 had year with e luct. replacement co! : of the around $15. The < >uncan he said, if papeYu ild not is figured in. e idea Cambrey adde< udicial periodicals are sti n ud " library than booki #h are more difficul which Next to stea,ir said, the biggest . .. students who do ?^|^^^check^outbooi ice jj|P J ^ er a )le Another bill to gi ng "Also, you'd have to doubh :rs empties. And since bottles t? because they'll only be able t ith ce," he said. ts Increased labor would also saiu, estimating ine total pric iid borhood of two dollars a cas at State Rep. William Campbe ict of the bill and said the oppositi public in their lobbying. in- "If people sign a petition bas in putting out, we have to qi petition," he said, so Campbell said he doubted a he bill could be made based or plying. ri m ii tmr^m ion Iff j >&ss?g mm-mu is caught in "^EP JH8II ous theft, the < him in front of l:^ jjfc, fat^re* v? inriiy" nagistrate. It registration mj Carolina state books were returi ilate or abuse student can regis! e or form any fines must be pai lihrnrioc "r " w? uamorey said brought back 57 replacement more than $1,000. ng books, ac- was required ey, is $10,000 a maximum allowa ach book's for each book, it averaging Cambrey said th !ost is higher, win help end the 'ork and time miSsing books. A system will be esta i that more J ? Dlen from the uu?uing, ana spa< since books studying has beer t tn (innoagi The now building k have open wind g' ?if,L y according to Camt not "? 18 students from stea I not ,!"eturn throwing them ks. Dunne building. . ...-> .til ' ' - ' - . ? LjlgxSj^ v b0|j% . jOl^^ErJ Hi i JtH larantee that bottles be recyc 5 warehouse space for storing ake up twice as many trucks o deliver half as many at onbe a result of the bill, Easier e hike would be "in the neigh c. 11, D-Richland, is a co-sponsor on has been misinforming the >ed on the information they're lestion the validity of that n intelligent judgement of the 1 information Easier is sup\ scenery f Hall. Offi higher if At Sims smoking i the fire. / mmmm mT any missing f%j n led. Before a X ^ " I ler, all library d. one student books worth ^ The student ?, to pay the ble fine of $5 T1 e new library Sciences problem of ? w checkpoint from tenn blished in the Biology ze devoted to threatenii i increased. although will also not ministrat lows which, was sent >rey, will stop Mathema ling books by At the r out of the said, "I w an(l the tic J I -J: Iii - WBBgmgm y,-. ., ml JffWPSML BHI - j Hn ^"*!^W4J|Iw ____ v . <81 'Safe; - lable has been introduced to ( ; Posters and petitions beir [ mention only the possible 3 beer or soft drinks, with< aspects. "Naturally we were limi say," Easier said. The pe retailers asking for signati "more inflation." "There's nothing in th anything," Campbell said, with the price. No one will < drink a six-pack from a pi But Easier said the bill co i1,0001. used by *h two fires have caused an est y buildings, safety officials hav e deliberately started. >day night the Phi Beta Pi sor ,000 damage to Sims dormitory QCC IIOA - 4 ?- ? - wj ujv ui suiuMii^ materials, ay night a faulty wire ignited th? or the play And Mrs. Reardoi icials estimated damage at $11, the ceiling has to be repaints i, Lawrence E. Beauford, a US( materials left on a couch in the i factor determining the fire wa resignati it by biol< mrsday's story on medical sch Center incorrectly stated pre ould not be intimidated by lett iporary department heads. Un.^,1 n- MI-ll rx ncau UI. YVHUUCe uuwson ng resignation if the administri he has voiced this intention to ion officials. A letter protesti to Patterson by acting dean o tics, Dr. David L. Hembert Ji neeting last Wednesday with tl ill not be intimidated by letters apartment head may resign if th r ^ y OA J M lA . ;-ii' < ^?* !H Photo by J^nnyDro h i il r? l mc uieiicrai ftssemoiy. ig circulated by the distributors 0-cent increase on a six-pack of Dut explaining other financial ted by space in what we could titions are being circulated by ires of those who do not want e bill to raise the price of "The deposit has nothing to do charge you 30 cents more if you tcher." uld drive the price of beer up as See BOTTLES, Page 12 088 tires imated $31,000 in damages to e ruled out the possibility the ority lounge burned, causing . Officials blamed the fire on e curtain and part of the stage n Drinks a Little in Drayton 000, but the estimate may be 1 2 Safety Services officer said sorority's lounge resulted in is not deliberately started, he See FIRES, Page 7 ! 1 ^ ^ ion ieiter [>gy head >ool use of the new Biological sident William fi. Patterson ers of threatened resignation Jr. has not sent a letter ition decision is implemented both The Gamecock and adng the administration's plan ?f the College of Science and r. le biology faculty, Patterson from acting deans. The dean ey want to."