The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, February 23, 1976, Image 1
VOL. LXVII NO. 37 University of South Carolina, Columbia, S.C. MONDAY, FEBRUARY 23, 1976
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By Lee Ilarter
The Student Govei
! Association (SGA) general <
will be held March 8 with I
off ejection set for March
cording to the election bill
in (he Student Senate Wet
night.
In addition, the Senate a]
a bill to improve the pi<
athletic tickets by SGA mi
A bill to end issuing specia
to SGA members was propc
sent to committee.
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is piannec
L officers
The elections appropriat
sets Feb. 23 through Fel
nment dates for filing for offic
election didates may file in the St;
he run- in the Russell House for i
11, ac- Campaigning will begin i
passed March 1 and continue unti
Inesday 11.
All MiA senate seais,
pproved offices of president, vice pi
ckup of secretary and treasurer i
embers, for election. The officers
I tickets elected to serve during th
>sed and academic year.
Sim1
I Med s<
might
By Stephen J. Valk
Actions which would
funding of USC's medical :
are being considered by s<
stage legislators.
If the state withdraws its
of medical school funds, it
probably mean the loss (
million in Veterans Administ
(VA) grants for the new scho
Richard J. Weymouth, asi
I dean of the school, said Fri
Sen. John W. Drummon
Greenwood, said he will inti
a resolution Tuesday to pi
one-year moratorium on ji
reform and the new m
school, in order to provide
for state employe pay i
Drummond said $766,000 in
for the medical school coi
ncf?H fnr fpa^hpr nsv
Most state funds for the
will pay faculty salaries
President William H. Pal
said if the state withholds
the medical school faculty rr
notified by March 1. After th
state is under contr
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GaiMard / ,, , . ... .
lty .1 ?>liit SharkrA'
I)a nic
"All this protest is nice
i liMln KI.W,
11 m?m^; in (<IIW (i mm HHIH
\ "Love is perhaps Mil
powerful concept we havt
If anyone except Kedfer
these rather antipodal sta
it might be difficult to be
The black activist, ne
publisher, editor and phi
ions Din Spoke to a group of USC sti
>. 26 as College of General
e. Can- Friday morning.
A office Kedfern spoke of love
i $2 fee. fulfillment a little more
nr ho cnnlfn ftf
IlltJlllll CI 1 IVI ??V OpV/iW W*
>1 March an(j violence to a crowd
at the State House steps
and the 1)r Martin Luther King .
resident, |iu( polaritv is nothing
?re open uedfern II
will be Kodtern went to DSC ir
e 1976-77 a period some
ilesi i ibe as militant. He c
rage 12 V.
ehool
be wit
obligation to pay fe
for another year,
delay Under the agreei
school VA, the state would ]
everal of the school's operc
the first two years,
olin?*o in/Mil/^ w o x r OA nor r*
ouai c wuuiu paj a\? pvi v
would would pay a larger s
)f $21 after that, and aftc
ration the state would pay
ol, Dr. costs.
iistant In addition to
day. operational costs, I
id, D- paying for equipmei
oduce of a $3.2 million n
lace a and renovation oi
idicial Hospital for use b
ledical school.
funds Patterson said tl
raises, contractual obligat
funds school, and the nev
ild be being built with the
a medical school,
school moral obligation t(
. USC we started to do,"
Person The S.C. House '
funds. Committee voted V
lust be examine the medi
at, the joint meeting wi
actual Medical Affairs C
Li1"*
n diver:
a group called Hi;
Action and becaim
. but it's racially-tense pe
" t r-/il i nil th.-if w;
VI. V (U \MII.II ?. ?
ie most national attent
"Orangeburg Mas;
n II said He changed his
tements, dropping his CI
lieve. James, and go
wspaper Carolina's politic
losopher managed the 197i
iidents in race of black law
Studies Citizens Party cai
Broadwater,
and self- Since then he
? l)lnnl> On Mr,#!
111(111 it Dlcii rv v/n nuii
revenge nationalist orga
gathered published the B1
to honor newspaper.
Jr. In the fall of 197f
; new to On Nation and Bl?
caught in a highly
i the late with white law <
persons ficals and partici
rgani/.ed cuit Solicitor Jam
funds
tlidraw
iculty salaries B. L. Hendricks
the purpose of th
nent with the determine whet
pay 10 per cent might be better
itional costs in residency progra
, while the VA funding a seconc
ent. The state However, R?
hare each year Russell, R-Lexinj
;r seven years the House comi
all operational meeting's purpo
members on the
paying initial school. She said
the VA is also tention of explor
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nedical library school.
: the old VA "We have wa;
?y the medical tors that are mor
just graduating
he state has a dricks said. "In ;
ion to fund the we should striv
1 VA hospital is school," he add<
! anticipation of The state loses
"We have a medical school f
) continue what states, while 80 p
he said. residency progi
Medical Affairs state, according
Wednesday to re- also said that of
cal school at a populations les!
th the Senate (including Soutl
ommittee. Rep. See 1
V'"' Photo Dy Gene Galltard
c?. ^ a* ^ ^ a-i
5C
irks I'nitod for On Friday Ko<
r a part of tho about his time ;
riod in South wasn't mentall;
is thrust into T>0s and that aft<
ion by the himself It w
>acre " freedom that
name, legally vocatmg on Kri
iristian name "How do you
t into South that you suppos
:al circus. He other?" Hedferi
[) gubernatorial love yourself,
yer and United something for )
ididate Thomas He compared t
pointed star, "I
has organized an opportunit
ion, a black shine?
mization, and "This countrj
lack On News you to think," R
that nonnlo
r - t
i Redfern, Black creative in theit
ick on News got being a colony
publicized battle we going to see
enforcement of- or Camus0
ilarly Fifth Cir- "Christ had
es C. Anders. See HI
n
, D-Pickens, said
e meeting was to
her state funds
used in regional
ms rather than in
i medical school,
ep. Norma S.
?ton, a member of
mittee, said the
se was to update
status of the new
there was no ining
the possibility
s for the medical
^s of getting doce
economical than
students," Hen
a state of our size,
e for one quality
2d.
? 40 per cent of its
graduates to other
>er cent of those in
ams stay in the
to Hendricks. He
the 22 states with
s than 3 million
h Carolina), none
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Ifern talked a little
it I SC Hi1 said he
v free during th<>
M'\vards he did t ree
as this type of
Redfern was ad
day
measure the love
edly have for each
r? asked. "If you do
you start doing
yourself." he said
he body to a five:>ut
do we ever get
y to twinkle or
> isn't designed for
edfern said, adding
should be more
thinking and "stop
of ants. When are
people like Voltaire
a new idea, and he
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