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Ticket gifts to 1? not illegal, sent IJy Greg Broazeale State legislators who accepted Carolina's offer of free season football tickets did nothing unethical, in ' the opinion of Sen. John Drummond, D-Greenwood, chairman of the Senate Ethics Committee. "I didn't see anything unethical in acceDtine an invitation to a function on the campus of a sTatesupported institution," Drummond said. After the attorney general's office ruled on August 29, 1975, that the offer of football tickets would reasonably be construed a conflict of interest, Clemson University discontinued the practice of sending tickets to legislators. USC sent tickets to legislators and allowed them to Keep them, pay tor them or return them. THE ATTORNEY general, however, said the final ^nnicinn holnnoc to thn ofhips pnmmissinn "We left that to the conscience of the individual tig I *. * ifis mwim) ! |||8 on main / We show just two from oui waiting for you! All with : ? I A poiyesier. A. ..one piece dress in blue, sizes 5 to ill H. ..jack I jr. drcs DOWNTOWN 9 ItK III I IIMIIIIH IHMWWMWIWMB?BWMBWHBM?BHMBi Rorklntnrfi W W JB. itor says legislators," Drummond said, "I sent mine back, and 1 urged the rest of the committee to do so. I thought somebody else could use the tickets because I didn't r?lr?n tn Qllonrl ami " VV MVVVIIU w?l J . Drummond said the line of reasoning of the attorney general's opinion would prevent legislators from "attending a luncheon at the president's house to inform the legislators of university needs." Drummond said legislators should be actively involved with state-supported schools. THE ETHICS committee has met twice, Drummond said, "mostly on economic interest disclosures. I think people in South Carolina really want to know the economic interests of legislators. We haven't taken any official action" on the ticket issue. "I don't think the people of South Carolina want that kind of stringent legislation," Drummond said. j w EASTER DRESSING IN PASTEL KNITS r lovely collection of spring dresses i lighthearted feeling...in easy care 24. et dress in blue or green, sizes 5 to i:i. s world. I.ANI) MAI,I, 0I>liTC'll SQl'AltK BHHMHaMnMHHHaHHBMHHMSHBBHBBSHHHHIHSM Hal Hutchens . . . first collegiate win Baseball - by Duke Hale in the eighth. Freshman right-hander Hal Hutchens pitched his first college victory. He gave up 11 hits in pitching the entire game. USC added an insurance run in the sixth inning for a 8-1 lead. Hutchens was very tough through the first five innings, but as he tired UNC was able to score once more in the sixth and twice in the seventh inning. USC plays Toledo tonight at 7:30 at the Rex Enright Athletic Field. The Rockets have a 7-2 record, innlliHinrt a thr<u>.rramo ouioAn nf U VIII VV ^UHIV OTTWp VI Clemson. Churchmen h Carolina head football coach "Churchman Coach of the Yea Division for 1975. Carlen received the award rece Tenn., where he was honored by Sports Hall of Fame. ?: ? 1 - ? 4 i v^cii icu s cuuiL't; was maut* on i coach and his involvement in the Christ", according to the selectu In 10 years as a collegiate he? record of 69 wins, 38 losses and fiv bowl games six of the last sever Active in church and civic a Fellowship of Christian Athletes C I _ Tuesday 2 Tostada's $.75 Wednesd 3 Tacos $1.00 We El In fast ataTh* 2631 DEVINE Louna 1 ??????a If JO. 9m Ml Woacn'i Etfaeali ? profit age ruMim PVm Atom Osafcrfteof 0 Fanfl)jf 8 I If vm*i? m MriwfiM m JWmmm'i Eteitlwil iiHiin will am. The 1 ' w - :zw vV Don Rqxher * . . . five RRI's against UNC From Page 10 Right-hander Jim Lewis is expected to be USC's starting pitcher tonight. He has a 3-2 record. USC will nlav Mprrpr WpHn(?u1nv nf 2:30 at home. King's .409 average leads the Gamecocks as they approach midseason. Van Bever has a .359 average, and Greg Keatley is presently hitting at .346. Don Repsher, who is replacing Hinkel, has a .300 average. Pankovits has a .297 average and leads the team in RBI's with 29. Grantz is hitting .236, Fleming .226 and McLean .220. onor Carlen Jim Carlen has been selected r" for the NCAA's University ntly in ceremonies at Tullahoma, the International Churchmen's he basis of his "greatness as a promotion of the Gospel of Jesus ^n committee. id coach, Carlen has an overall 'e ties. He has taken his teams to i spncnnc ffairs, Carlen was also chosen oach of the Year in 1973. t Special Tuesday 30th only lay Special tdnesday 31st only Blanca Beer now J i King of the Roaq ie | I mm awwtw, m , CMtaMn. sc. imal Suvim b a ney thai effect: ] jprifftfj YfeMng CNito gfi raflMTfS MB^I 9fsp Bsfg?s?a9 m^msnm^^K Mtesi rtirtoalimMW. |