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VOL. LXVIII, NO. 9 . THURSDAY. OCTOBER 7, 1976 " 1 nivorwity of South Carolina,Columbia,S.C. use b In 1 lz a n ""iv r By JOHNNY l.OTT _ (iamecock Statf Writer W A recommendation for a $1,1? be presented to the South Cart J year, when it convenes Januar} USC vice-president of finance. This increase will not be eari ?I t* ?:n i vyjri^i cApiauicu. 11 win pniuar maintenance costs. Allocation spending funds where they ar< Daetwyler does not know if th "There is no way of telling at th finally does may be an entin 9 probably will not pass the app part of May but the academic yc "We will have to ask for m reduction last year," Daetwyli contingent increase will bring 1 same level as that of 1975-76. He said rises in student enr adjustment. "A certain numhei added. "One half of the operati South Carolina taxpayers dergraduate USC student who year, he said. ? The Budget and Control Boarc with others from the S.C. Comn 27. Most state supported unive meeting. Discussion at the mee students of non-state supportec Garnet and Black Delayed may be By CATHERINE THRIFT Assistant News Editor The spring supplement of 1975-76 Garnet and Black may s be on its way to USC after moi of delay. Bob Baker, editor of last ye ? yearbook, said all copy for supplement was sent in dui aepiemDer and the book shoulc returned this semester. BAKEH SAID printing supplement is already in US contract with Taylor Publish Co. of Dallas, Tex. "It's at the printer's now. ' World's By PATTY SI I AUG KIN ESS Y Gamecock Staff Writer "Alright, does everybody kn shouted from the center of the Green Street for 1,300 feet. Delta Delta Delta Sorority ha in the making of a super sul fe destined to be a world record. "IS THIS turkey," asked or pearance of the meat. The smc tho '1 i r* i?r\ tVi'" r. I ?mv ui y C4HV4 tnc tin i:auy uung street. As one spectator bnlanaced overlooking the growing crowt out with food donated by Stuffy' On the 1,300 feet of bread wenl i udget ropose 17,286 raise in the university budf ina legislature for the 1977-78 aci r 4, according to Bernard A. Daei r? ' uimneu iur any specmc purpose ily be used to cover faculty, utili of this sort permits good flexib i needed. te legislature will approve the pr< is point," he said. "What the legi: sly different matter." The legi: ropriations bill until at least the tar does not begin until July 1,197; ore money because of the 8 pc er said. Because of this reducti JSC's state appropriations to ato ollment may necessitate some r of students require more facult ng budget pays the faculty's sal; provide $2,289 for the averaj carries 15 hours per semester I I is scheduled to hear the proposa lission on Higher Education on 0 rsities and colleges will appear ting will include state tuition gr; 1 schools. suppleme out soon just a matter of time," he Baker, now assistant dir the Information Services at 1 l00n Marion College, said the p; iths began when the end of th( semester split his staff. ar's "Everybody had left fo the without turning in all the cc ?ing said. "It was a matter of g j 1^ an together with some of r as far away as California, the Baker said another probl >C's covering events which too ling after graduation, such as th the baseball season. It's See YEARBOOK. largest s 5,5 cli ow how to do it?" someone ?*( tables that stretched down c.^ d just received their lessons bmarine sandwich. It was to girl confused by the ap II of salami had permeated ;ry spectators crowded the sp br< I precariously on a wall 1 1. thft inerphipnfc uiom i?;j - ?"vit iau> s Sub Shop, 609 Main Street. SUI t: 6,500 slices of spiced ham, ' ility in ,* I'Mpt oposal. slature *. ??* slature ^ ^ ' 'attor j Hp r. 11 EL t cent HtJpinjg on the H R^l|fHBH the Hu4 nHg budget MMKB;; ifj&Pj aries." I - RJ : Px !HK ?e un- j A. !1 the ^ H^HHH II October ^ to Bg? w^ ^JHilnHHHiKf ector of S roblems ? spring H r home Homecoming 1 >py," he ? J ny*staff Mullen, a sop horn " does his share in elimi em was P*es available Tuesday ; k place House Patio. The contes e end of sponsored by Univer psychology major from Page 3 three pies in less than m ubmarine 500 slices of salami, 5,200 slices of prov< ces of tomato, 146 heads of lettuce, one salad oil and three gallons of red wine v Cameras clicked continuously as ph< ance to capture the historic event o :ives from the "Guiness Book of Wor ?re to verify USC's claim to world fa Those in Preston I)ormitnrv an j **?? Ml? VAV ined out their windows hungrily eyeit LOOKS UKK it's going to be prett; ectator as the ham, salami and cheese ead. Mot only was the largest sandwich rld's largest Coke?364 gallons?was aivu. the sandwich was being built, spe< rr # .. DCTTMB jigtfS/HWJM tB3g> * " ?; ' J| '"" j? H V . v jfm, '+'m JBK m Jeff Seidel? Pie tore journalism major fr< nating one of the 12 choc at the pie-eating contest ai >t, part of Homecoming ac sity Union. Phil Reed Florence, won first place I five minutes. sandwi olone cheese, 5,500 chance and a half gallons car. rinegar. With )tographers got a stand cl n film. Represen- was kn Id Records" were Those me. blow wi ellent view as they its advii lg the food. and "K y good," said one Final i were piled on the was sol also inc being made, the Byth< ready to be con- in the s V V'llwiui 11 'tators also got a Green 5 H Gamecock SU m -w Book thefts < r ^ use, and the * ^ campus are targets started incre #*' slowing down House store.P ^ Reasons B, in* gamecock pl?yes workin The SC. B( in aisles stre the store, alio' Camden, the full length olate cream front of the si t the Russell The arrang tivities, was campus books a senior js a maze of sh ?y devouring entrances. See Slid cli mad < to join the festive mood by attc the windows taped, everyone th lose to the derelict auto until a st ocked into the crowd i who paid 25 cents plotted their? th a hammer to dent the car. Th< ce: "Riffht frnnt hnmn^r " "Cm? ill, kill,"kill"" ly the super sandwich was finis d to the famished crowd for $1. lude a drink from the world's lar p end of an evening of dancing, r treet, the quarter-mile of the s ed. Many of those who attended Street, went home "stuffed." kstore >ffs -m - oblem ELLISON iff Writer i)ccur almost daily at iwo bookstores on the most frequent to E.A. Bailey, le S C. Bookstore on et, his employees verage of six comfrom students whose kn/in cf aIom i/vvii oiuicil Ul a 1C to three complaints the university police nly four complaints :eived this semester ; bookstore manager, be buving a good id new campus ks," Bailey said. "A for the rip-off artists the book-drop at according to Bailey, e often before the fall t in an off and on said, "They've now asing and are not or stopping." SAID, "That type of thefts) is going on all It's just something ng to happen and g going to stop it." lize the problem and rvthinf* WP nan Iwanson says. and Swanson con?ly that most of the lace at the Russell ailey cites are the it of the stores' in:he number of emig the floor area. >okstore is arranged tching the length of wing employes to see of an aisle from the [nrp ;ement of the new tore in Russell House lelves and aisles with UPLIFTING. Page 2 3k 'mpting to dent in a ought it was safe to action of the bumper strategy before their e crowd also offered ish the windshield." ;hed. The giant sub 50 a foot The price gest Coke nusic and cavorting uper sandwich was the gala evening on