Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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thursday, october 7, 1976 vol. lxviii, no. ? University of South Carolina, Columbia,8?C? use hike By JOHNNY I OTT ^ (iamecock Staff Write A recommendation f be presented to the Soi year, when it convenes USC vice-president of This increase will nt wyler explained. It wil maintenance costs. A1 spending funds where Daetwyler does not I "There is no way of tel finally does may be ? probably will not pass part of May but the aca "We will have to a: reduction last year," contingent increase wi same level as that of He said rises in stu adjustment. "A certaii added. "One half of th South Carolina tax dergraduate USC stud year, he said. 0 The Budget and Cont w ith others from the S. 27. Most state support meeting. Discussion at students of non-state s Gurnet and I Delaj may ! Hy CATHERINE Till Assistant News Editoi The spring supplei 1975-76 Garnet and Bla be on its way to USC j of delay. Bob Baker, editor o % yearbook, said all c supplement was sen ^LVllllfVI Ulltl Hit' W returned this semeste BAKER SAID pi supplement is alreac contract with Taylor Co. of Dallas, Tex. "It's at the printer * World liy FATTY SIIAUG1I1 Gamecock Staff Writ< "Alright, does ever shouted from the cent Green Street for 1,30C Delta Delta Delta So in the making of a s ft destined to be a worh IS THIS turkey," pearance of the meat, the air, and the alrei street. As one spectator t; overlooking the grow! out with food donated t On the 1,300 feet of bi * budgi nrnnn K ?r or a $1,187,286 raise in the univ< nth Carolina legislature for the January 4, according to Berna finance. )t be earmarked for any specif II primarily be used to cover fa location of this sort permits g thev are needed mow if the legislature will appr ling at this point," he said.44Wh an entirely different matter." the appropriations bill until a demic year does not begin until sk for more money because c Daetwyler said. Because of tl li bring USC's state appropriat 1975-76. dent enrollment may necessit i number of students require r e operating budget pays the fa< payers provide $2,289 for t ent who carries 15 hours per rol Board is scheduled to hear tl C. Commission on Higher Educ ed universities and colleges w the meeting will include state supported schools. Hack ed supple tie out so< UFT just a matter of r Baker, now as nent of the Information Ser ick may soon Marion College, after months began when the semester split h f last year's "Everybody h opy for the without turning i t in during said> was a n ok should be a11 together with r> as far away as > rintine the Baker said ant ly in USC's covering events Publishing after graduation, the baseball sea 's now. It's See YE/ ,'s Sarges MESSY ?r /body know how to do it?" son er of the tables that stretched > feet. rority had just received their le super submarine sandwich. It i record. asked one girl confused by th The smell of salami had ocrm idy hungry spectators crowd? mlanaced precariously on a ng crowd, the incredients wen >y Stuffy's Sub Shop. 609 Main Si read went: 6,500 slices of spiced it w >scd ersity budget will ^ iS 1977-78 academic ' % jm ird A. Daetwyler, LgHHjL \9 ic purpose, Daet- MUBK EJtiSt\a cultv. utilitv. and ood flexibility in SMPWj| ove the proposal. at the legislature The legislature t least the latter ! July 1,1977. I if the 8 per cent fl lis reduction the 1 ions to about the j y ate some budget I ran culty's he average un- B semester for the ! He proposal along BBL? ration on October H ill appear at the J tuition grants to time," he said. ;sistant director vices at Francis- I said the problems end of the spring HHUHHII is staff. ** lad left for home JtlOIUCCOl n all the copy," he Fred Mullen. i oumt \/i iny aicill ' California.0 does his shan >ther problem was P?es available which took place House Patio. 1 such as the end of sponsored by son- psychology m; IKKOOK. Page 3 three pies in I it submari 5,200 slices of salami, 5,200 slit slices of tomato, 146 heads of 1 of salad oil and three gallons ol leone Cameras clicked continuou down chance to capture the histor tatives from the "Guiness Be ssons there to verifv USC's claim t was Those in Preston Dormitory leaned out their windows hun e ap eated "LOOKS MKK it's going t tl the spectator as the ham, salami bread. wall Not only was the largest b laid world's largest Coke- 364 gal treet sumed. I. A L! (KA ^ ' nam, ,,,v wimwiui was wring V mt iftfjWfTiJ - /ft H?' SSBII BRP jS iii ^^^^V^^^^CP^usHbHBIc ^^nl3r & yl w Swi oro" f | # # Jeff Sei< d 1 a sophomore journalism major i in eliminating one of the 12 cl Tuesday at the pie-eating contes rhe contest, part of Homecoming f University Union. Phil R< ijor from Florence, won first plat less than five minutes. iriA c atirl LJLAV OU11U Tt :es of provolone cheese, 5,500 chai ettuce, one and a half gallons ear. f red wine vinegar. W isly as photographers got a stan ic event on film. Represen- was ok of World Records" were T1 o world fame. blov had an excellent view as they its a igrily eyeing the food. and o be pretty good," said one Fi and cheese were piled on the also sandwich being made, the B> Ions -was ready to be con- in th cons built, spectators also got a Gre< Syf^B Gamecc campus < targets. Alt 1 Accoi WP * j manage Sumter MH& receive plaints ; h|HR tx)oks ) K#? uiaiuivi |p started.. * slowing M$//k SWA> JKgLHH larceny over ca which I there's cede it m thefts t del THE GAMECOCK o The S in aisle: the ston from Camden, the ful1 hocolate cream front of t at the Russell ' ; activities, was ?amPus a . . is a maz eed a senior ]3 entra :c uy utrvuuring Se rich in a i ice to join the festive mood t ith the windows taped, every J 4 - ?L I * - u ciose 10 me nerenci auto un knocked into the crowd. lose who paid 25 cents plotted f with a hammer to dent the c; dvice: "Eight front bumper.' Kill, kill, kill." nally the super sandwich wa sold to the famished crowd I include a drink from the worli r the end of an evening of dan* ic street, the quarter mile of umed. Many of those who att jn Street, went home "stuffc okstore i-offs 3roblem jne p:llison ck Staff Writer ihefts occur almost daily at id the two bookstores on are the most frequent *ding to E.A. Bailey, T rtf thp S f Rnrkstnrp r*n Street, his employees an average of six coma day from students whose lave been stolen or are . Two to three complaints en to the university police yver, only four complaints ?n received this semester ampus bookstore manager, anson. em to be buying a good brand new campus re books." Bailev said "A haunt for the rip-off artists to be the book-drop at House." thefts, according to Bailey, d more often before the fall t, but in an off and on . He said, "They've nowincreasing and are not down or stopping." n'SON SAID, "That type of (book thefts) is going on all mpus. It's just something is going to happen and nothing going to stop it." "ecognize the problem and o everything we can to it," Swanson says. Bailey and Swanson conis likely that most of the ake place at the Russell tore. ins Bailey cites are the layout of the stores' inand the number of emvorking the floor area. C. Bookstore is arranged s stretching the length of k, allowing employes to see length of an aisle from the the store. arrangement of the new bookstore in Russell House e of shelves and aisles with nces e SHOPLIFTING, Page 2 de J UlVVMI^lill^ IW UCill III ci one thought it was safe to til a section of the bumper their strategy before their ar. The crowd also offered ' "Smash the windshield." s nnisnea. me giant sut> or $1.50 a foot The price d's largest Coke ring. music and cavorting the super sandwich was ended the gala evening on Hi"