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Ford Campaigning for the and in the battle for vc stands on issues has b One such issue is cr Post, on April 25, 1975 School: "Hardly a day f call for a massive cracl infinitely more comple: not proven effective in 1 style. We need a precise But in Miami the othe ponce cnieis that in t ministration he would shroud of fear caused "We hear more about LSI I CI I I To the Editor: This letter is in respc article in the Gamecock 4, 1976: "Ford Should Firstly, the Honorable 5 Agriculture, Mr. Earl I be promoted within Administration in liei fired. Moreover. I congratulate Mr. Bu perception of so-calle people. After all wh loose p?-?; who in the want to wear tight sh< personally don't want ? to take a shit! I v venture to say that himself would like loos< a warm place to shit, tight p?, perhaps he si with his wife. It is a well-known fa< called "colored" comr the Ford Administratic and obviously insensit needs of "coloreds," E all other indigent folk; The Ford football tea variably used the veto all programs that dire indirectly attected mine (so-called colored and view the racist slur of 01 able Secretary of Agric Karl Butz, as a refl accurate representati* Ifc rrin I ?*? III t presidency has turned malicious, >tes clarification of the candidates' een ignored. ime. According to the Washington , Gerald Ford spoke at Yale Law >asses when some politician does not kdown on crime, but the problem is x than that. Such an approach has he long haul, it is not the American and effective solution," he said, r day, Ford promised an audience of he first 100 days of his new ad lead a crusade to tear away the by crime in America. the rights of juvenile offenders than nr> ~lc ess about philosophy of the Administration. >nse to your ; on October _ Fire Butz." personally can iecretarv of wnere Mr' Butz is C01 )utz, should !f certainly a rat coloreds really sec alh0 S of such integrity run l important branch of it/ on his government and telli itz on nis thinks u ig j co ored unquestionable hone he? wodd ?licit candor of Mr >es?; and I i cold place Now, if for political vould even Ford should fire Mr. Mr. Butz just be replaced b shoes and educated and well-bn As for the i _ _ __ _ , , , . I l./l- J ~ iouia cneck wc //v/cwun //) TDtf/A/fr YOO M/*// fflWS fa A/SaosvffS ffo; :t in the so CM7EK $/V6 F0# nunity that ?/fcA> ?/f/i in is highly /?/9W<V/AtfP /} ft ive to the Hacks, and 5 out here. m has in- fiiijta hatchet on igWV ctly and-or II? i ?rity groups W r* , others). 1 j ^ jr good and 1 \ ? ulture, Mr. 1\ 1 ection and > on of the j I ne is de ' " ?r ?1_ a __ . r it. _ * ?t auum me ngnis 01 meir victims,'' he si cent of all violent crime is now perpetn they are big enough to commit crime a are big enough to be punished by soci Ford never gave a source for his ii asked scholars of juvenile delinquency Uniform Crime Reports he would have frequent juvenile offenses are larceny, home and burglary, not violent crim against persons represent only three pe arrests. However, these facts aside, why hasn' promised already? He has been in of have accomplished his purpose. Why \* Ford did acknowledge to the chiefs thi i ^ cp J j | ^^m\\ . 111 iuii \mmgj? Butz' remar entire Ford with the identical type sensitivity, the same bigot same prejudices. i appreciate Why fire Mr. Butz? Sui tiling from ; it Ford administration realis ity that us there are approximate i a white man million mnro whlto a v lillltv nlllUlkl ning such an share the position of Mr the Federal Please don't fire the man; ing it like he we "coloreds" know just w like the is coming from. >sty and exButz. WILLIE YOUMA I reasons Mr. public health gi Butz, he will by another ?d white man 05 Mo&M/h j swfcts cuse a own* Vtci/fL JuewA mr rtfd, JI , ?" * far# 7#C Abt/Sf, St/M? m~3> v aimss //wr GVt/wJ's&n//cf #r JVM WM7?b 0MW- S7</9, /ASM/&f fD #00 VMl/UMS //MM /?fw/?s&77? <$r W &y/fo I ?. c. <v/77tf *//!Stf//V6 linqi aid. "Forty-five per ated by juveniles. If igainst society, they iety." formation. Had he or looked at the FBI found that the most running away from e. Serious offenses r cent of all juvenile t Ford done what he live lung Cliuugu IU rait until next year? it lack of jobs might IJWTO I VI KJ To the Ed " The lette of The Gar (Sept. 20) < the quality has been lc Women mi bodies. Eq very mean Morris can j|a- be pregnai HL get pregna Hralj| of self-dete ks G I AAlchtyTri of non- I New* Ei :ry, and | V-OIIII iric Asst. New: e'y "ie GeneGa ses that Photo e sly 150 ans who ** ? . Editorial Pa Butz. at least here he E GAM*< subicct and Pseudonym* circum*tan? mailing addr standing and ?? 0ur *p*ce " iINoJK. Columbia. 5 'actuate 1/? ft>7?/> WUr 77) }'wrw wme v/t/Afy F?&0 /A7 / SMl/CX /? s <A//)asr s/jMj, 'W ttl?7E& M TMr ///s ///#/. /r/s U/4S f B B ^ M ^4 * a wcriivy bear some relation to teenage cri: He continued to politicize the trut said, "the law-abiding citizens of Ui deprived of the right to have fireari Dozens of gun control bills were inti year. One was Ford's. None wou] abiding citizen's from possessing objectives were to ban the manufac and require registration of all gur It is apparent from these stfi following the sentiment of the an paigning, not his own convictions. I not observed the massive sentin control. If he did Americans wcul< fear. The Gamecc Opinio re on aboi itor: r on abortion by Lowell William Rosi necock was a fine rebuttal to the ed opposing abortion; however, with fi\ of life possessed by a fetus, it is pos >st. The real issue in abortion is not I List have the right to determine wh luality in education, pay sclaes an< ingful if women's bodies are contro i afford the luxury of opposing aborti it. Margaret Sanger once made the nt while men make the laws. It is ar rmination should be granted to only iAMEOC George Morns Editor marchi 0,,0r Bob King Ad Manager Thrift i Editor Alyce Koima tllard Copv DeSk Chief ditor Marguerite Ryan litaVer Graduate Assistant ge Editor :OCK welcomes letters from its renders. Letter! a maximum of 300 words. They must be signed or other aliases will not be used, but the writ ps warrant. To assist us in verifying he identify < ess and a telephone number where you can be major; also We reserve the rioht to edit ail i?m?i nutations Address: Campus Opinion. The ( C. 29301 $>0A&/n/?A/ Ms j /rrt 7&> & W GW> <ynex, I ffrtf/vao v//u& ///s fl&A/t/r \7W?/m0n& ?r utsr /?rm 7m/>, ///S Sffl/SffC/?78> '/) t/r7ttE?) # SOTTftrt/V/, Mrruf Uw3ma?... /u MMM75K MY t&M'b /njty/flftn #&?#/?/&> 7?/rtrrf*,y iLt, \ r me. h in Mississippi when he lis country should not be ms in their possession." roduced in Congress last Id have prevented lawfirearms. Their main :ture of cheap handguns is. itements that Ford is ja in which he is camt is a shame that he has nent in favor nf primp i be less shrouded with >ck m rtion s, Jr. in the Sept. 30 issue itorial by George Morris re paragraphs devoted to sible that the main point the fetus but the woman, at happens to their own d job opportunities isn't lied bv thp n?w<ro ^ ion because he will never observation that women l absurdity that the right half the population. ANN D. GROVER social work graduate tckH Billy Baker sports editor Mitch Sherwood Sally Wilson Asst Sports Editors , Chuck Cromer Entertainment Editor . t i should be limited to a single with the writer's true name, er's name will be withheld if >i wriieri, please include your reached Please include cla?$ r?, not for content, but to meet j Gamecock, Drawer A, USC. t' 7D TELL U*f7m? ft &&r7avs. frruf, ^ U//U wcueni- MU'WKf/W Gfrw aw &r f AM fie7V?AJ Y<w rz> y/fa, /v#/y tMm/tA/I f) }