University of South Carolina Libraries
Senate runoffs JL JLJULJL 0Uaj i1 MONDA !; Guadala i K@g. ;| h* |j 2631 I Bring th I ********* jf WATCH *0R BESR-BC POR 'JSC STUDEN J. ??7f \Y IiBOVU Student rates in Mon-FVi till 6F^. >f SAT-SUN SPECUL: when Red Hesd Pin ^ position snd win H 4 STAR LANES BC ^ (Adjoining I I ^921 Assembly St. 8j All you From 5 p.m. EVERT TU Spaghott Served with < EVERY Wl GFISH $ Served with Fren Grecia $w South Beltline Dentsvillo C By JOHNNY UOTT Gamecock Staff Writer Computer printouts listing thf names of eligible voters for thf Student Government (SG) Senate elections were lost last week, causing the elections to be rescheduled for Thursday, ac cording to the SG election chairman. John Kapinos, election chairman, said that along with ballot boxes and other election material, thA nrintAiifc worn loff in on Or wav |#tiiivvuKJ TWA V AV&V ill Oil UU J storage area at the Russell House. The SG was moving some of its materials into the office when the printouts were lost. According to Kapinos, SG YSPECIAL hard $2.05 $2.60 ; ?Gb8 DEVINE is Coupon ; [" 1 '0C.IE-30WL SPECIAL * ! ! ITS ONLY": W I j ora BGWUNC 4 i i EVilT DAY AT * ! STAR LANES J H I game oass! 7^* 1 ! )WLING CENTER ,J ? Gorolina Inn) . |j@ 799-04 > 8 jf H ?\ can eat until closing ICS. MIGHT < $1.59 Grecian bread. IB. NIGHT (2.09 ch fries, cole slow, n bread. ^ai'C 18BH" BIG BW RESTAURANTS Charleston Hwy. Dutch Square ibbiwi in?afu secretary CaroIyn League forgot to tell the clean-up crew not to discard the printouts. I 5 "CAROLYN TOLD THEM what i was to be thrown away/' Kapinos , said. "But it was through no fault i of her own." The printouts were not missed - until Tuesday, two days before the runoffs were scheduled. The USC Computer Services will have copies of the printouts Wednesday. r Kapinos said he sees no major problems in the delay. "It will give ' the candidates some additional time to campaign.'* he said. THE RUNOFFS are scheduled \ OSCAF I I I J A One I R s< J LIMIT-: j Coupon ! expires on | 10-23-76 Piggl 3 Pkc % !; Ait t i pig i I (Aero S5 . 3 C 3 CSS - ! IB 'BBBBBHhMB w3nfinRSS3nsB33BG wwil I* AiMiaiBMBaiMi for the Nursing, Engineering and Humanities-Social Science Drecincts. Runoffs at Columbia Hall were held Friday, despite the fact that eligible voters were on the printout. Kapinos said that room keys were checked to verify the voters. In that runoff for one senate seat, Bobby Harrell defeated Don Rickenbacker. The polls will be open from 9 a.m. until 6 p.m. Thursday in the A2 11 * 1- A respective cuiiegus 01 eacn senate seat. Students must bring with them a valid ID and a fee recoipt to be eligible to vote for the candidate in that particular college. fMAYiR~FR Beef or Regular Pound Package Fo eguiar Price$ 129 ec ave 40 * 2 Pkg. With This < PLUS IAI! I i _ a rv v* y vviggiy noT uuu j. for *1.00 his and more bargains ?GLY WIGG Rnco\A/onrJ Rri\/n I&UUU ?l UVU h/ I I V W I ss from Twilite Lou ITTl *Y'Tb[ * [ adn 1 aS^raHHHB HK111JI if.17A Reactio it ) r< ?? ?- * w r iuiii rage i Pitts said he does not see any punitive action as a result. Mosley will be hurt by the incident, he said, but the senate's ' credibility won't be affected because, "I don't think the senate has any credibility." Felicia Mitchell, chairman of the finance committee, said she ^ doesn't think the affair will have any effect on SG as a whole, but will give the students reason to have apathy. Mitchell said that Mosley may lose some credibility, but she is unsure if the senate will. ANKS ] 1 C) s r 89* S ich |j I I Coupon | ?, I 1 Buns ii a i at I OPEN [ n I W SUNDAY I L ' 9:00 A.M. J to ii inge) 7:00P.M. | 1 *) l"i 33^1 HWiiMWgffBM I)