Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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' B * By JANE SHEALY Gamecock Staff Write! and MARK J. LUNDGRE News Editor The road from Washington, D. C. is j .jimmy warier is Southerner who has m Last night, James poet-in-residence, read Strength of Fields" < inauguration ceremoni Carter at Washing! Center. "I like to think my Carter's inauguration i interest in the arts," D interview Monday. H ? i ? n .. i. pi CaCUldUUU iu rvuuci reading at John inauguration. "I cannot say it w popularity, but it wi notoriety," Dickey presentation. Any 0] reading of his oriein; ceremonies would be < the stimulating effect reading will have, a obvious recognition of he said. i H alt? From Page 1 research, critical ten experiments, police an< operations and universit he said, will stay at th degree level. The heating in most buildings is centrally cor i ? ^ _ lempeicuures were ret mediately. In buildings heat is independent < control, tenants were as their thermostats at 60 "WE ARE going to co the maximum to sa^ Patterson said. "I regr convenience to studi faculty but they will hi Thursday to plan for the I urge them to use the Thursday, since it will b< well." Patterson is ent students to go home weekend. Dormitories open, but all other bu campus will be closed. Brunton said the switch from gas to oil wa SCE&G late Tuesday The company was hav into its reserve gas Rrunton said. UNIVERSITY FOWl were converted to oil Each boiler has a reser large enough to supply "a day or so," Brunton When running on ! ?r. Dicki goes ashinfft< o USC's recogni r also be increas< "The ways fascinating to p N the way of the fu a glimmer of e: "Suddenly the the South to become Souths a long one, and evident in the e not the only The social an ade the trip. America has al Dickey, USC's the North, Dicl I his poem "The presidency is "j luring the pre- thing around." es for President Dickey, a nati ton's Kennedy area, has knowr "I knew him participation in staienouse in f will stimulate an governor of Gee ickey said in an the Atlanta prei e compared his the film mad? t Frost's poetry Dickey's first n F. Kennedy's completed th< "The Zodiac ill increase my of "Jerico,"a < 11 increase my and illustration said of his Dickey has I ^position to the years. "I get 50 al poem at the positions," he s overwhelmed by down. on the arts the "This is a pla nd by Carter's not be bother* arts in America, pleasant place t home on Lak iperature university power plai d security 24,000 gallons, the eqi y housing, three tank cars, per da e 60 to 65 "We have made arr university for a couple of tank cars itrolled, so said. Edwin A. Sh< iuced im- university manager of I where the Systems Planning, s \f nnnfrol torrihlo tpuinn tn nat r #B VVtlWl Ul VV1 t ik/*V W JII15 tv 5^1 V ked to set everyone wants it." degrees. Shelley said he did operate to when the university wil /e fuel," to natural gas. et the inents and BltUNTON SAID if ave all of trend expected for the weekend. does not occur "we'll library on same position we're nc i closed as he did not know if the would have to close for roui aging The National Weather for the the Columbia Metropoli will stay forecasts warmer tei ildings on for Sunday. "The whole thing is requestto temperature," Brunton s made by fact that this is so ui afternoon. don't know if it cou ing to cut again. It is out of our supplies, USC last closed CR plants emergency four years y*?terday. heavy snow fell, Brunt< ve oil tank power plants last had power for verted to oil in 1971, * said. was "a gas shortage or oMr the problem," he said. ey to on ition and notoriety will id, Dickey said. of the South are eople, and the South is ture," Dickey said with xcitement in his eyes. whole country , has conscious, and this is lection of Jimmy." d political structure of ways been weighted to tey said, but Carter's ?oing to turn the whole _/?Al A Al 1 - /I ive 01 me miania, ua., i Carter for some time. when he was in the Atlanta," he said. As >rgia, Carter attended mier of "Deliverance," s in 1972, based on lovel. Dickey recently a book-length poem " and is also the author combination of poetry C* inrf 4- V* J UCpiLllllg IIIC OUlilll. :>een at USC for nine offers a week for other aid. He turns them all ce where I can live and Hi," he said. "It's a o work." Dickey has a e Katherine outside its require ALL. UNI nivalent of facilities ex ly cafeteria will serving hours angements 4:30 to 7 p.r Brunton there. Food eiley Jr., Sunday at Ca Cnergy and Class time aid. "It's rlosine will nr >il because by the studei Campbell sail not know 1 shift back Saturday's be played as s in the Colisei a warming weekend Governor . be in the Tuesday ca >w in," and Carolinians t< university conserving 1 : ^ more (lays, serious reuuc Service at across the stt tan Airport cold weather nperatures Last wee everyone to t tied to the down to 68 said. "The natural gas nusual, we areas of the id happen couraged S< hands." avoid any nahirul Kuc t IIUVMI M? ^ for an ago, when Proven er m said. Its methods, lib to be con- necessary lij vtaen there and using h< equipment Httle as possi Edwards. ; ^k At > Jw^^S , - titem* jf M Columbia and a hor Island on the coast. "My library is here here," Dickey said, "I go casting about." T ~ 1_ r\! _ ? WLTK uicKey screenplay for his r Bullard" to War producers of the mov [VERSITY dining cept the Capstone li be closed. Normal ( , 7 a.m. to 2 p.m. and n. will b? observed also will be served v pstone. c missed during the u )t have to be made up b nts, Dean James B. s d. C DasKetDaii game will v cheduled at 4:10 p.m. s im. t r James B. Edwards lied on all South S a immediately begin t energy because of C tions in fuel supplies V ite as a result of the I k Edwards urged ^ urn their thermostats J1 degrees because of shortages in some r > state. He also en- r >uth Carolinians to r unnecessary use of ;lectricity and fuel oil. ' lergy conservation l] ^e turning off un- I ?hts and appliances 1 at water heaters as s ble, were stressed by BlBb ^ jgdfl .j?N . "sBbh 0' .'"""-v "-: "^-o^"--:--.^ -" ne on Pawley's The film southern s and my files are much of < wouldn't want to the char; Bullard lil turned in thr? mill eirls lew film "Gene the film c< ner Brothers, into action ie. of murder Bill allow trial by p< ? _ . I A It.T I? A I 1WT d iamecock Staff Writer Sorority and fraternity tribunals /ill hear cases involving Greek lub members who break niversity rules under the charter >ill rtQccorl hv fho enate The Student Organization bartering Commission (SOCC) ^as set up in the fall to govern tudent organizations. Its charering bill was amended Wedlesday. "The changes from the original IOCC bill were only minor echnicalities," said Student Jovernment (SG) president, Dave Vilsford. The Interfraternity Council, the 'anhellenic Council and the National I'anhellenic Council, each ?f the three (ireek letter governing >odies on campus, will be epresented on three seven 4M;u..Mnin Hvllll/tl U11MAII.II> 1 lit JvC'VtMl nembers and two alternates will >e elected to one-year terms, "hey may be reelected. A prosecutor will l>e elected or ippointed for the same term, ncident reports will be submitted o the prosecutor ami the dean of tudents Prccedures of the tribunal will >e in compliance with SOCC s llil Jose Lopez TH i is the story of a si heriff who doesn't1 my thing. Dickey acter as "lacka< <es to "fool arourn he said . The h 3mes when Billiard when confronted t ers who take over s Gre< ;ers ffuidplinps and Reform Bill, general will hearings to itu government's ri Tribunal deci pealed to the S( The tribunal prosecutor will judicial trainin sessions are des member that p judicial court : skills. James Henn hellenic Council approves the ne> said having (irei before their pe< derstanding wav problems. i ieei mat receive a fairer before their o I xyster. presider hellenic Counci the amendment i suited for the oi .John Benson, ] Interfraternity ( feel the new am in that it make tribunals to use, with both ways ment) was technicality as cerned." \ H mm IE GAMECOCK nail-town, want to do described daisical." i with the ighiight of I is forced >y a group the town. / eks the SG Judicial The SG attorney he present at lintain the student ghts. sions mav be ap3CC justices and the be trained at a g session. The igned to give each participates in the system the same /. National Pan president, said he amendment. He t'k offenders heard ^rs is a more un' to handle judicial offenders would trial being heard vm rtllll it of the USC Pan1 said. "The way reads now is better "fenders." president of USC's Council said "We icndment is better s us put our own but we were happy It (the amendjust a minor far as we're con