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Gamecocl ads k classified \ work m . ? : . -4. -tu i ii: ' .'r Special handle smm (SO -yi .. . Becaus you to lool Show off seersuckei \ print. Poly-cottoi ,vv\ - IY. v.. J unit at S< s annoyai =? vcvmrpfVfl ??8gS0[ I. ^ OF CALIFORNIA ?e you're worth it! And v\ k your best for the sun-: your golden tan in this * trimmed in dainty Red i in sizes 3 to 13 ... \onmainy DOWNTOV* \ RICHLANI \ DUTCH SQ < > . V ? S* h. >uthern B ice phone By BREN1 Gamecock Rpinff nvu prank telep person wis phone into But Chai noyance Ca Telephone; ^ there is ai ckl prank phon "Slammii what they said. "It le perturbed." "Annoyar \ which the trying to ai I Tho pallc fa harassing, threatening Harassin rg Want cent of rep e wain They are season. made by White Children, ir flower types of ca when schot Twenty j cans are 01 are bomb M threatening The victi: mostly wor annoyance The phoi identificatii the calls. 1 calling tirr tronic devi by cards. " harasser b< continue," Annoyan reported to (Southern forwarded Unit. The complaint i vestigator i If the c action is t? The pi vestigators tkt phone for reports. Th the date t ) MALL frequency caller's woi UARE >f any bi present. T1 asked for p "Nine o harasser k calling," N In hand campus p< telephone Police Chie person wh< call arid complaint warrant foi iviciXHKi sa Complaii when pe telephone < ?*"J"" said. k P?hc ^ complaints contact u; *necause JUm* x% are usualI> . investigate It occur. Cor tlme" ten ; calls V DA EASTERLING Staff Writer akened at 2 a.m. by a ViAnn nnllA?* . iiviiv vaiici utll lililKC U h he could slam the the caller's face. -lie Moss of the Anil Unit at Southern Bell ind Telegraph Co. says lother way to handle e calls. ig the phone down is want to hear," Moss ts them know you are ice calls are those in caller is maliciously nnoy you," Moss said. II into three categories: ( obscene and g calls make up 70 per 'I >orted annoyance calls. | ?vi j guiici ui uiiu dir 'l people of all ages. 1 particular, make these lis during the summer )1 is out, Moss said. 3er cent of annoyance ascene, and 10 per cent threats or generally [ calls, Moss said. ms of obscene calls are nen. Menseldom report calls, he said. ne company uses line on equipment to trace telephone numbers and les are printed. Elecces print on computer 'Chances are good of a einc caiicht if th#> mIIc Moss said. ce calls should be i the business office at Bell. Information is to the Annoyance Call person making the is contacted by an inkvithin 24 hours. all is a bomb threat, ?ken immediately. lone company ininterview persons by complete complaint te complainant is asked ho nolle Jiv v.aiu ucgail, UlUir and regularity, the rds, the caller's sex and ickground noise was le complainant is also K>tential suspects. ut of 10 times, the nows the person he is loss said. ling annoyance calls, )lice work through the company, Campus f Daniel McLeod said. A o receives a disturbing rPW\r^C if f'lln * ? ?v|wi to ai una wil a form and signs a the arrest of the caller, id. nts are handled sooner irsons contact the company directly, Moss jdents have been going e department with their i. but WP nrofpr thnm tr\ s directly," he said, annoyance phone calls ' temporary, we need to them as soon as they itacting us first saves