Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Budget-?^ WUSC station manager, Andy Ellis, said their $754 decrease will affect its broadcasting quality. "We can make it on the money that we have with the exception of equipment purchases," he said. WTJSC needs testing equipment in addition to emergency funds "in case something blows up," Ellis said. "It's very hard to compare this year 10 inis coming year. We got cut a lot worse last year. Frankly, I'm not that upset about this year's cut." Had the cut occurred last year, though, he said he would have been "furious" because the TheC STO fTlore the EDEC f l\hh DOOR "Coming fl 1 FLASH 1 ii page 3 station was preparing to convert to FM broadcasting. The Garnet and Black yearbook took a $1,112 budget cut for next year. Its advertising budget, however, increased by $7,500. Jan Price, next year's editor, said some staff members' salaries had to be decreased to compensate for the allocations decrease. mgni now, ra say we're okay," Price said. She said some photo dryers in the yearbook's office blew up and had to be replaced. "I'd rather have more money than we need and turn it back over at the end of the year," Price said. The Pircxt a lapital Co pres< NEYBRI >n 'Just flnothe Progressive < Thurs. ? I Friday ? I Sat. ? m BttKTH 9 p.m. u n did is ttractions" I BACK he Capital Ca 1901 Assembl < Student se By JAN EASTERLING Gamecock Staff Writer The student senate last m government budget, which w The money left from this yt into the Student Allocations C given back to student groups The senate voted to leave supenu ai 91 ior tne year. ' stipend at $1 to keep people office so we could eliminate it said. "We would defeat our p salary to $500." he said. The SG president's salary with the vice president receivi $1,200, the attorney general e's Cove t bana fT ?nts FINCH r Band* lountry and Good ol* f Hay 12tl FDojl 13t ay 14th URS. i nm.. .r sion fTlay 11 luy bona motoi y 252-950 snate app ?ek passed the student ill take effect July 1. ;ar's funds will go back Commission funds to be the elected secretary's 'We originally set the irom running for the Sen. Jonathan Bryan iirpose if we raised the will remain at $1,900, ng $1,300, the treasurer $800 and the assistant lotor In BflNI tock 'n* Rc 1 h m i HltjH -23.C 19, 20 & 26, 27 & : r Inn 1 roves SG bu< attorney general $500. The chief justice of the supreme c $200 again this year, with the ch campus court getting $100. The SG contingency fund this year of the SG budget, which amounts to; Joe Hungate said. The contingency was five per cent or an amount slig The president can ask senate for needed. The two full-time office secretai raises, ana tneir total salary will Telephone service in the SG offic< local lines, one long distance lin phones, six extensions and one crisis sponsors, will cost $2,439.36. Postaf 1 SG ofj confin 2 sens ^ defenc By JAN EASTEI uamecock stall ' In a closed sessi supreme court I M junction made bj Paluch and Wayr the student inauguration of t officers schedule* THE COURT al Mary Henry ar senators-elect fr< quadrangle, a ct evidence to show Hi in that area shot out. A tempoi against their ta made by the ^our that area is bei Wanda King, a v for one c the se; The campus weeks ?go that valid in the quad alleged that sh< wror; informati wag3 a write-in < King said she office to file, but could do is wag< paign for seat or the only vacant extended the filii r March 24 until 1 but the extensic approved by William H. Patt< However, Mj allowed to file lai and her name ballot for seat o peared on the be Henry won sea won seat two or paign. The court will Ferrel 14 days to "If after 14 day presented eviden will become pei Q1 seats will becor Zm I Russell Putnam Court .lnstipp " * fv come after exan Today's p; last for sei Today's edi I Gamecock is the 1 I semester. I The Gameco< | publication for i 1 wii i I* iililw 1111 a June 16. iget :ourt will receivc ief judge of the will be 3 per cent about $1,000, Sen. for the past year jhtly over $2,400. more money if rim: Will rn^oiim > ?? ** I VWITC be about $6,000. i, including four e, 10 six-button i line that the SG ;e will cost $300. ficers med; itors i seats tLING Writer ion Thursday, the denied an in' students Kenny le Brooks to stop government he newly elected til for Monday. so decided to give id Beth Ferrel, am the women's lance to present why the elections ild not be thrown ary injunction iking office was t. The election in ng contested by /rite-in candidate ats. court ruled two the election was Irangle, but King * was given the on for which to campaign. went to the SG was told all she ; a write-in camte, because it was seat. Senate had ig deadline from Friday March 25, >n had not been USC President irson. iry Henry was ter the same day, appeared in the ne. No name apillot for seat two. t one, and Ferrel i a write-in camallow Henry and present evidence, s they have not ice, the injunction rmanent and the ne vacant," said , chief Supreme Our opinion will is." hp siiirf aper nester tion of The last for the spring :k will resume the summer on