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NORM By STEPHEN B. DAVIS Gamecock Staff Writer Efforts to decriminalize mariji South Carolina through the form) Reform of Marijuana Laws (NO Pete Popejoy, a USC graduate this campus. He said USC NOR Student Organization Chartering i 1 miu ik: uiu iiul see any proDieins u Hie U.S. District Court for th< February 1976 that students at protected right" to form a NOP Citadel to extend to NORML the recognized campus organization directory and access to the scho Popejoy said USC NORML wil decriminalization, "but will after many advantages of marijuana i will be to inform the academi legislation concerning marijuana policies of NORML." Popejoy was one of three USC steering committee. As Coordinat getting students at all of the state Popejoy said he will be sending this summer with information atx response will be favorable. TWO OTHER USC STUDENTS steering committee. Wayne Broo was appointed Columbia coord majoring in psychology, was apf "Hie first state meeting of NORA Pitts, an Allendale attorney and meeting will be held July 9 in C< State chapters have found the fluential in getting support for dec Hr ?BB5SaB^^B99Fji # Pre-Washed Denim J Heavy Denim, Reg. Straight Leg or Boot Sizes 25 to 50 Cordu; Boot Cut or Straight L ! Golf Shirts Belts Wallets Also Large Selection Khakis, Painters P* Almost Anything imF J n BRITCH CORNER OF LADY i MUE LEV IS Seven Oaks Shopp on St. Andrews Roa( LA national r started In Si iana possesion are being orgf ation of National Organizatioi >RML) on college campuses, f student, is organizing the el ML hopes to get a charter f ; Commission this summer, i getting the charter, e District of South Carolina the Citadel have a "constiti uvil. cnapter. me court orck ; same privileges it extends s, including a listing in the ol's facilities. 1 not serve as a legislative 1< npt to make the campus awai eform. The purpose of USC ] c community of state and i reform and to actively sup] students appointed to S.C. N< or of Students, he will be in cl i's colleges to rprm campus d \ letters to other colleges in tl >ut starting chapters. He beli< were also appointed to SC N< ks, a senior majoring in jour inator. Dave Adair, a sop minted USC coordinator. 1L was held in Sumter in Apri I a state coordinator, said tl alumbia. college chapters to be the r TiminaUxatioo laws, Pitts sal ean Cut-offs by Bell, Wide Bell, fg Cut by iWI roy Bells, IB eg by by ^ of Jeans by Lee and H.I ints, Printed T Shirts, LEVYS ind m [ES BREW W & ASSEMBLY STREE' \ND JEAN 8TATIO ingCtr. Phone 772-6657 i Next to Allied Chemica marijuana refon )ufh Carolina, L more people we Hopefully, if the colleges to form mized in P***8 they i for the a?d other profess: NORM!, hns fc fforts on marijuana. Decri rom the civil penalties for Popejoy "USE NORML vices," Popejoy s ruled in conduct educatioi itionally would offer to he ired the assist them in e<j to other student POPEJOY SA1 believes in a persi )bby for to smoke should I e of the said Popejoy. VORML USC NORML pi federal speak on decrimi port the marijuana prop "Assassins of Y 3RMI/s marijuana contri large of marijuana," he s haptens. SC NORML co< he state marijuana reforr eves the prepare for next Pope joy said se difficult "becaus DRML's Southern states h -nalism decriminalize mi homore S.C. NORML 1 marijuana decrir I. Lewis Mississippi bee tie next marijuana offens eliminates aires nost in- ^ ounce of mai d. "The traffic ticket-like *E1K5 - fl| V wB ^ '' jMf'-~"^ V Ifyk* 'fl^^^H^-l.-i--rr .'i''ri , _ ciim? wane ?1! 1 ?L pfir ^sz.sp. * S. or ! WF.'VF! Mm 'f|j j Same booh rc i clothes, gifts i All at a new n lobbying orj ISC chapter so have working for us, the i USC chapter is charter* chapters." will seek doctors, lawyers, lonal people to take an activ iunded in 1970 to lobby fa iminalization means the re private possession of marij plans to offer its service aid. "We'd like to get the n tal programs in the resident Id them net the nrnirrnm* lucating residents." ID NORML does not en< hi's right to do it. "It is a vi< >e constitutionally protecte ans to bring NORML reprei nalization. Pope joy said h aganda films including outh." "These films sho ibuted to people's ignorar ^aid. >rdinators agree that it is \ n bills this year in the St year's session. eking legislative approval c ^ VI vi iv ovaic o UMU)Q YtJ ad been predicted by NOR irijuana. was encouraged by Missi ninalization laws. ame the first southern sta es. Governor Cliff Finch i t and jail provisions for fin -ijuana. Under the new lav citation and will face a $100 Hmatti place sumr has "crai /"ED! :s, and paraphernalia . location in Five Poin fasten. janlzation got* mks charter. better our efforts will be. jd, it will influence other law enforcement officials ? part in the group. r the decriminalization of moval of all criminal and uana for personal use. s to Residential Life Serisidence life staff people to 2e halls cm pot smoking. We off the ground and would courage smoking pot but ctimless crime. One's right d as his right to privacy," tentative* to the campus to e also hopes to show anti"Reefer Madness" and w how the myths about ice of the real effects of too late to seek passage of ate Legislature. They will >f marijuana reform will be itive politics." All of the ML to be the last states to issippi's recently enacted ite to decriminalize minor signed a bill April 15 that st time possession of up to v, violators will be given a to $250 civil fine. the owner of this ress didn't find a ; to live for the ner, ne ai least a place to sh." tffjB Ia! B [gfj tativeptc. Med dept. acting head named Dr. George H. Bunch Jr. has been appointed acting chairman of the Department of Surgery in the School of Medicine at the University of South Carolina effective June 1. Bunch, who has been in the private practice of general, thoracic and cardiovascular surgery in Columbia since 1949, has also been appointed clinical professor of surgery in the school. Bunch will serve as acting chairman of the surgery department while a search continues for a permanent chairman. Dr. Ralph G. DePalma, whose appointment as chairman was announced in February, subsequently decided not to take the post. PHONK 796-IS0O * 1 SSmER * PEWLETW STS. COLUMBIA, S.C. I Yes! 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