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Senator wc By JEFF LAGRONE Gamecock Staff Writer Sen. Tom Smith, D-FIorence, a candidate for lieutenant governor, told the USC Young Democrats Tuesday night he would like to "sell" South Carolina across the Smith, a former USC Young Democrat, said a lieutenant governor should symbolize where p V liic c 11 f o to itninrt !_!* * mo oiuiv 10 gvillg. lie UCOt'l IUCV1 !Jj \ South Carolina as a state lagging gSS&jl behind but beginning to catch up with the rest of the country. j|l " "We're still behind in terms of ga'K'.^ per capita income," Smith said. "We're still behind when we talk about the educational achievements of our students. Smitl We're still behind when we talk Carolin about the number of people in this sit o ? ..ii. n 1 ? * * ouuui Carolina wno nave a mooa 1 meaningful job." didates Power use wori A workshon on hou> t n imnmvo nnrtinn I- --- ? (" "'V v,'6,,,v clcctric power utilization in in- product dustry will be held at the College of energy Engineering Oct. 25 and 23. The workshop will provide in- Work: formation for plant managers and Shankle \A/-:j i wining is topic . . i a conierence on "Teaching j Writing in South Carolina: Issues, L Perspectives and Reactions" will g be held Oct. 22 at USC. " The conference, sponsored by v, the College of Education and the ^ English department, is open to all teachers and will examine practical jjap. ways to approach the teaching of writing. Gour For information contact Greta Grea D. Little of the English depart- nn*?n ment. P6" 1 -?? intrami Ping-P< DEADLINES FOR Women - Oct j Men - Nov | Come by roorr Blatt P.E. Ce Hours: 8:30-5:00 f AM r I ^ nts to 'sell' S. 5UVCIUU1. are proponents of the are opponents of the d B /|'pSfeta really think we are al ;? flfijk J the corner," he said. y Smith said industi britton andrew the gamecock The lieutenant go ought to be to assj i said a new mood in South development, said ! a politics would improve suggested giving b uation. He said this new incentives to loca s reflected in the six can- dustrialized regions o for governor and lieutenant offering tax exemptic kshop to be held ers on increasing plant engineer, is presiden ivity by lowering electric Engineering in Ralei? costs. Cost of the workshoj more information cor shop instructor Dr. A.T. M. Biedenbach at th \ a consulting electrical Engineering. /i8insi\ . Gourmet's Delight 0pcn 11 am ?y Hour4:30-7:00 Mon. -Sat. Disco op met Sandwiches Served Till 12 Midnight t Drinks - Nightly Entertainment. Dinner 1 Mon. -Fri. 11-2 a.m., Sat. 11-12 nightly I ural mg ! ENTRIES: . 26 . 2 , 1 AO I vZ writer | DSome Phone: Take [ wouh ~r ?* ?r r a / i 25th she c C. to rest < Smith recalled his ! Smith, "five when he handed c ERA. Five stickers in shopping c< eath penalty. 1960 Democrat ca a name for president, uth Carolina "I was scared to di as being 1960, but excited aboi ve fought the going on," he said, h and nail . ^^assc e careers. I I I wantkiv siimmv X)ut to round small coed camp i riding, tennis, rifler rialization is Camp Directors w le difficulties Wednesday, Octobei a. Through to LONGVIEW RIE le tax base I???????? he said, and . i I roomiM vernor's job vl fci 1 ^ st industrial ^ Ff?0 Smith. He ig business Ff0? te in unin- Confi f the state by v-onn >ns Preg bloo< Call 256-OK 1 Col t of Shankle 'h N C) is $100. For * itact Joseph e College of B||||||; : ...where l . for Lunch , ... V nlllhinia*c en at 4:30 unique | lingerie served shop..'" 2005 Beltline Time to r II k\ ( of us need a littlp mm-p h^ln u/i this young lady for example. Pre ionly attend the fashion show at at 5:30 p.m. not only would she i :ould have a nice meal and even i *n? ? capstone f ash Tuesday, Oct. >f country student days thought we were going to be able to mt bumper do things. Ours was the generation enters for the that was going to change things. nuiuuiu iur we naa a iook ot fippe about us." "After twelve years in the eath back in legislature the same two words ut what was still apply," said Smith. "I'm "I really scared but I'm excited." :k CAMP COUNSELORS. Male and female for lear Lexington, Ky. Instructors in horseback j y, canoeing, sailing, swimming, arts and crafts. a ill be in Placement Office in Leiber College r 26 from 3:00-4:00 p.m. Or write for application )ING CAMP, Stamping Ground, Ky. 40379. n WOmEN'S SERVICES Pregnancy Testing Abortion Referral to dential fTledical Facilities nancy can be detected by j i test before missing period 18 2009 Hampton St. lumbla, S.C. 292Q4 .. ^Ajs&- -^gpP#PSfi ingerie's more exciting! 1 V 01 - i rxaiement a nde er Boulevard i Blvd. / Plaza 738-9370 vaiiu c. 0 th our wardrobe than others. ^ ;tty sad, right? Well, if she [ Capstone Cafeteria on October improve her appearance, but | a crack at the door prizes. I ion Show 1 25 at 5:30 |