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Oil may be found By DIANNK POSTON se< (iamctock Staff Writer "E arr Off-shore oil may be found in sedimentary rock I formations off (he coast of South Carolina in what is hie known as the Georgia Embayment, according lo an Clyde II. Moore, director of the Department of tal Ceology at Louisiana State University. The rock formations off South Carolina's coast compare to other rock formations found in an area off sei the coast of New Jersey known as the Baltimore ( ' tui^wM. ? i ivov p\M\?uo, ^CUUIIUIUU V lUl'lt I III 111*11 ions on could hold resevoirs of much needed crudc oil. ha off "i)i<n.i.i\(? or riii: <.i:oiu.i\ kmhavmknt ho depends upon (he results of the Baltimore Canyon sai drilling, which is to start early next year," Moore / said. he ...V VUPM'. |/v?mn^ VIV?MII till I'll V>VII Iclllgf?) WClWlTfl itH Applications due p**??' by M arch J USC lias announced a preferential application date of Jggffg March 1, 1978, for students interested in housing and financial aid for the 1978 fall term. t] Any admissions applications received aftre that date will be processed for admission with no assurance that cither housing or financial aid will be available. Any student interested in competing for an academic scholarship must complete both an application for admission and a scnoiarsnip application no later than Feb. 1, 1978. The last date to apply for admission for the fall term is Aug. 1. USC anthropologist to discuss sex, savages USC anthropologist Dr. Karl jg lleider will discuss "Sex and Freud in the New Guinea Highlands" in a xrp psychology colloquium Nov. 1 at 4 / n< in inc !>.? ~I1 -i_l_ p. Ill ill I I'UUI 1UJ, DUIIIWCII LI1 (ollege. 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USC, ' Columbia, S C., 29708 Subscription rates are $4 per semester and S2 for the summer sessions __ m i Third class postaqe paid at Columbia. I II 4 off S.C. coast /en and ten-million dollars, said Mo* veryday of continued drilling costs a tremen< lont of money." .loore said Chevron and Mobil oil companies Iding for drilling rights in the Baltimore Car >a. Bids for the Georgia Embaymcnt have yet I ;en. lOOHK MADK his comments at a recent geo ninar at I SC. )n the Atlantic coast, only three primary lling sites exist. These are the Georgia ymviii, me Diiuiiiiure vanyon ana v.eorges v. the coast of Massachusetts. Other drilling s vever, may stem from these primary areas d. U present no oil wells are in the Atlantic ()< ause the water is too deep for present dril hnology. 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