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Gubernatori 5 |uaiciary in IK I.OKK.UNK (AIJ.ISON dign (iiiinrcock Staff Writer peoj t hei Power must be returned to the pow people, said Sen. Tom Turnipseed in a speech Wednesday in the Law Tl School Auditorium. legii "We can govern ourselves of- one feetively," said Turnipseed. "We said are not helpless if we work folio together." Turnipseed, ;i state stitu senator, is an announced candidate So for governor. His speech was rate sponsored by the I SC Law Foruni. Citi Referring to his campaign to Legi lower public utility rates, Tur- caui nipseed said this was only part of a w hit larger struggle. "1 am struggling aboi against greed, and for basic human Il< The young g Mental depression, a condition help usually associated with the middle- ofte aged and elderly, is increasingly trea becoming a condition of young mar people. robs The Mental Health Association trea reports that a growing percentage If of the estimated 15-30 million torn Americans with depression are in the> their teens and twenties. mer Michael Campbell, executive qua director of the Mental Health prof Association in Mid-Carolina, said the> uepressiuii is iwiieviKJ 10 i>C caused by a chemical ii balance in the brain. Events in the person's life trigger episodes of depression in those who have the imbalance. "WHAT APPEARS to be bap pening," he said, "is that these triggering events are coming earlier. Why this is so is anybody's guess. Some mental health experts attribute it to such conditions of modern living as mobility and rootlessness, decay of the family ctriU'flirn 'inH ) <lnnn??'?| /l/wioti KV.VUI V 11MVI (I 1 Cll VJITV-Cl y 111 social institutions." Campbell said young people are asked (o be more independent, more self-reliant and :..o?'? grownup at an earlier age. is means the young person prone lo depression encounters i ore \ situations that can bring on ? l>out of depression than young people of earlier generations," he said. "This would also explain the increase in suicide among the young, which has more than doubled in recent years." c,\ Mr hi: 1.1. \i)in:i) people with mental depression usually respond very well to treatment, but that only five to 10 percent of those who are depressed are receiving j mm mm mm mm mm mm mm mm i U1NNKK... | OFFER GOOD FOR 1,2, 4, 5 ( ! VALID ANY DAY TIIRI || November 7th thru Nov | (Not Valid I - wAuT 15 Ho '! 21 Sa I?? ? ? ? BRING HI ???????M?bmmhbb^BMBBI al candidal Law Forum lity," lie said. "There arc poor systei >le who are being stripped of have r livelihood by exorbitant legisl er rates." systei elect c . HNirSKKl) ATTACKl%l> the althoi dative system. "We have only sever branch of government," he unrec . "A handful of old men, iwing an archaic 1895 ton- "\V ition, control South Carolina." by t iuth Carolina's legislature was missi d r?0th in effectiveness by the state zcn's Conference on State legisl islatures, he said. "This is from >ed by the senioi its system, h puts power ir tiie hands of He it five people.' Carol also cited the state judicial $12,OOj let depressc i. "People with depression frienc n don't realize they have a encou table condition." he said. "In treati iy cases, the depression itself ; them of the initiative to seek The tment." loss c people recognize the symp- in fr s of depression in themselves, hosti ' should call their physician, feelin ital health association or a helpli lified mental health loss o essional, Campbell said. "If aches ' recognize the symptoms in a and t m m muutijutiuiii sum UNIVERSITY OF' Cv. Accredited: Amer Member ? Assoc / American Law Scl / SACRAMENTO ^ \ May 1, 1978 is ap| \ \ for first year stude Cv y Juris Doctor degre S \ and 4-year Fvenin \ y in September 1971 I) mid ^ _ ia:,. FOR PROSPECTIVE STUDENTS Nov. 1 1, 1977 9:00 a.m. - 12:00 noon Leiber College FOR APPOINTMENT OR FllRTnro iwtnDMAnr?M ? -- ? ibit nil \/niTini ivyi^ m ?? I'MWUIN^ f ^ ^ j L Sl'NDAY EACH ember 13ih PLUS ?or Banquets) TAX it items DINNER SER> lads 4 PM - 8:30 PIV ren's Prices SUNDAY - 11 A 1-7 ^ 17 2120 Phns COUPON WITH YOU a ? e raps HH speech HH ?T :? -i: 1 in. i mum ii ib nuiuuiuus jo judges appointed by I lie ature," lie said. "A better m would be lo have them U"M",V Jgl ?d by the public." He said jgh street crime is punished ely, white-collar crime goes ognized and unpunished. K AltK also being controlled he Public Service Com on," he said. "We are the only I ' j:f =^:F' which has members of the aiure lUKing retainer lees the executives, public utility companies." Public Service < be elected," he said an electrician for South ina Electric and Gas lias done Tl'llNIPSKK! K) worth of work on homes of the ERA and fd, too [south t 1 or relative, they should irage that person to get nent," he said. ? symptoms include anxiety, if self-esteem, loss of interest ? lends and activities, fears, "w r-L'oe lity, poor concentration, Probl igs of guilt, iiopelessness, , _ essness, sleep disturbances, 8.T1CI r f appetite, headache, general Abort ? and pains, heart palpitations *. constipation. " UirbXl ?- I ii for: ""1 Refer )OL OF LAW fa ma THE PACIFIC Our C ican Bar Association iation of hools ), CALIFORNIA L" plication deadline WflSMlpM e in 3-year Day g Program beginning 111111111 Mm iion /ED MON. THRU SAT. I l\i . u -in i>m r-S if a %.* . *f\J a m ORES! ACRES ^ BELTLINE BLVD.! ^^ULi one 782-6367 j | ^4|ptfll ^ '1^' V-"'; >' 7 amp ii|iI if 77 i ., .r.-]>x';-^.-.".' ^m\ i' i |ii!^'^'I 'III!i 'il^'^i'i I'i'ivi1 iVt'ml "Members of the programs, and strongly advocated Commission should new industry. 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