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Although the safe remained unlock office was present on the floor, Wc housing the safe was to be kept locka completed at the time the room was i was not always locked, she added. THE MONEY, which was in a preparation for deposit when a fina revealed the shortage W*?sthiirv ani< figures of the amount was also ta because each RHUU account is ke] combined for deposit later, she sai During an investigation by campui noticed missing May 1 from an ew office, Westbury said. The mone: "Woodstock," which was presente< included two night deposits. SINCE THEY must be kept sepai night's sum was in a cloth money velope. The two containers were p Center late Saturday night, and picl Monday morning where they were ] resting on top of the cloth bag. Again, the financial sheet-for th< money, but by checking the previoi with the first number on the remain in was derived, Westbury said. "The of not left unattended," she said, addini the office was overcrowded and subjc The renovation was designed to was confronted by a masked assaila Kaitan tno/>mom (Ka mac 1 1 CVUVltyxl WgWil w MV* vwiti MIV atiMu by way of the stairs which now rema ACCORDING TO Westbury, the i and Trebuchon have access. Direc Security from the safe and Trebuch* ~>r^r-*L^ Scvih Cofoiino. Coluo'biQ. $.C. Juno 22.t V78 he ballroom tf off party despite board ruling l?ftS8Pia& # ,4V >i . *r |*w4l v?t:< \'.? i xvi/'rt <V? >* ?? %?l V* . MtM '? ?> * ? ; K| %'.i ? mlw (4 t?t V*' K ?-?? ? ^>?r ? l?nrf'fJww? ??:?{**!: ?**! .y .?^r ?? c< ^ |?a?k *? ?*,# < V.V \* C .-.j K? ? >?? ? * -rrvf4 :: ' UIVwH ?*'?f*wl x* *. *.?!? *< ^?'f ?*?* .* . tlt|U H* W?' * *? 4<l*? i ?r- ** ;*??> vm;^ ^ ?*? >. U? <!UN l?HW ?*</ *( '!<* I * *Wt? *<**>?.<<.?? ?ih' <> A\tv;* I K><?r I.?1?vh;>- (titxiu -rf MttMU*'?> ^??rO W i ?*4k W ?ff >rm;l ii *fn<h? Kj *v ? m ?< M |a?-|> *f>l If r#!M >1 KftKtn'* I J* i?? v. ijowk Hl.? 4 .a?if>MI rom June 77 i?tu? RH thefts CQOC 1? m1UOO Duncan taff Writer ssell House University Union funds the student-funded organization generated from pinball machines ir per currency and a financial sheel the RH business office. urth floor of the Russell House, wa :e posed by reopening it every time: ed when at least one member of the stbury said the door to the room 1 But because of renovations being ised to conduct interviews and thus cloth bag, had been counted ir, 1 count by cashier Gail Trebuchor i Although the sheet containing the iken, the office knew the amount pt separate on paper even though H j police and SLED another $207 was /elope atop a desk in the business y was taken in from the movie J in late April at RH. The monej *ate for accounting procedures, on< bag while the other was in an en laced in a safe in the USC Trave ted up by Trebuchon early the nex placed on a desk with the envelop e night was stolen along with th is night's last ticket number alon ig ticket roll, the total amount stole flee was covered at all times; it wi g that again, because of renovatkx (a innrao a aH ? fat fit* /VV W IUVI VWOVU u C4SAAV** increase security after Trebuchoi nt last spring, Westbury said. Afte iked man retreated as he had comc inclosed. lafe is in a room to which only sh t alarm wires are run to Campu hi's desk, and a drop box, similar t See THEFT, page 21A m Liqiic By Jan Oamecoc Several university members met June 8 in for cocktails, a Board of liquor consumption by pi notwithstanding. Russell House regulati may only be served in th the ballroom under the s through the Golden Spur Raymond, Russell Hous "I knew the regulation Dr. James B. Campbell, chairman of the comm "but I don't think there the policy and procedur "I permitted somethin permit another party to imlAflo #UA ^ ? uiucoo uic vci uoi agitri said. CAMPBELL SAID tl titudinal Adjustment Co formed by the student af the goals and objective affairs. We looked at 01 the professional develop personnel review and at "One thing that came get together professio Campbell said. The com invited for cocktails, bu tir?irvnnf tn holn r?o? ftw n, VV HVAp AVfi 1 1 snacks and liquor were "There was no other p party that week except said. "We prefer to have the committee did not cal location could be found be committee felt the peopl hide anything. We even s? INVITATIONS TO the "loosen un. slow down s ? remedy "workaholism v [ Robert Dalrymple, dii would not comment on u the party, and Jo Foster lS say if she attended the ] it i jjtk B Administrat: e S )r con Easterllng k Staff Writer administrators and st the Russell House Ballro* Trustees decision forbiddi *ivate groups in the ballra ons state that beer and w e Golden Spur nightclub s upervision of and purchas manager, according to I e reservationist. i by verbal agreement," s< dean of student affairs ? i iff AA iL iuicc Q)juii9uiui($ u*c par 's anything written down es." ig that was wrong. I will i go on (in the Russell Hon nent is changed," Campt le party was held by mmittee members, a grc fairs staff. "We reviewed s of the division of stud ur communications svste ?ment program and gene ttitudes," he said. out of the review is that 1 nally, but not socially mittee decides who will t $10 is asked of each pi efreshments. Campbell si served at the party. lace on campus to hold t ; the ballroom," Campb them on campus." He si 11 off the party until anoth scause June 8 was "when t e were available. We did ;nt out notices," he said. ; party urged members ind socialize a little bit" rithin the division." eetor of intramural spor 'hether liquor was served of Residence Life would i party. *1 ive affair sumed a Thomas Otts, director of Rus was not allowed in the Russe general age served is between 1 is the state legal age to serve pm "I work for Dr. Campbell an 'n8 the richt over him (not to allow om the ballroom party.) He's < making decisions," Otts said. ine ind -NO STATE LAW was violat 5e<* maybe, but no criminal action paid to make decisions. So mar the discretion of the officials," his decision, and nothing cata md otts said if a group of studen "ty> Association wished to hold a bi in with mixed drinks and he was were over 21 years old, he 1 not Camobell that thev be allowed 1 se) I will not permit anoth (in the Russell House) 1 >up all agreem< ent im? i rai Ur. Janic Dean oi we 1 r," Campbell said if a group c be request, on the surface he woi ar- have to know the circumstar lid Board did not want to have liqu ballroom is because of the 21 many students are over 21, j ^ problem of enforcement," he ^ OTHER COMMITTEE mem of the counseling center and Je . relations, Campbell said. ,t "I was aware of the regulati mind," Strump said. "I knew tl at the faculty club, but I never i . should have known," she said reached for comment. USC President James B. Holci ts, would be taken by his office be at cimnA>4 TJw U-ll 1 * uv oup^n/i i unit V/<iiil|JUtU (U1U i lot tributions to the university to be incident," he said. .xicmjlt. y.:: ''''' I Staff members of the 0 fairs recently took time out the RH ballroom. Liquor party despite university gi such ? ? it RH sell House, said liquor 11 House because the 18 and 21 years, and 21 liquor. d I would not exercise ' him to have liquor at certainly capable of ed, a union regulation was involved. We are ly things are left up to ' Otts said. "I support 8trophic occurred." ts like the Student Bar inquet in the ballroom assured the members would recommend to :o hold the party, ter party to go on unless the verbal ent is changed." ;s B. Campbell f student affairs ame to him with the uia deny it. "I would ices. One reason the or consumption in the legal age limit. Not and we come into a said. bers were Kevin King rry Strump of campus ion in the back of my ley could serve drinks made the distinction. I . Foster could not be lerman said no action cause of the party. "I don't want his conmeasured by this one Lmn fflce of Student Aft to unwind a Utile In was served at the sidelines prohibiting