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v'olv^vt TI ST ruloi ' ># Stories on RHpr Damages "in excess ot; the Russell House Univ represent only part of a 1 neglect, according to Han technical services depart Last week on two oca failed because of a lack of booth, Bousbourelis said. U-i ? 1 am/ uern uLicmpiuig since ivn booth and for a mechanics devices that regulate RH "In 1976 when they (bui the Russell House, they w< and air condition everyth control spaces," Rous bo ui first time we've had the similar ones." "AT THAT TIME," h ministration was urged 1 story was that the re responsible. My departnassured us that the renov of it. "They told us to save o haven't received any resp committee thought there take of." Bousbourelis claims he 1 on the problem through tJh for nearly a year with n< ArrAnndun mn ??. iu 00 Bousbourelis' requests tr? r~ Night ligh I A city by night has a s charm all its own, Columbia is no exception, lights beckon to the i traveler or the restless h with promises of rest o citement within. V onnn L" U'.ivojv'v < >* Swf* \ u?oi>f<a Cnkif?:?;iq SC s J illy fourth at Bell ( .S mm M*-' s BEaBT 5^ '***1* ^3p '< these two pages from July 6 issue ojector] 1,800" to projection equipment in ersity Union Theatre recently arger problem of administrative *y Bousbourelis, manager for EH ment. asions, several projection tubes air conditioning in the projection He added his department has > to obtain air conditioning for the il room that houses heat-sensitive lighting. lding administration) remodeled ere sUDDOsed to do a rnmniptP inh ing along with crucial electronic elis said. "Last week was not the se problems. Last year we had ie continued, "the building adjo install air conditioning. Their novation committee would be lent offered to pay for it. They ation committee would take care ur funds for other purchases. We onse so far; I think the renovation were more important tilings to has sent memos requesting action le office of RH Director Tom Otts [> apparent result. feral administrative sources, iveled the following official route: pecial F and Here, veary water >r ex I SLED thunday Tisr qi ^.aiup v/ k/ v^4 u 1 w page 16 J By Mai OtfflK The State Law E vestigating discrepant from USC's football an request of university < officials. t r? ci o gviuci u.r. ouuill, O, "nothing will be spare* necessary to determin mitted, according to-Hi officer. Munn said "? USC President Jame comment until the invi ft SLED WAS request . J* problems which turned ^ According to SLED ofl such circumstances to c r I crime, such as embezz this early in the invest been committed. *? t- Ross Broom Jr., conc not know how much m story in The State rept Broom said he has bees figure has been release j> Broom said only two I and Coca-Cola, are out? problem the office of Tom Otts; the office vice president of student affairs president of operations and univ< mittee chairman; and then to the pi for final approval. n?...4^ J Li- t 1 - -a ? - - * Di uiuuu smu ins iwowieage 01 month-and-a-half old ? that being the latest letter he has received thi "Presently, it (Bousbourelis' la sent along with a couple of other ei to President Holderman's office," 1 doubt it will be acted on immedia "But," Brunton continued, "I thi] problem. It should be taken care . ."I BELIEVE it's just a tempest i a question of whether funding shoul activities or whether the maintem handle it." Bousbourelis revealed copies of installation of air conditioning, one the other dated Nov. 9,1977. The fix office from Bousbourelis, and the s W.S. Turbeville, physical plant sup committee member, from Ken Brar Russell House. Both memos specifically mention repair problems and employee dis The November memo reads i projection booth for the Russell Hr I conditioned and as a result we al ; >':':f' "x-ilE WP^?r $ #:T'"?r jc^JSS checking v ! 1 uait snows y Jean Baxley SL1 ock Staff Wrtt*r elal nforcement Division is in- N :ies in concession revenues had . J aff A _ _ - i it iu spring sports events at uie ?,1C officials, according to SLED Bu( SL1 LED director, has promised d" in getting the information s ie if a crime has been comugh Munn, SLED information Pa> i thorough investigation" is s B. Holderman has declined acc estigation is completed. if tl offi ted June 27 to investigate wh< I up during an internal audit. E icials, there is reason under sta! :heck for possible white-collar em] lement, but no one could say A ligation whether a crime has dire Gar dep ession manager, said he does to j oney is involved. Although a >rted the amount at $100,000, A i assured by officials that no aix< tedi bills, from Cromer's P-Nuts SLE standing at this time. He said pari s not 4co< of James B. Campbell, problems ; Harold Brunton, vice during p< irsity renovations com- comforta esident of thp nnivArcifv a fivp hon to the eqi the problem is only a extensive the approximate date of t ough Campbell's office. ott/"da test request) has been adequate nergency item requests fighting 3runton said. "I have no (renovatii tely. the unive mk it's relatively a small of, though. "1 AM pick up th n the teapot. It's mainly an(* expi Id be handled by student ( WUSC),' ince department should university RH funi two memos requesting fees, dated July 7, 1977, and A univc st was directed to Otts' chase req o/>nn/l tiroo A A vvunu nao auuicoscu IU UUl COSl ervisor and renovations amplifier ldt, assistant director of weeks," i excessive heat causing Bousbo comfort. than it w< condition n part: "The theatre >use is presently not air- "THAT ^ axparmncing certain un-aircon ^ -- v. - rr>l ' " WaSMBSSSBKff^'.' . ending: discrep; ?D agents have contacts borate. Irs. Aurelia Stevenson of I not contracted her as of has been instructed by C< idy Broom to collect all i CD. TEVENSON SAID there ' jn no money was paid, 1 ing in the fall. ills were mailed to the US ording to Stevenson, but si hey were given to Broon ce. No one in the athletic ire the bills went once th mployees of Cromer's P-l ;ement to make at this t r\lA?fAA amU* r% rt **11 [jtujrcc, uiujr a aumii ttniUUl ccording to a USC presi jctor and representatives c ltt, the accounting firm e artment to audit its opera oin the investigation. CASE of this type could arding to Munn. Munn said ous and involves "a great ?D's part and a great dea t of the media and the pc Dling ( . The booth is used sew jriods of hot weather it t ble for the projectionist to ir period of time. A larger lipment caused by excess motor repairs the past t 'ROfiRAM flrAD hoc Kaon c IIUO MVVA1 G lowledged. Concerning t air conditioning, Otts rc that battle for a long ons committee) must weig rsity. UNDER the assumption i e tab (for renovations inc insion of the Gamecoc ' Otts said. "I don't want t r is going to pick up the 1 ding is provided through th ;rsity union employee pre [uisition showing that part $1,126.32. "That does nol s that have blown out in the employee added. urelis said repair expero )uld have cost (an estimal ing at the original date o ' IS just inexcusable to lea ditioned," Bousbourelis s figures; ancies d him, but declined to Coca-Cola said SLED late Tuesday. She said >ca-Cola sales manager ecords to turn over to was a period last year but that Broom began P A fKlnft A ^ v 11UUVUV. U?CJA?I UUCIll, le said she did not know 1 or to the treasurer's department could say ey were received. Vuts said they have no ime. According to one it of money is involved. 9 release, the athletir if Clarkson, Harden and ngaged by the athletic itions, have been asked take several months, the process is long and deal of investigating on 1 of cooperation on the Tsons involved." lown' ;n days per week and Kjcumes extremely unremain in the booth for problem is the damage live heat. We have had wo year." iort of a problem area," iie failure to provide (marked, "We've been time. I guess they [h the priorities all over that the university will luding air conditioning, *lr on/I ro/ltA ofnfiAn UllU M. OU1U OIHUUII o spend RH funds if the tab." >e use of student activity sented a copy of a purs for "one night's blowt include the two other the past two-and-a-half ses have totaled more ted $2,000) to install air f renovation. ive the projection booth aid. Lynn the* ? OAMBCOCK