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U.Vy CUULUUf Rile i By Paul Osmundson Oatrwcock Stall Writer Improving South Carolina's pub] system does not mean quality ( education must suffer, Dei gubernatorial nominee Richard F Friday at a local rally. "I have never felt that it would part of the education picture to pull other/' Riley said. Rather, the tw< should work together to reduce between them, and therefore bette students for college, he said. Ravenel turnout 'slack' By Brian Turner Gamecock Staff Writer Tuesday's appearance by senatorial candidate Charles "Pug" Ravenel at the Russell House Ballroom "was a big flop/1 according to Nathaniel Smith, president of USC's AFRO organization, and initial sponsor oi the event. ' . , ; , d?$$~ 1 I 1 Ofl I 1 1 I ^ i I - 1 1 1 jn systems y rcque "I PLAN AS governor, sho lir ?rhnnl 016 resources of our higl >f higher 8reat deal more than it is u? nocratic PuWic schools, Riley sa filov anirl South Carolina's governn help one ^ *mPr<>ved H state'i down the universities were better used ) systems institutions could provide the gap necessary to develop a n r prepare system throughout state g well as between state agen< AFRO was forced Monday to let the Students for Ravenel sponsor the event because of the Student Allocations Commission's, SAC, guidelines that clubs funded by them may not spend money for support of political causes or persons. Students for Ravenel is a chartered organization not funded by SAC because of its political nature. "RAVENEL REQUESTED to come speak to the students," Smith said. "We were trvinc to set a little publicity not only for AFRO but also i for USC," he said. t According to Smith, SAC told ' AFRO's publicity manager of the , possible conflict with the guidelines stated in the f Treasurer s Manual ior diuaeni Organizations. "We had put up rMT Wmg ww ' miniiiiiii i! iff 9^^ MMP" d? fl ^wpi|iWff w 1 jja w AFTHSH ;er Good tile Supply IwHM sts. ffit At participating Pi2 617 South Main 5 2903 North Main 1300 Knox Abbot sts 'tog Because the state uld I make it, to help improve state her education a schools, Riley said, ed now" to help cellence this state id. colleges and univei South Carolina mi tent could also higher education at 3 colleges and citizens." I, he said. These the research RILEY, 45, decidc lore organized 1975 after serving [overament, as legislature. He was -ies. tatives member frc some posters which we had to take 1 down, and ended up with a slack i turnout. We owe Ravenel a deep I apology/' Smith said. ; Doug Bostick, SAC adviser, said, 4'AFEOr8 funding will not be affected, because they didn't use SAC money for advertising in the i Gamecock or making signs. No guidelines were violated." ROSTICK SAIDAFROonntflptpH him asking what they could do within the guidelines, and he p recommended that Students for j Ravenel make the room reservations. "Then it would alleviate doubts in anyone's mind about whether guidelines were violated," he said. 4'We were unaware we were doing anything out of the bounds of legality," Smith said. "Groups should have the opportunity to :za Hut? restaurant >t. 799-5036 St. 252-3044 :t Dr. 796-3240 [ether ness' . . OT. served in the Senate from 1967 until 1976. j n..S The; Greenville attorney chose not to seek oil ?, fJP" re-election in 1976, so that he could become ' ??e **" Jimmy Carter's state campaign chairman slU% to^e dtainUhed and to ^ Plannin? {or 8tate ?ttlce RUey said he decided to run for governor a reasonable cost to its bee?"86 of his "motivation to service." He a reasonable cost to its years in the legislature "have helped prepare me for high public service in the state." >d to run for governor in Riley said he supports "responsible" 13 vonrs in tho fif . , . . rr . yf 7* * cnange in siaie government. tmoi specmc 1 a SSi!86 ?* V^Ef8861^ change, but just trying to find a better way >m 1963 until 1966, and of doing things." bring in candidates and give the ^ students a chance to address ^rfroiiwttt ARMSHWWWCYO themselves to the issues/' he said AFRO ?? 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