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" "" "-A game, jk Volume LXIX, No."7*7 University of South Carolina, Columbia, S.C. Oct.23,1978 Cost increai Housii fSnHHSi i 1MBI1 -*iffwrfi By R. L. Che Gamecock Staff A proposal that would i cent fee increase in hou mitlnrl TICn r? iiiiti^u LU uov/ rrcbH Holderrnan in the next s approval, according to he Robert Stewart, direct* fairs of residential life ser increase, if approved, university housing and b< academic year. OA -i. ' *? aiewan saia me reason is increases experienced buy," including heating, f Gam |j By 1 11 Oimi j| Russell House Techni I have been the victims of I || Gamecock Editor in CI I photo supplies were stole I this past week. Over the \ I worth over $500 and wall* I stolen from Russell Hous I Director Harry Bousbou I Lundgren said the th< discovered this past T1 Editor Steve McCormack [] "They cleaned us out I Lundgren said. "Consequ I of next semester's photo I ses blamed ^^^668 rn< sley employee salarit writer personnel costs. esult in a 12 per- University hou: sing will be sub J OV1 V IV lent James B. does not receive everal weeks for under this am rnsing officials. dormitory fees ar< jr of business af- and ?" costs mus vices, said the fee comm8 Inwould affect all The last increa ?gin in the 1979-80 1976, according t One of the mair for a cost increase according to Stew in "everything we has applied for a 3 telephone service, the telephone ser ecock, Russe1 [trian Duncan Sl] rnrk <Sta? U/rltar cal Services and the Gamecock theft in the Russell House recently. ov lief Mark J. Lundgren said $468 in n from a third floor storage facility past several weeks a cassette deck ^ Lie-talkies valued at $60 each were us e Technical Services, according to irelis. pr 3ft of the 2800 feet of film was Oi lursday by Gamecock Graphics ro te< for the rest of the semester," ^ ently, we have to spend money out Be judget ." He said there are enough ay increc * wmmmm ^Kk - ''' I ?ywM: ^ ^ 7 -*cccc c c 'KBSMBiMBsUiy es, cost of supplies and has r Servi sing is self-supporting, an *n e" of the university and jjai any appropriated funds, direci ingement, Stewart said, "thei e the only source of income ^as a ;t be met with the mnnipc ise in housing fees was in 0 Wertz. posta have 1 reasons for the increase, empli ran, is uiai jxnunern Bell UVCI1 6 percent rate increate for with? vice on campus. While it servii ?The! II House Te< ipplies left to last through this we mes more supplies can be obtain< On Oct. 13t Bousbourelis said a pai vn personal property, were stolen f illroom projection booth. A large 1 e ballroom and Bousbourelis sai( tving somehow gotten into the ui ed the ladder to get into the project "Someone climbed up the laddei ojection windows and stole the wi lly the walkie-talkies were stolen a om, used as a workshop for < chnical services, contained many o uipment. "They could have >usbourelis said. The cassette deck was stolen Oct.: / tse 12j jjj -p\k **- in?nMBffl mt VPt hppn annrm;fu< J VU KIJ ce Commission, the increa: ect since Aug. 31, Stewart rison McLaurin, area publ tor for Southern Bell, said ir lumber one reason" that Sc pplied for a rate increase Laurin said the cost of ge, wages, motor vehicle all gone up. Southern Bell I owl - * ? v>j iiivui anu tui UUl pi a ime but "We can't cut ?ut affecting the quality c ce. zlnnical Se ?ek, by which time he fro id. Ho r of walkie-talkies, his J rom the Russell House suf adder had been left in intt J the thieves or thief, Boi sually locked facility, coi ion room. F r, through one of the dis ilkie-talkies," he said. f?r ilthough the projection Boi equipment testing by "W ther valuable pieces of cleaned us out," ^ sur S between 8 and 0 p.m. >ercentl y&Ai Mil 1 .V. the Public The last rate inc se has been was put into effec said. based on 1973-74 cos ic relations '<We cannot cover iflation was based on 1973-74 c< Dnll ,m,rc,"BC" McLaurin said t! on the USC cam] domitory telephon electricity, phone before the i s, gasoline, $7.15 per phone pe has reduced $2.60 or 36 percent ctically all any more Exact figures if telephone salaries, cost of sup were not available 'rv ices rippe m the information desk on the secc use according to Bousbourelis. nm tiryan, a technical services jposed to remain with the equipm ended to return to pick up the d usbourelis said was the time the irse class using the deck was sched lowever, the instructor of the cou missed class early and left the mation desk to be given to usbourelis said it was there apprc rhile it was behind the informatic he said. Jeither the Gamecock nor techn ance to cover the loss. iyMx; .'.>: ISSvkS'^ra Jap?M gy &S| r i "' J:;;'V > A ; tk ail rease Southern Bell had :t in July 1975 and was its levels, McLaurin said, today's costs with rates ost levels." here are 7498 telephones pus, of which 3621 are les. The cost rate per ncrease of Aug. 31 was r month, an increase of on heating, employee plies and personnel costs d-off ) >nd floor of the Russell i employee who was lent, left to study and eck at 9 p.m.. which free university short uled to end. rse using the cassette machine at the in- ! technical services. iximately 20 minutes. >n desk it was ripped ical services has inSec Thefts, page 3 \