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Watson at the intersect
Stoudenmier, who hi
Pickens Street at 11:1?
city policy, when he sv
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DARR STOPPED 1
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the median and hit th<
traffic light.
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for minor head injur
morning.
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By Peggy Brady
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i 23-year-old USC stud
as riding ran into a ca
ion of Pickens and Blosi
id the right-of-way, wai
?a.m., said A.B. Walkei
served to avoid hitting c
is preparing to make a 1
lis vehicle before it cr
mier panicked and swer
5 front of Watson's car,
rown from his bike onto
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"he proposed 12-percent
ising that will soon be pre
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tion of the Gamecock.
)ther factors involved in
ities, salaries and the ca
Robert Stewart, direct?]
sidential Life Services.
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A USC student, John Krj
ell from a tree outside V
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escape outside a third floo
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slimb down the tree and f
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increase in university 10
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foodrow dormitory.
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Is weight. Alleger said he was
ell from a rotten limb at a hei
rted to Richland Memorial Ho
dition Tuesday morning.
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witnesses.
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using 1.5 million annually, are expec
percent.
Also, salaries are expected to increa
id the cost of supplies is expected to;
ewart said.
Cost analysts in the budget office
-eases affecting university housing,
Stewart said if figures are overes
aids are used in renovations of th<
The estimations are based on projt
vels, Stewart said.
The proposal, if approved by the
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night when he Columbia and wa
of Edward F. i
Fowler Teague.
member of Was
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ght of about 40 Surviving are
Columbia; a si:
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P. Teague Jr. oi
spital. He was The funeral w
11:30 this moi
inconscious by Dim bar Funeral
Street Chapel.
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