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New vo] IS Election results in f Student Government voting discrepancies \ Student Senate elects *11V UIO 11 IV to 1KVU1V social sciences; Dis District 12, education District 18, Law Scho KIM FOWLER, < discrepancies probabl 4^ 1 A. A. 1 iu mane vuiers sign u Ravenel The legislation incli Civil Service bill ma more efficient and a t said "is a major imj we've had." OTHER LEGISLAT to solve the Social problem, and sunset le termination date on program. He added reduction of the nati< billion in 1976 to $40 1 T1 - i nurmo The senator said coming into the United foreign countries whi one-tenth the wages th< industry pays, wh foreign textiles sel siderably less thar products. Concerning the E< Amendment, ERA, Th he was in favor of the ] was proposed seven y< is opposed to the 3 tension Congress rec< to allow states failing time to reconsider. HE SAID CONGRE the extension by m m jjj rm 11H Sunday, j i fejjB Served with H [L-H5] Free Ice Tea jpfilij Phone a ?lljR 1725 BROAD 1 WW 1208 KNOX A1 '' 3200 TWO NO' te Thursday, 4onda\ our districts have been voided by the Elections Commission because of vhich occurred in this past Monday's on. red are District 10, humanities and A-l -4 4 ? 1 9 - * * 1 unci ii, ousiness aaministracion; and four-year criminal justice and ?1. elections commissioner, said the ly occurred when poll workers failed heir names to the registration sheet. . From page 1 Concerning ided an energy bill, a Ravenel said, king the government medicine." H< ax bill which Ravenel a private sy* >rovement over what governmental He added, ION included a move government p: Security bankruptcy 18 million poc igislation, which put a have no healtl i every government he said the pi a sixth action, the like the welfa anal deficit from $66 "THERE'S tlllinn fVlir traor """ careful to mai nd From page 1 textiles are instead of the two-thir I States from required by the Constit ch pay only *s to be extended, it si b U.S. textile two-thirds instead of m ich means said- Also, Thurmond s II for con- failing to ratify are giv _ J A r\ HAn Ann! rl/\M r. 4 A 4 i nnmPQrip iu i ccuiisiuci ? Slttl aomestic ratifjcd shouid be giver qual Rights t0 rescind that ratific? urmond said ERA when it As far as his politica jars ago, but Ravenel is concerned, 6-month ex- Senate veteran sntly passed Democratic nominee ji to ratify in create a controversy mond's refusal to Charleston investme SS approved "He has no record ajority vote Thurmond said. IIS WEEK'S SP ECIAL ^ Nov. 5 thru Sat. Nov. I Shrimp & Oyster ? , Combo 3.15 Now $2.^ ushpuppies, Cole Slaw & FF. with Meal with USC ID. head for quick carry out service. *IVER RD. Ph. 798-3< BBOTT DR., CAYCE Ph. 796-U TCH RD. Ph. 786-01 Friday ;'s SG "We couldn't say these electioi and added, "We can't hold e hand." In District 10 there was a 10-v 11 there was a 79-vote discrepai a one-vote discrepancy, and it eight-vote discrepancy. The new pIppHnnc fr?r thocn ? ? ?? waw-^rvavasi,/ *vt V>?VOV Thursday, with a run-off Fridi CANDIDATES in the electioi Rosalyn Henderson and John Ai Couicic and Henry Domeracki ; Stoudemire and Jay Watt; s national health insurance ( , "I'm opposed to socialized i ; said he basically believed in i item of health care with a -supplement system. \ "We do have to have a f rcgram that reaches out to the 1 >r people in this country who 1 i insurance at all." However, 1 ogram might cause cheating i re program. 1 A FEAR, and we have to be lage it (the program) so that s ds majority Responding to R :ution. "If it that "Thurmond hi lould be by power," the senate ajority," he is more humble ii aid if states than me. I look up en a chance my boss. It's the es having got." 1 the chance Thurmond said ] n' show him leading ] man a iwu-iu Ullti1 battle with he is confider the 24-year tomorrow. said the list wants to over Thurdebate the ga gy nt banker. nad to debate/' I I ? Pli r I A I We nov\ for all c 19 I All the 5 tin 154 BlK|! fij 1 dine in or electi< is are valid," Fowler said, Ri verybody's (poll workers) Ja ote discrepancy; in District J icy; in District 12 there was i District 18 there was an be iir four districts will be held w< i are: District 10, seat one, sti tab-Alam; seat seven, Mike pr District 11, seat two, Carl pi eat three Walter Tollison, to ioesn't happen. But let's don' )rinciple of something that leeded." When asked about his out-of-s jaign funds, Ravenel said, "I ollowing Sen. Thurmond. He we ifork before I did. Sen. Thurmc lalf a million more out-of-state m [ have." Ravenel said that mor >ercent of Thurmond's campai lave come from out-of-state. He said South Carolina is to jupport a candidate, which is I Intern avenei criucism as "arroganceof 1031 A >r said, "Nobody f ? ? ? ? n the public life | fi||4 on the public as Dili only boss I've : pre-election polls | . . Ftavenel by more I VWith till margin. He said j it of victory ^Only at 103 , 1' = ANELO'I [ZA >702 Rosewood Dri\ tKtt LftLI 4-8800 f use a Hot Box lelivery orders. his coupon""-!" I )NDAY ! i SPAGHETTI h i Eat. $ | 99 J ders only, please| onsvc issell Amerson and Don Broader ckson, Tim S. Peterson and Do [n District 12, seats one, two, f< ite-in candidates, and in Distric tween David L. Clegg and David solving David Cantv versus Mi( The voting will be held on the ] sen 9 a.m. and 6 p.m. The electi uaenis only, and a validated ID esented when voting. Fowler aced in the four campus areas wl inform students of the election t kill the receives out-of-stat is badly state contributors { they know he is in tate cam- want passed in the was just Ravenel said his f nt to New be beneficial to hir nd raised are 66 lawyers i Anmr fKnn Kl lOl r?/\oor? T uiiv jr mail uuallltoauicil. UUUR e than 70 country: inflation, ign funds government wast< energy. All of th< o poor to ministrative, mana why he my background." ational House o assembly St. Op ttermilkPancak Now i* coupon - no carryouts) 1 Assembly Street 3 mmmmmm?mm?mmmmmmmamammmm 1 Jffl IVERY^jj Mon.-Thurs. 1 1 :S Fri.-Sat. 11:3 Sunday 1 TAKE A BREAK LUNCHEON J MONDAY THRU F RESH TOSSED SALAD S CHOICE OF DRESSING LARGE ICED TEA . vawe h Chanek ttawi IIJOAM'TMrjOPJM. 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