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SCPIF membi to test By K. L. Ches Gamecock Staff * Members of the Soi Public Interest Rese, SCPIRG, have been i i~ r 11 miens irom me govern testify before a S.C Representatives concerning the selectic public service con according to Tracy president of USC SCPI] Salisbury said the Crnim will ho \/%?|/ fT AAA */V UOIWU describe their experie the Southern Bell hearings this past fall. The current selectioi Public Service Commi members by the state 1< being questioned b groups across the state to Salisbury. Salisbury said a me plan coordinated governor's office is sidered to replace t system. Salisbury attacked service commission a different and rude to S thn rtor*nt?n1 rv??Uli? mv. ^ciiciai pUUllC Southern Bell rate hear "The general atmosj hearing room was very The chairman tol< criticism, no argumen you 'motion denied,' ai to explain your positior don't want to hear an; yuu. n was comp democratic," Salisbury Salisbury said whe was allowed to pre arguments, the chairn commission said, "Go get it over with." "I have a feeling th they (commissioners) responsible to anyl something to do with it very insulated," shesai< if,, mmm .icv -.>:*?*>. ;vt-.v Tr r ' ''/< uth Carolina ".'I" .- ?# ?, * <. * f 4 >/.$ *' " f'MiWm asked by of- : y . , . * iv/i o unite iu - ~ ; ' :. House of .. ... >?v;l committee > '% ? : ?f ".V / .* k%* >n process of imissioners, , v ' ^ *Uisbury. : Z.**. Icy canopy tyrannical. *fhe reCent snow and ice pr told strange setting for students on ca id you tried more than offset by the chilly, slip i, he said, 'I t _ /thing from . [praw mm??m?h??a?am? ? uni ICarolina Women's Cli aan of the Abortion Counselinc ahead and Free Pregnancy at the fact Birth Control Counsel oody6 has (->UI" contact 'S absolute ^Theyfeeij |20WM1amptonSt^Colun IH| | ... a non-profit, ooonen _ r ~ "A Idediffited^to^Ma] Uu? IN Biuff Rd. MB fffflMM Feb. __ 114 Wed. I 15 & 16 Hick Thurs. & ? Strickland Carolina Pr fi.i frinn/lo We thought it was &*/ -" the quality of the ap] '%s?<:& '*> V^jjifplicants we have,'' 0,r fe^ter. ^ The position becarr iy 4 *V> y?T% / resignation in Octobe ' ' V *% ! * O'Tuel said a separ ^ 01 ine search comm| ' ' j " plicants who were not ,C^Vv % By Feb. 20, the se plicantsremainingto Holderman for consl HHII Dave Roback ? GAMECOCK IwlwH Receive up 1 ovided a serene but a month by mpUS* !>eauty W8S b I o o d p I a s m pery conditions. . rw. Call or Visit IHyland L 11620 Gervai iniE ; & Service Testing ling & Advice BS * ?iy confidential g BB| | ribla, S.C. 29204 | | | itive venture I H| ^ I -1 I I, ! i mange . and wine^v BB iFfe M informal -4^ Ira ^UPsM hicephere r/ I H to" I In reTtI Hl Friends % ch continues lucation dean By R. L. Chesley Gamecock Staff Wrlttr ations for the position of dean of the USC College of received and are under consideration, according airwoman of the dean search committee. a very good showing and particularly because of pncants. We are extremely pleased with the apruel said. te open when Dean Leon Lessinger announced his r 1978 to become effective June 20,1979. ate sub-committee, composed of several members ttee, met Feb. 5 and eliminated some of the apwell qualified. arch committee will have approximately 40 apbe considered, according to O'Tuel. \iel said, is to reduce the number of remaining o arch 2. "At that point, the 10 will be called to come ; interviewed by the faculty, students and add. >mpleted, the search committee will submit three of the Provost and USC President James B. deration, O'Tuel said. A new dean will then be ties on July 1,1979, O'Tuel said. NOR CENTER Extra HHHHH9RRKH i IET? 1254-22801 o $80.00 I Mon.-Wcd.-Fri. |i;ij I L_ _ H 8:00 am-4:00 pm H being on a H Tues.&Thurs. p] a program I 10:00 am-6:00 pm qborqtorieWgP^1 s St. 254-2280 frf? 3URGER | KING I will be TODAY B iterview candidates ttractive opportunities - j URANT AN A a ' - ivinnnvycivicril j j ult your Placement Office r 1 iegree and field of study mm w An Equal Opportunity Employer