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. ?j|? . vir-i?iuW/VI\ IVIdl Oil f, 19/9 RH phones-;:? * this savs t vandalized gz? By Rob Stokes Otts sail oww?t>di ? #? wrttw percentag majority Tw o of the three campus phones money to in the RikspII ii'oro vm t? v-A V T Uir tv UV/II i I dalized this past week and will not budget," C be replaced until the end of this The ph< fiscal year. June 30, Tom Otts, and $400 Director of Russell House, RHUU, Otts. T said. director o "It disturbed me greatly."Otts said the said. ' There is no merit in sometime behavior of this sort. The phones and Marcl represent a viable service to Otts saic students, faculty and staff. What from the < GINTdir By Kim Chilar Gamecock Sutf Writer U.S. Secretary- of the Treasury \V. * Michael Blumenthal's recent visit to China en suggests the United States is "one sidedlv neutral" in the Sino-Vietnamese war ar cording to the associate director of USC's Institute of Government and International Studies. ^ Donald E. Weatherbee said although U.S. State Department representatives and "administration people" have said the j United States policy is "hands off." actions have shown otherwise. nQ "I RECOGNIZE," Weatherbee said, di: "that the President wished to put another di; spike in the railroad of Chinese-American cooperation, particularly at the moment re when the actual transfer of sovereignity was So going to take place." But the sending of Blumenthal while the Chinese were fighting se in Vietnam has given the impressions th< "somehow or another, we were backing us China." he said. Ch THE UNITED STATES is not allied with no China, Weatherbee said. "We have Dlaved - * 1 CI what (Zbigniew) Brezinski (national xi; security adviser) calls the 'China card.' " fee Referring to the normalization of j relations between China and the United International House of 1 ? presents ? " All You Can F I Wed. - French Toast Thurs. - Spaghetti w/ Meat 5 p.m. - II p.m. ..V7VJ%U1U1J 17 1., U '4467 Devine St. 78 Think Positive About C Vote Julian Enrte PpeKidsnt For a more respon Student GovernrrH "WORKING TOGETHER MAKES THE Dll Candidate foi Student Body Pres o me is people don't want House to the second becai pus phones, they would security reasons. "There > spend a dime on a public supervision downstairs," he The second floor offered a J he feels there is a small supervised location." The e of vandals hurting a Station stays almost as long ; of students. "It costs Russell House, we also hav repair them (phones); snack bar and the game room have that money in our by," Otts said. "We have )ttssaid. building supervision, it just s jnes cost between $300 that the phones are the tn install ar?r?rkrHinr? t r\ villnorohlo corvi/>n"in tUn K..I , LV .U.MVIUUIV JVIIILC III IHC UUI W. Tillman, assistant Otts said,"The only r f operations for RHUU, someone would do this would vandalism took place prevent other students from between February 26 the phones." Two of the p 11. are now completely useless i the phones were moved said the campus phones we irst floor of the Russell stalled during Christmas vac< ector says U. i ates, and ttte opening of the American Russians, 1 nbassy in Peking. Weatherbee said. "If articles, a< e United States is playing card games, our China in ar rategy is taken from an old saying, 'Your manner," \ lemy's enemy is your friend.' The Unit "Russia's enemy is China, and we have somehow,) ade China our friend/' he said. However, were China e Russians view this as "part of an Vietnam, i nerican plot to create an alliance in east involved," na against Russia." politically j Weatherbee said. "The Chinese speak place." lite openly of the Chinese-American- Weather! panese alliance to contain Russian. United Sta ilitarism and hegemony. They would like fluenced t thing better than to embitter, poison and cause of th< srupt the progress of Russian-American Vietnamese alogue." United Stat The United States'involvement will affect the United lations with China, Vietnam and the what's hapj ?viet Union, according to Weatherbee. Ve cannot remain apart from the con- THE CA quences of what is happening. Politically, were the Vi e consequences will have an impact on and the Chi ," he said. simply a pi THE PARTICULAR timing of the Weatherbe< inese invasion of Vietnam and of the the interest rmalization of American-Chinese militarily ations, wich was preceded by Deng sphere of aoping's visit to the United States, af- Weatherbe* ttedU.S. involvement." Weatherbee said. Weatherb -}p pifpH nnnthor u-oit in ~ 41? W..X/KIV4 TTUJ 11 1 VII1IC11 II1C UilllCU lilt pro ites is involved in the situation, "The secution frc ========? Pancakes It $1.55 Sauce $ 1.99 5-0305 2-96^6 I Carolina! SG rKG&gPBFB sive ent FFERENCE" ident Lse of Cas no [said. '-. *"S^?z^lm pBBB more Wv- :. "nJB " ;r.-:Lv^^: PI Union Km the Be the m close r~ good ;eems ^W|'_|_ ' " 1' 1 iM i most -3plfc|p?Jpp| Q: 1 di ng. tsiyN? eason ?rs*wrr* be to using ?. favors CIV verbally and in their newspaper antagonis ccuse the U.S. of plotting with ting the C i anti-Vietnamese and anti-Soviet China s a Veatherbee said. sees as th ed States is "made to look as if, hegemon; *e were on China's side, as if we together c i's ally in the Chinese invasion of the prove \lthough we are not militarily Chinese Weatherbee said, "we are nam." a part of the drama that's taking "What bilaterial >ee said he does not think the already ites caused or could have in- Russians he fighting. "The immediate China," t e war has to do with the Chinese- further " j-Russian relationship, not the justment es," Weatherbee said. However, United St< States will be "influenced by of compe >ening," he added. according "ALTH< USES escalating the fighting involved, letnamese invasion of Cambodia outcome o nese perception that Vietnam is To some lppet or surrogate, according to position w ?. "The Asian Cuba," acting in South Viei of the Soviet Union, is trying to nam was c contain China in its natural according interest in Southeast Asia," tailwaggii isaid. "It is wh <vairi f Hiria foolc "if hoc >!/. ?? J iwio ii iiao iu dt'l mo i UOing tector of Chinese against per- influence im the Vietnamese." Traditional said. VOTE CARL OIIDfM VICE-PRESIt Student Senator Athletic Commi - Judicial Com mil ^ brate btudent Lc - BA Ma ior-Finnn, I ? - . I I VI I I ' rgwHB 8Bm| Sam Hick* ? OAMECOCK iina ms, the requirements of protec!hinese, the Vietnamese attack on lly in Cambodia and what China le plotting of the Soviet Union for y, Weatherbee said. "Corne it one moment in history to create cation on one side for a strong counter-measure against Vietis happening will irritate the United States-Russian relation. It has," Weatherbee said. The think we are "aiding and abetting le said. The fighting will make dialogue of cooperation and adand accommodation between the ites and the Soviet Union on areas ititive interest more difficult," to Weatherbee. )UGH VITAL U.S. interests are we have no way to influence the f those events," Weatherbee said, extent the U.S. is in the same ith the Chinese as it was with the tnamese ? what we did in Vietiictated by the South Vietnamese, to Weatherbee. "They were the ig the U.S. dog," he said. tat they (the Chinese) are doing or f hilt MUo'ro nr><J !/???;?? ?.. v i v, i4v.vv.^iiug anu idling our own interests," Weatherbee M KMl IIP ? UK! )ENT I ttee ftee ?gislature ro I