The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, March 19, 1979, Image 4

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f Ad\\ ^ mi nuc By Patti Stun Gamecock Staff "We have war bee not yet developed a fo create peace," Nori American diplomat editor of Saturday R< Soviet-American rela rt i i mi cousins spoKe i nui Gambrell Hall Audit of the USC Russ speakers series. 1 believes that neithe States nor the Soviel can keep peace, but t should cooperate. Cousins discussed t nuclear warfare, sayi States and Russia ha to destroy each othei over. Russia has sub nuclear warheads n< the U.S. coast within he said. Cousins added tha States also has nucle stored in several p country. "The cause < is much too importar such devices," Cousir Neither country ha make war agains Cousins said. "Most o doing is preparii destruction ot life "The security of t people depends not c of force, but on tli force," Cousins sai< spending money is security to a coun military budgets ar both the United St< Soviet Union, he said. Cousins discussed between the United J Soviet Union and demanding of e economic systems as "Both sides stereoty] Not one American < knows how the So^ works," Cousins sai Russians still think as a predatory systen Cousins first open< relations with Ruj during the Eisei ministration. Ac< Cousins, it took sc convince the Russia between the United S Soviet Union could be The Soviets finallv meet with the A Dartmouth Collej delegates were se country. Cousins said he me with Nikita Khrushc then premier of the I Cousins recalled when Khrushchev w? American automobik was surprised to find workers could pui suggestions for ir Upon returning tor-diplon itlines, ra\ Iear dang goon Khrushchev put Wrl,#r in one of his own ause we have the workers rm which can suggestions, nan Cousins, "After so m; and former Stalin, the pe eview, said of government s tions. wouldn't even i -sday night at anonymously," C orium as part | b??? idii-muci iv;ctn ie said he use r the United t Union alone presi )oth countries he problem of I ing the United j ve the power r many times ^ I marines with I )t too far off Mr j target range, M t the United ar equipment laces in the 3f humankind *^8 It tO De lett tO Opponents inclu IS Said celebrities, and th s the right to it mankind, f what we are IVI3h Cbi lg for the 8"G mtHl Carol in 1 y^Ill SUPF lr* Pvili he American >n the pursuit le control of 1 Although a form of try, massive e destroying jM ates and the ?r ~ the problems H ! - 1 states and the S cited misun- V ^ ach other's > one of them. ,-r^e each other. / 3lit of 500,000 /iet economy id, and some MBtof capitalism MLn, he added. A ~\S ?d diplomatic jSbWf.M; ;sia in 1959 rihower ad cording to me time to ns that talks itates and the beneficial. consented to P^Q[) mericans at j ?e; sixteen PFPF^ nt by each | m t many times RTTH hev who was Soviet Union. an incident ; is visiting an * A ^ ? t i raciory ana I n a box where t ideas or ? nprovement. __ to Russia, nmmmammammm?mm $4c OS i nappy jsir Kappa Alpha, just before he Thursday nigl Dormitory. Jason, 11, is a suggestion box Mr. arid Mrs. < plants, but none of for Carolina C< would make KA and Cbi Chapter of th< my years under enlisting dona ople feared the during the pasi o much, they nake suggestions "THE NAT Cousins said. tacted us last Handicapped in i snts.. . p pciimen< M|ipinn in an exhibition of M competitive Am wheelchair bask je USC basketball team members, former U e Lady Gamecocks. i 22, 1979" (ticket 10 p.m. S2.7 a Coliseum $1.5 >ORT WHEELCHAIR S Id To The ( , play in three act >y (Tlarilyn fTlitchel i ^ ^ , E;;-' place: RH Ba time: 7:30 | admission: ll.OO i i/rr\ liiAiTTPk i /^k. n U^CL>, VVKII ItIN HINI )RmED BY BLACK S UNIVERSITY OF S 'resented by > Association of American Studen Hemophilia fox lAA 1 iuu raised By Phyllis Rardon Gamecock Stall Writer thday" was sung to Jason McKay t KA, fraternity and Chi Omega sorori i tipped the first of 17,000 domino< it in the Campus Room of Capstoi a victim of hemophilia. He is the son1 Glenn McKay. McKay is an announci )liseum. Omega raised $4,028.52 for the S.< 3 National Hemophilia Foundation t tions from businesses and individua t year. IONAL Hemophilia Foundation coi year with the idea of the dominoes i Action > I Mj&.M erf ho M Receive Btbal1 a monl i I /% an /J n VJ IUUU JJ Call or SC team members, _ _ _ nylon 1620 G< S AT THE DOOR 5 An 0 . . 'tl 1 'c- & v. cmi-I PORTS | "Breal ?inht"!l TUDENTS 1 R, H not amMmnm nidation fundrc as domi raise money for the S Scarborough said. >y The world's record ty tipped 97,000 domin es National Hemophilia 1 ie "The goal was $5,00( and this being the firs of a very good showing,' gr Four dominoes w< Hemophilia Foundatu 2. Alex Marion, KA, of < >y bridges, circles and Is the letters KA and USi "Every jump and bi said. "It took a lot of n- and setting up again.' to in 14 hours, Lynn Grut IONOR CI r; y-n; rap ::-aw A > .', AwXl't": AfcJuii'ic*) ed Extra ONET? ' up to $80.00 \h by being on a lasma proqram Visit id Laborafik ervais St. 254-2^ ussell House Uni\ announc kfast with Presic Tuesday, iTIo 7:30 fi.i rvations accept* e Russell House Come, First Serv< spaces availab Shrimp & Combing1 eg. S3.55 | Served with Hushpuppies Free Ice Tea with Me Phone ahead for quick < BROAD RIVER RD. KNOX ABBOTT DR., CAY( rwo NOTCH Rn 3EVINE ST. ' ' -- - - -. . .:. " - _ _ riser innpfs fall! .C. chapter," KA member John is held by Bob Speca Jr., who oes to raise money for the Foundation. ), but with it being the first year t joint event of its kind, $4,000 is ' Scarborough said, ire supplied by the National m for every dollar contributed. Gireenville designed the jumps, twists involved in formation of \ and the shape of a sailboat. ridge had to be tested," Marion time setting up, knocking over " The dominoes were arranged >e, Chi Omega, said. mam ENTER K* <" ' -V 'jAV > 'f-Vf'T' - |254-a2VV| I ) Mon.-Wed.-Frl. i' j pN 8:00 am-4:00 pm p i ;'H Tues. & Thurs. | ? 10:00 am-6:00 pm ffi /ersity Union es lent Holderman" rch 20 m. ?d in room 209, ?d i m-1 le. 8 g> k?.?k?.?\-f russeti hcxise d ISM i, Cole Slaw & FF. \ I al with USC ID. jf?|S j carry out service. - ] Fh. 798-3032 # ] K Ph. 796-1654 BBB, Ph. 786-0160 MB iimmill -M