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USC has made "signi
equal opportunities for
five years, according
president of athletic aff;
ADDRESSING the
Committee Monday, 1
regulations developed
Health, Education ar
colleges and universi
portunities for men and
Putnam said women':
"relatively new" and "
final interpretation" (ol
said there have been v
HEW regulations.
The budget for wome
$300,000 this year, F
department operates c
year. USC athletics
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fees and Gamecock Clul
use bu
The Ways and Means
of the S.C. State
Representatives repor
State Appropriations /
and it contained $87.J
allocations for the Ui
South Carolina System.
That is $12.3 million
recommended by the
Budget and Control B<
this year. B.A. Daet^
system vice president
said the $12.3 million is
for mandated inc
operational costs in the
The Budget and Coi
had recommended
receive $75.6 million fc
year beginning July 1.
"The Ways and M
mittee recognized th
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Eric Carr, a
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SC Young Democi
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in South Carolina
Democrats are the
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ficant progress" in providing
women's athletics in the past
to William F. Putnam, vice
airs.
Affirmative Action Policy
Putnam said that Title IX
by the U.S. Department of
id Welfare, HEW, require
ties to provide equal opwomen
athletes,
s intercollegiate athletics are
there is speculation as to the
: the Title IX ruling). Putnam
arious interpretations of the
n's athletics at USC is about
>utnam said. The athletic
?n a $4 million budget each
are supported by nonluding
gate receipts, student
b funds, he added.
idget stand
i Committee needs of the
House of Daetwyler. W
ted out the mittee has bee
icl Tuesday, with the money
> million in are still below
niversity of needs.
"We are also
more than actual dollars a
S C. State you consider infl
)ard earlier The Ways and
tfyler, USC restored a $3.8 it
for finance, USC budget ii
earmarked board, five-pen
reases in agencies by the 1
system. million in mand;
itrol Board $2.6 million in
that USC creases such as i
>r fhp fisrpl When the W
Committee con
eans Com- propriations Ac
e Dressing balance by $38 rr
iing Dernoc
USC political science
ilected president of the
ats. At 20, Carr is the
;ident ever elected,
ng to make Young
g, potent political force
Carr said. "Young
voice of young people of
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er a new wonderfi
>rld of excitement.
atmosphere is different
rfeet setting" for your fav
!s! And what food! The m
a variety that all the fam
enjoy. Popular prices, too
rer Julie's Place sc
id of restaurant that mak<
come back a^ain and atf
lers Ferry Road. Woodhi!
umbia Phone: 783-4211
ry ci?y ? Lunch, Dinner. Cockt
ction
aking 'significan
Richard Wertz, associate
Residential Life Services, told
spaces would be provided for
Bates House this fall. Wertz said
good location because it is near
Physical Education Center an
athletes could be housed there
vacations, if required by team scl
The proposal for women's a
made by Pam Parsons, womei
and head basketball coach, Wei
Life Services worked closely \
commodate women, he said.
In another meeting report, I
chairperson of the policy comn
interviewed by the HEW civil rig
visited USC this past week. Bui
riehts team made sueeestions
oo
committee. One suggestion inv<
college on campus to elect a rep
on the committee. Members are
by USC President James B. Ho
three-year terms.
Is at $87.9 n
university," said the act, the
e feel the com- percent in th
n very generous (personnel) bi
available, but we agencies an
our actual dollar allocations in
The equip
below 1978-79 in refunded from
ppropriated when current budge
ation." is expected t
Means Committee allocation,
lillion cut from the The budget
1 an across-the- House floor fo
:ent cut of state After the Houi
tx>ard, funded $2.4 will go to the ;
ited expenses and be referred to
unavoidable in- Committee,
itilities. committee fin
ays and Means will bedebate<
lpleted the Ap- Then it maj
t, it was out of committee
iiiiion. To balance proval by both
:rats name p
South Carolina; we're go
lobbying for our platform
to make a difference."
Young Democrats are c
in lobbying as well as be
ministrative force in pla
such as voter registrar
workshops.
th
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t progress'
vice president of
the committee 100 WngjiWtf
women athletes in
Bates House was a
the Solomon Blatt
cJ because women
thletic housing was
i's athletic director QfSHF
'tz said. Residential B^pP
Vlargaret Burggraf, IE :lHh-S
littee, said she was H|n|^p
hts task force, which P rggraf
said the civil
for revisions of the r '
olved allowing each L ^ /
iresentative to serve
currently appointed | '
ilderman, and serve 1} \ ^ \ : L
lillion
Two Cler
committee cut 2.5 across the i
e personal services arrived in C
iHfJntc nf monif ofofa kAlj%rA m^mII
vi 111qi1j okiic | uoiuiu uuiill
d cut equipment '
1 half. A Att
iment cuts were w w w
i surplus funds in the SUP
it, so the university Q
0 receive all of its ?
bill will go to the ?
r debate next month. ?
se acts on the bill, it a
Senate, where it will ;
' the Senate Finance ?
After the finance ?
ishes with the bill, it ^ Medic.
1 on the Senate floor. Carolina ar
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