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WSSEm By Phyllis R Qamacock Staff USC married and single-studei will be increased about 12 perc cording to uesidentiai Lite servu The university offers five a family housing: Cliff, Universi Gardens, Woodland Terrace and The 12 percent increase was increasing cost of labor and utili Carr, director of family housing. "THE CURRENT rates are no expected operating cost of next yi Carr said a small increase was Currently rent includes all ser TorranD Anarfinonfc 44U7/i a v>>uvv npai uiltliU}. f?C 1141 11 ments, but the residents must fu said. "We do not provide telej either, only in single student hous There are different rates for cording to Carr. "Different rates Carter's By Mark Platte Qamacock Staff Writer President Jimmy Carter, in hi recently announced nation* energy policy, has called for th decontrol of oil prices to increas production and to eventually lowc inflation. Reaction to his propose has been generally positive b several USC professors. "The concept is sound," Ronal Wilder, USC professor of busines administration, said. "Decontrc of petroleum is one of the ke elements. Most people won't b very happy with it, bu economically, it's good." WILDER SAID gasolin rationing is not a sound ide because people with a stron demand for gas would not be abl to get it. Wilder said Carter' taxing of "wildfall," or excess ta profits, gives him mixed feelingi UTlt- ? > / * - ! us goou irom a pouucai vieu "Wilder said. 4|It makes the citize less hostile on energy, but wit taxing, less resources are put int development and exploration, s it's both good and bad." John Willenborg, business ac ministration professor, saic "President Carter has aske consumers to cut down on drivin by 15 miles a week, and he has sai that he might close down ga An^ 256-0301 qS -n | m m n m mm ? F m 70 PIZZA EXP | of Five Points 1 907 Hours: Sun-Thuis. 4:30-1 : Fri-Sat. 4:30-2: mmmmmmBmmmmmmmtmmmammmmmmmma rdon I Writtr nt apartment housing rent rent, effective July 1, ac- ^ :es officials. /\ ipartment complexes for + ty Terrace, UT, Carolina Marion apartments. proposed because of the ties, according to Rachael ? J t effective coverage of the space, conve ear," Carr said. Carrsaid. We are in t imposed about a year ago. University vices except in Woodland "Central he; ish water in these apart- the upper lev rnish light and gas," Carr Phones in family housing CARR SA1 ;ing," she added. are that a c( time student different apartments, ac- also live in f; are based partially on the she said. energy po stations on weekends. He will probably follow through on this I is feel, however, that the consumer will probably drive no matter how e high the prices go, although they e might cut down." ;r Willenborg said there is no il historical evidence that consumers y would use less oil and that lobbyists would be very active and d influential in determining cons sumption. "Americans will not cut >1 down and ban together to fight oil y prices but will learn to live with e high prices," Willenborg said. t 'THE UNITED STATES uses e too much oil, and it will have to 1 a reduce by either mandatory rule or 1 g increased priced," Robert Kuhne, 1 e business administration profes * * * ^Carolina ? jWomen'sC yL o T a ~ IIUI 1 V^OUI lh>< 0 J Free Pregnar *- J Birth Control Cour d J Our contact is abso ? J 2009 Hampton St., C< d ** *' IS I 2 items Fl n a Large Pizi With Coupon Expires 4-23-79 REE DELIVER ONE COUPON PER PIZZA f** 'RESS Blossom St. I MSmrni 00 <*L>1\T?LJF^ oo Begin July 1 i partrm it hikes nience and what's offered in < he process of improving living Terrace Apartments, acc< it and air conditioning have rel of UT as well as paneling." I) qualifications for occupyir juple be married and one of at the university. "Widows ai amily housing if they have a < licy dr? ssor, said. "I am totally a mandatory rule because I think government regulati right in this case. Glyn Williams, businesi ministration professor, said probably the first good Carter has done in office, but will be problems if we f develop other forms of p "Within our framework, this only possible plan to Williams said. KUHNE SAID, "The first this plan would do is increas amount of oil and thprp u/ill higher inflation rate. Then reduce the gas, which will res less U.S. dollars going tc -An 256-012J "linic eling & Service ic y Testing lseling & Advice lately confidential >3umbia, S.C. 292( A- -A- -A- -4?1?4...L~-J REE o<;A.nini (C& v v 1 iZXd ?*|3reSS A , i/c.hy i Th? Increat _ - ? X CLIFF APAI ^ WTg M One bedroom J ? Twobedroon Three bedrot UNIVERSI1 MENTS a Upper Level % tWa One bedroom || M Two bedroon * Three bedrot Middle Level Two bedroon ?ach apartment," Lower Level Efficiency I conditions in the JwSZ )rding to Carr. Three bed roc been installed in Carolina (individual u Two bedroon Three lg family housing woodlani the two be a full- ments (no: nd divorcees may dependent child," air-condition Two bedroon iws mix gainst Arabs. The Arabs woi don't much, and this in turn on is t^e value of the dollar least stabilize." he add this is Wilder said Carter's thing -o JeACT >o wer. ( :sSeh" J HOP IN fi I GOLDEN ining I <t OUR BIG hi \ HAPP iult in A > the hhuhhsski * I V >- ^ ^ * ? - - - ?s * KiWiiiiWWBip * iwpsipi/ I 4 i|i|i ri * HBfiBiBI ? )4J S?feM mt iK ? 1 aEt'if'3 > [Si?ii|iiiBi? _i XI ! D | ' ' ^ gg nrrra B - a 9 Jrfc .y; Current m?s are: ITMENTS $170.00 per mo. ,s 182 00 ms 185 00 Y TERRACE APART[central air-conditioning) 145.00 is 155.00 ms 165.00 (no air-conditioning) is 140 00 (no air-conditioning) 95.00 115.00 ic ion nn ms 12500 GARDEN APARTMENTS nits provided) >s 140.00 150 00 ) TERRACE APARTlir-conditioning) 's 10500 REET APARTMENTS (no ing) j >s 110 00 | Seo F ed reactic llrln't call no l? II IV ?- ocnao unc-anui uiiug. ne : would make affect the rate of infh go up or at one percentage point, ed. will not make prices 1< action is a inflation," Wilder said THE BOOK CORNER ER PROMOTIO IND REGISTER FOR 01 BOOKMOBILE AND CI I MENU E CAI El w ?iaia> vnaiaa* V HOLIDAY! ,USC Campus Bookstore Ivf fprtivp July 1, 1979 $190 00 per mo 205.00 210.00 165.00 175.00 185.00 160.00 110.00 130.00 135.00 140.00 160.00 170.00 115.00 120.00 :amily, page 5 Jiid said it might ition by only "This action >wer or solve I. N! I JR I HECK I