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Kissi By Michael Gooding N?ws Edhor Henry Kissinger, former I Secretary of State, announced support ot president Jim Carter's decision to proceed \ the MX missile system in a pi conference June 12, held in he of S.C.* Sen. Strom Thurmoi 25th year in the U.S. Senate. "We need the MX missile f/\ mA^nt?nlrvn Aiir of Ul UCJl IU 1I1V/UU1 11AVU1 Oil ai* quarters and to prevent the So Union from gaining a deci advantage," Kissinger said. KISSINGER said he felt missile plans would cause I B By Peggy Brady j Gamecock Staff Wrh?r I The number of students receive nnanciai aid ai u&u more than doubled since this according to Ray Edwards, L of Student Financial Aid. "LAST YEAR we aw proximately 3,030 grants students," Edwards said. "T ovruu<t fn nuinrH at loact *7 (?V1 ' VApVVt VV U TT Ui U U t IVUOV ? ,WV. | Previously, Edwards said income students were eligible grants. Now, the student f member family whose pare combined income of up to receive one of these grants. Edwards attributed this ( eligibility to the Middle Incom by U.S. Congress this past Under this act, $3 billion was Renting furniture for j 2 beers per day,* wil SPECIAL" |^irjfi2!^j||p (Student Spocl?J Group I* lo fur J Here'* what you get on a 4-r I One Sofa One Matchln Two Table t.ampi Two rn^Lt.li TaKIn a On Four Matching Chair* Or j and Mirror or Cheat of Drav j Single or Double Bed with I Mattress, Foundation, and I One Night Stand One I j Lamp METROLEASE? FURNITURE RENTALS (worth "p-^j METRC j JT^TET'l j WORTHVy j S'J JU Thi? coupon *i I Iref delivery o"'enli nger supp< complications with SALT II talks with Soviet leader Leonid j s Brezhnev "because even the MX "his misslIe IS smaller tnan the small Soviet missile and much smaller 1than the large Soviet missile." The United States cannot accept the s proposition "that the Soviet Union is entitled to have weapons that we 1 s a re not supposed to have, "he said. ; in egic The MX missile was already in viet the budget when the Carter adsive mininstration came into office, but it has been delayed for three years, according to Kissinger. "The MX the missile only gets us back to where no we were in 1976," he said. "Without Fi JL M \asic grants irici Basic Educational Opp< .., fund. eligible to this fall has ? past year, The federally funded ] JSC director provides non-repayable from $176 to $1,600, depei plicant's financial circi arded ap- educational costs, to eligible his year we The Office of Student F been forced to reorgani; only low- increased work load 1 i for federal awards have caused, Edv rom a five- need arises, counseling !nts have a recipients will be expandc $30,000 may IN ADDITION to exp< sonnel and services, the ; increased f jce has been linked to th< e Act passed 470 y-6 computer at US' November. vices. added to the Three cathode ray tub kTTENTION STUDENTS! rhe Hassle-Free Way To Furnish Your Apartment" a 3-room apartment costs less than th the MetroLease "STUDENT RE RENTAL GROUP. l EEH r nltur* pictured ) .' nonth lease: <fc?lEE ftf|* ?. g Chair month End Tables b Dinette and Furniture Rental 32.50 le Dreater Damage Waiver Fee 2.00 vers One Sales Tax 1.30 Headboard, _ Free "Lease by the Piece" T-8hlrt 3ed Frame Wl,h furniture lease. Bedroom 3308 Millwood Ave. Columbia, S.C. 29250 Open 9-6 Mon.-Thurs. 9-9 Fri., 9-3 Sat. 'THE FURNITURE RENTAL PEOPLE" REE DELIVERY 1 JQC ' )LEASE j|^FuRNiTUf?F rjENTA^ Ov j nrnsriBi SHHPtm ^^Iif Vs1 ^ lift**! ~\_J ' WORTH | Ian U?B0 win *(ud?n| 10 Milttt be?r?f 10 S mJt C ? ol SUiOent Spacid QroOp rt??cnb?d aOova ' :>rts Carte it, I don't think we can consider a SALT treaty, but with it, it spells that the treaty requires the most careful scrutiny by the Senate," he said. Kissinger also admitted that he played a key part in assisting the Shah of Iran in going to Mexico City. "I APPEALED to the Mexican president because unfortunately, our government didn't do anything and I felt the United States government had a moral 4^ 1 I ...1 uuugauuu tu suiuu uy a man wnu for 40 years was our friend, and who housed the current president nancial A pncprl nnWpr V'l jrtunity Grant been installed in a cost of about ! project coordinal BEOG program grants ranging Edwards said lding on tne ap- computer will n umstances and to receive finan< the number of f< out and process* "inancial Aid has ze to handle the Financial aid these additional parental decisic /ards said. As the se"d their chil< services for aid said. The admii id, he added. said, and an eff financial aid off uncling their per- with the USC A< financial aid of- prospective stu e main AMDAHL college educatic C Computer Ser ADMISSION e terminals have travel to differ [lOPTC AUDIO COMPON i "I wouldn't sell a d< | John may be the National Sales M John looks for specs Features hi Optonlca s computerized tape deck I .. . - . J receiver nas ?na one or me most op And he expects his customers tc they can give their customers straigh Sure. Optonlca standards are toi gonna stay Be an optoniea ownc A ;r's missile on New Year's Eve," he said. "I thought we had a moral obligation < to demonstrate to the world that at I least some Americans don't forget those who have stood by us in our e hour of need," Kissinger added. < Kissinger left open the possibility of his running for the U.S. Senate if Sen. Jacob Javits, R-NY,retires. "Sen Javits has indicated no inclination not to run, and I have stated repeatedly that I will support t ~i 1 1 otiii- javiis IUI le-eiectiuii, uui what I would do if Sen. Javits decided not to run I quite honestly haven't decided." he said. dd? new income la . country the financial aid office at about fi: $10,000, said Bill Hobson, clients fnr (nr pnmnntop cornjinoe i x said. being linked to the central In add lake it easier for students Admissi :ial aid since it will reduce the sys orms that have be to filled Financij id by hand. informa is playing a larger role in Arthui ins as to whether or not to said he iren to college, Edwards of his s listration realizes this, he help wil ort has been made by the system, icials to work more closely Emissions Office to ensure Edwa /(MAnfnM nAAnrn t r\ r? oKnilf Ki ucuid ^icaict atv.coo iu a uwvuv ui >n. "leans a greal S COUNSELORS who financU ent parts of the state and student DNICA. ENTS / saler I wouldn't buv from John A. Bermi anager for Optonica, but at heart, he s really a cons ? can really get excited about Practical innovatioi :s that find selections automatically The new 1: ticaiiy advanced slim line component series on tr > be Just as excited about Optonica as he is Opton it answers jgh But with a line as special as this they have tc ?r. Call Bill Frawlev at 777-734 // WEI A 9^ YF >plan KISSINGER also spoke about economic problems saying,"the basic problem that we have in the world today with respect to iconomics is that none of the nations can achieve non-inflationary growth without cooperation with each other." Another problem that needs to be solved is energy, he said "It is not oossible to have the future of the industrialized democracy depend entirely on the unilateral decisions of the group of oil producing nations," he added. "Of course, we have to get our own inflation under control, otherwise if we don't, our leadership qualities will be severelv limited " he added w will become more knowledgeable nancial aid so they can provide with more information. Edwards [ition, the computer system at the ons Office will be interlinked with tern at the Office of Student il Aid to ensure easier access to tionand services. r West, director of admissions, hue fpmrvirarilu accidno/1 covoral UVTVIU1 taff members to financial aid to th the transition to the computer rds said he is "very optimistic" s office's capabilities in the future, ay unequivocally that there will be i increase in me ability oi tne l il aid office to give financial aid to I ) 11 ingham, National Sales Manager iumer ns that aren t just bells and whistles like >5 watt receiver with features no other , le market ! lea dealers know their line inside out So 1 > be That s the way it is And the way it s 10. iqtpm - \a/p <;pp\/irp ARS SAME LOCATION 14 Devi ne Street 771-7340