The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, November 16, 1979, Page Page 4, Image 4
Irania
By Meg
"The United States sh<
available against the Iran
if absolutely necessary,
winning side of the Cl<
Wednesday night.
The debate, entitled "Ii
States react?" was hel<
some 60 American hosta
the U.S. Embassy in Tel
president, presided over t
The debate gave every
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Iranian situation. Partici
listening to speakers fror
limited to three minutes.
THE AFFIRMATIVE S
against the Iranian gov
action should only be
cumstances when there u
Americans being held the
A speaker for the affirn
violated international la
uassy wnicn is unitea
responsibility of the Uni
when international laws
added.
Another speaker for th
those on his side who sup
Iran is located in a strat
between Turkey, Pakisb
USSR.
The speaker also pointc
UCIIUIC
From i
passed two bills propose
Senate Finance Coi
under the recommend
the Student Allocatioi
mission and rejected an
A BILL TO ALLOCA1
to the Russell House
Union was turned dc
sent back to the
Committee, according I
to review how many pc
1 -- -- -?
uciiig sci veu in reu
money allocated to the i
An amendment to the
originally introduce
passed to delete $2,982 f
tape equipment from t
sum to be allotted befor
was made to reject th
content of the bill. F1
money spent on vid<
equipment woul
"ridiculous" because tl
production center on
eliminated this eqi
need.
"I think the monej
allocated ($2,982) to ti
for video tape equipi
ridiculous," Floyd sai
video production servic
on campus would be
serve their needs ad<
enough."
Sen. Curtis Loftis thei
successtuiiy to cancel ti
amount to be allocate
included a $1,000 expem
the RHUU Executive
for increased promot
publicity for activitie
sored by the union.
"THE UNION DOE
benefit the entire
body," Loftis said. 44
tivities are programr
only a certain few."
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an Sexton of tl
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ould pursue every sanction
ian nation short of war, and ,R
, war," according to the the '
irisophic Society's debate USS]
Ham
M<
ran: How should the United tenM
d regarding the holding of cumi
ges by Iranian students in
hran. John Gobbel, society no v
he debate. cond
woul
one in an audience of about
/ to voice their ideas on the
pants alternated sides after ..
n both sides. Speeches were men|
Mp
IDE supported use of action n
ernment, but felt military xheL
taken in extreme cir- ,
WjJQ 1
'as no other way to save the count
re.
native side said the Iranians
w by taking over the em- "j
States territory. It is the :.. '
ted Nations to take action hvm|
are broken, the speaker
41 ?
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ie affirmative side warned econ<
ported military action that Aft
egic geographical location peop]
an, Saudi Arabia and the actio
side.
?d out the strength and size deba!
i
7.1
?d by the ^?l||||??
mmittee
:ation of
is Com iother.
rE $5,132
Student
iwn and
Finance
to Floyd,
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ujj.U ui u
ition to iMpliggpI
jnion.
bill was
:d and
or video
.he total
e a move
e entire
oyd felt
so tape
d be RltalJiMStl
tie video
campus
lipment
1 to be
ie union
d. "The
e center
able to
equately
n moved
At last, Ei
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fingertip, Ei
the most tal
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rSgg Encareisa>
the easiest
SKI you will ev
flCji] Simply si
You simply
VA| tip of your 1
Y\jr measuring,
:'5 And no me
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assBggy
yn debat
le Iranian army which has pure!
:ary equipment from the United Stat
AN HAS THE FOURTH most powe
vorld behind China, the United SU
El, "not necessarily in that or
ilton, debate critic, said.
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mtion should not be used und<
stances.
makers from this side said the United
alve by which we can apply pres
uct of the Iranian students." One sp
d be wrong to wage war against
rnment when it is the actions of
an students we are condemning. 1
felt the United States couldn't hold
responsible for students' mistakes.
nbers of the negative side blamed th
rtment for getting America into thi
nited States knew last February, wh
breed to leave Iran, that it was r
ry.
E STATE DEPARTMENT should I
Americans in Iran of the dangers, o
I there should have known what I
ter for the negative side said,
e "U.S. no longer has the military pc
950s," and it can't do any more t
)mic sanctions on Iran, another spea
er a short break the room was divi
e supporting the affirmative sid
n against Iran, and seven people on I
Many of those on the affirmative i
:e before the final count was taken.
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been selected for the
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lased all its Colleges and Universitu
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Devlin, Kate G. Dixon,
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riplified.