Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Johnson is a member of the South Carolina Master Military assista 'kiss of death,' By Karen Addy Weatherbee i Gamacock Staff Writer pL.^jj , Gnandi may cc \A7 hi In -A ? ? -? i icaiuciu warier s Russians militar Russian grain embargo served as the ban on "therapy" for an America needing Pakistan, india decisive leadership, U.S. military wars with Pakist aid to Pakistan would be a "kiss of there is a possibi death" for the regime there, said arms would be ui two Government and International War occur. Studies professors. ..gy accepting Robert Wirsing said that "by Pakistan will for providing arms to Pakistan, we an In do-Pa would be assuming a similar affrppmpnt 9? \ future for them as that of Iran." non-aligned stati THE ARMS would not be used WIRSING SI against the Russians but against Kissinger's sug tribal groups within Pakistan who U.S. modestly eq are susceptible to Soviet influence, and obtain air b< Wirsing said. would serve as a Wirsing, who visited Southeast the Soviets with Asia last summer, said the regime Indians, of President Mohammed Zia U1 Wirsing and W Haq is not a popular one and that a that President t massive sale of arms to Pakistan the best possib would further damage the U.S. posing a grain en reputation in the Middle East. "Grain is t Donald Weatherbee, also a GINT iP8* professor, agreed that it was if18* will nave doubtful the arms would be used to Soviets. Howeve aid Pakistan aeainst the Soviets remedy rather t should they decide to invade Weatherbeesaid Pakistan. Carter took a gamble in impo ' . Moslem, Weathe Hubert wirsing the moment it OMTprofo99or blance to past Skr SB r ^M|g|g^K.. Si M Wk mmmmt *m?' - *?Ii121:1Uli:i Skip O'Rourke - GAMECOCK 1 to replace College of Nursing Dean Betty ir 1980. i an resigns rianning committee on Nursing Education, the j South Carolina Council of Administrative Women in Education, the South Carolina League of Nursing and | the National Arthritis Board of the National Institute of Health. A search committee for a new dean is being organized by the USC provost's office. The committee will consist of six faculty members from the College of Nursing, one graduate student, one undergraduate student, one faculty member from | outside the college and a member of the Columbia community, USC Provost Francis Borkowski said. Before joining USC, Johnson was a faculty member at tho TlnitmrcWti J.~ 1 *"* ?- "*v u.mwoi*.jr ui f* lavuiuiu-mciuisuii anu tase Western Reserve University in Cleveland, Ohio. Johnson received her doctorate from the University of Wisconsin nee to Pakistan professors say said that Indira xmerati* with th*? i d another eclosc chanc^for [Joe t i nn Hiot ^y^^Si-V.!,\ ,''-? ' -"'. .^isSffi^iM&S- Ai C-vT |uip the Pakistanis ase facilities. This I .y{'^?0?.^:;is?l1^:'*y;^<::n^''\warning signal to out offending the Donald Weatherbee GINT professor eatherbee agreed -- ?? ? Carter had taken le action in im- /f^ ^ ibargo on Russia. mf he number one \lk iment we possess impact on the r, it is a long term I I han a quick fix," | | | bold international ^|l I jloll sing the embargo i very needed, lip, Wirsing said. . en disagree on Opryland is Amenca s great should withdraw .musical show park. Millions of peors While Wirsinc Ple each Y^ ^ our fully-staged h n n ? , n musical productions. And for 1980 t * we need hundreds of vounc sinters and dancers, instrumentalists and ALLY, we've leader/ conductors, stage managers he position that and technicians. Is don't mix. All of As an Opryland enteri is a change of tainer, you 11 get the thing most imrithdrawing from portant to a snow business career? 9uld not affect . ... y capabilities at Auditions ache impair future hprhpp said Columbia audition >t further Russian P-m. at University were extremely dical Mosfcms in J|fegg? 1H ascnmp nrauer 'K ? ?: , im. JWW.MI t to the, Soviets vWIHP^j on is one-third ICSaJpfSSI rbee said, and at riitc bears no resemiriet imperialism. I APPLY NOW! Omicron Delta Kappa Mntinnral i IMI.IV/I sua Leadership Honor Society Requirements: 1) 60 or more hours completed [ 2) cumulative 3.0G.P.H. j 3) significant contributions to academics, arts, athletics, media and other activities Applications Available: rack near Info. Desk, 2nd floor Russell House Career Planning & Placement, Harper College Honors Program Office, Leiber College or call 8544 Deadline January 28 tiie new Copper Door restaurant and lounge friday and Saturday Dance to the Ronk fimmds of Victor Jorry i Happy Hour Everyday 5pm-8pm | All Bottled Beer 50' ffiTTP.ftnt. iTTnTmrt.c^ y w w JLJkAXJ^/ V/X uu J Draft 25* | Located on Rosewood Drive lltTMl ANw" I fJCIIIIIHJ jmonseo exposure. Every year, many Opry- in special events; productions have land entertainers go on to perform even been staged exclusively for re in productions such as Broadway cording industry executives ... the musicals, national commercials and people who count. Opryland pernetwork television shows. formers must be 16 years of age or older. An accompanist, record player ( You'll work with top pro- and cassette recorder will be professionals at Opryland. You 11 earn a vided at the audition. good salary. And you'll be in Nashville?Music City. U.S.A. Opryland Make Opryland '80 your performers have a chance to appear stepping stone to stardom! dule for Opryland s will be held Thursday, January 24, 1980,12:00-4:00 of South Carolina, Russell House?Ballroom. MFor more information, contact: Entertainment Department. Opryland. USA, 2802 Opryland Drive, Nashville. Tennessee 37214 ?^7 Phone: (615) 889-6600. Ext. 341 nttrtammtnt property of'the SatimaJ I Aft and Acridmt Inswrmct Company An etfmluppntHMtty Empbyrr , /