Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Bush By Patty M Gamecock St George Bush is the first to attack the problem of g the United States as a key official said Wednesday at for Bush." Richard Walker, direct for International Studie: students that Bush is the because he "can make a tick." Bush is a good adm and the presidential "g; administration. BUSH POSSESSES the < integrity and intelliger | presidency of the United 5 litis IIIUIC CApCl ICIILC 111 gl than any of the other presii Bush's credentials poin said. Bush is a former legi of Representatives and bassador to the United chairman of the Republic; Walker said. Harry Dent, chairman committee for Bush, said in politics for 30 years an excited or seen so much o before." Bush has moved to Republican campaign for few months, Dent said, favor. He won the Iowa ca test is New Hampshire , polls," he said. The South Carolina pi important because it is th Studei remov By Tammy Baughman Gamecock Staff Writer The USC Parking and IV Vehicle Registration Division received a numuer 01 sugges and comments from residen South Building, South Tower Sims dormitories who parking meters on Bull anc(;i streets should be removed to r spaces for dormitory residents The disadvantages of remo the meters is that cars c remain in one spot for weeks, (ionrffp Kpv riirprtnr nf r?i -?v ? ? v" r" safety and security at USC. would not allow a "turnovei parking spaces for other stud he said. ONE ADVANTAGE in hi parking meters is that can moved when the time or meters is expired, Key said meters on Bull and Greene st expire every five hours an meters in the South Bu parking circle expire evei minutes, he said. I??? OF M J CiPIOIMEETJ i 12714 ^ Devine Street ..WE us Celebrating 25 years T attacks b cCarthy a?d aft Writer Dell : presidential candidate re^' growing bureaucracy in Pr*n campaign issue, a USC Tl a : _r u(ii i t._ Snnl it lUtTCUIIg UI OlUUeilUS youi or of the USC Institute peti' 5, told about 60 USC "upi man for the presidency a^re n organization run and "U11 inistrator, Walker said, ame" revolves around SI for combination of personal Busl ice essential to the cam States, Walker said, and "I wprnmpnt anH hn?inp<:c Hnw dential candidates. stan t to experience, Walker Sam islator in the U.S. House 47 served as a U.S. Am- all tl Nations. He was also for an National Committee, maj< Fre i of the state steering 4Tv< , ,41 have been involved best id I have never been so 4'I f a surge in a campaign (of) him the forefront of the paigi the presidency in just a Je! "Momentum is in his 4Tv< iucus. His second major think and he's ahead in the the t he's { residential primary is Bu e South's first primary durii its sugges ing meter Twenty cars have b< from the area since cam Iotor began 24-hour enforc i has parking regulations for tions and entranceways Feb. 1 f C nf T 1CP mime rv is-vvatiw vo v? \juv/ ww no vjihj iuw it and which oerates betweer said and 4:30 p.m. The u eene towing charge is $15.i nake commercial towing co called after 4:30 and pric ving ould CARS BLOCKING said tersection of Blossom ai ublic streets are a problem, This "This (the intersection " in kept open so traffic can ents, said. Cars are sometimes t< the Wade Hampton Hot uving lot. The parking probl 5 are Wade Hampton Hotel i the because most of the s . The reserved for resid< Lreets vehicles parked illegal d the towed away, Key said, ilding Key said towing is *y 30 resort" necessary w become a safety hazard. >TONICA m car audio ferU m_ _i'_ r lecnn by Pa ma a A TEN" "WE SERVICE" ? of quality sales and professional s< ureaucn will indicate where south* t said. Fifty percent of dents have indicated they nary. ie Bush campaign has gott< th Carolina and is depending ie people to broaden the i tion, Dent said. Bush campaij set of the year,' Dent said, ady number two by the polls iber one." rUDENTS SAID they attend a variety of reasons. Some ti in the past and others were ipaign platform. just came to see what he (E he feels. I'd like to see ho d before deciding on one," i Nehamasaid. tfter carefully viewing all the le candidates, I feel that Busl the position," junior inter or Tommy Austin said, ashman economics major Bi e been supporting him for tw candidate at this time." 've been briefly following h months. I'm interested in wh and maybe getting involve n," advertising major Susan ff Vinzani, an undeclared i been supporting him since ; he had much of a chance b ime he wasn't very popular *oing to be it (president) in li sh is scheduled to visit tl ig the Republican debate Feb The GAMEC newspaper of I _ uaronna ana is ^ Meek on Monde days during the and once weekly summer session! university holii periods Opinions expre 3en towed are ihose o? the ?< University of Soul pus police The Univer9ity ement of equal opportunity fire zones The Board o1 Communication# , . . Gamecock The S ig vehicle parent organiiatK I 8:30 a.m Change of ?d( niversity's requests and oth 00, but a be se,,? ?o the c mpanv is Russell House. _ Columbia. S C 2 es vary. are S5 50 per s summer sessions the in- Thl,d c,ass p? id Marion Key said. ) must be ?????? 1 flow," he owed from el parking em at the is minor spaces are ~nts, but V ly will be v 5 a "last \ hen cars Presi ics I masonic 5 p. Phone 771"it /in ' /O^U I arvice ICV jPU * \ A USC art . .. ~ complishmenf sni support lies. Monday! South Carolina charles Mt will vote in tne Pumkins." It . . lecture series jn a late start in on the support of TT^ 7 9 Republican com- J[ \/ J gners will pull the "George Bush is e ^ and is headed for w present tl of four taped 1 1 nn I li n X ' VII VIIV Educational T An intervu ed the Bush rally superintende i have supported Charlie G. curious about his televised Wee lush) is all about, ] w all candidates ] chemistry major ; qualifications of 1 h is the right man J national studies f -ian Hanley said, o years. He's the lim for a couple at they say about d with his cam- | Page said. j freshman, said, j October. I didn't efore because at in the polls. But >80." j ie USC campus | i.28. OCK is the student [he University of South published three times a ys. Wednesdays and Fri fall and spring semesters on Thursdays during both s with the exception of Jays and examination THI ssed in the GAMECOCK Jitors and not those of the h Carolina of South Carolina is an institution , . Student Publication# and _ is the publisher of the ,v. "! itudent Media Office is the eligible worl >n of the Gamecock academi rtreas forms, subscription Assistant Pe er correspondence should i iAMECOCK. Box 85131 I University of S C . '9208 Subscription rates ^ emester and 5 2 for the \ stage paid at Columbia. ^ Ti { ented By m. Saturday Feb. 9th Adm. Free 4 II! A-.a #. 'vn r miss UUT un jpi blic lecture j historian will give a free put Is and innovations of the Roman in room 203 of Sloan College, ick will lecture on "The Emp is the third segment in the "E) offered by the USC Department ol interviews sc [useum of Education onChanm tie second in a series oral interviews Feb. Ate South Carolina president, elevision Network. Feb. ?w with the state an(* exec* nt of Education, S?l Williams, will be League, I Inesday at 6:30 p.m. featured! DO YOU Wi MORE u N REWARDING EXPERII Y X e I T E M FRIENDS N T SN BE A DESK AS 'tment of Residential Life Service k-study students for Desk Asslstan c year. Any interested students icket at the following places: Towers Main Lobby Desk Russell House Information C Any Residence Hall Desk fE ED 5% Nick Pagai scial Album Sale?( Monday I >lic lecture on the aci Emperor Hadrian at 8 eror Hadrian and His cploring the Arts" slide rheduled I >1 35, Columbia. I hley, Clemson University , will be interviewed on 20 segment of the series [ Hive secretary-treasurer | ith Carolina High School [ ^awrence Graves, will be c ^eb. 27. [I \NT N \ SNCE w j SISTANT s will soon begin hiring t positions for the 1980>. may pick up a Desk enter I EE BEER ii L.r. un sale inly $4.99