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Three unopposed candidates f<
re-elected by the S C. General As
Beginning new terms on April
Union in the Sixteenth Judicial
caster in the Sixth Judicial Distr
in the Second Judicial District.
Another board member, T. Li
teenth Judicial District, is unop
Donent withdrew lrom the race.
The General Assembly will v<
four contested board seats in Mai
TOOLK SAID the major issue
four years is state personnel tr\
policies involving tenured facult
innate, time-honored tradition i
said. Toole said he believes tl
should be responsible for the teni
Along with fighting inflation,
athletic department will be a maj
Specifically, Toole said he wai
fall to separate the athletic d
post ions. He also hopes USC wi
conference in the near future.
Toole said the board will eonsi
it. "Students do have input if the;
the student-board liason committ
Although board member Willi
excellence in all areas of the uni
said one specific problem was ir
hopes the board and the athletic
toward the same goals."
WHITNEY SAII) he felt stude
decisions through the student bo<
voting member of the board and
committee. "But I hope to see mc
future," he said.
Board member James Bradley
term will be to become better ac
of the board. "Then after a le
qualified to make decisions and c
has served on the board only twc
trustee who died last October.
GAINING PUBLICITY for Gee
one of Benson's goals for the con
the news media to put Rogers in
Heisman Trophy," he said. "Thi:
can i ii. ii lie wins. 11 w
notoriety."
Benson said he believes the boa
comprehensive programs of USC
and to giving students the best (
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3r the USC board of trustees were
sembly last week.
1, 1980 are : William E. Whitney of
District; James Bradley of Laniet
; and Frampton Toole of Aiken
ike Benson of Conway in the Fifposed
for re-election after his op>te
on Benson and the remaining
ch.
lacing the university in the next
ing to take over decisionmaking
,y. "This goes strictly against the
of colleges and universities." he
ic board and the administration
ire of faculty.
Toole said reorganization of the
jor concern during the new term,
its to complete plans laid out this
irector and head football coach
>11 affiliate with a major athletic
ider whatever students put before
v use the Drooer channels, such as
ee," he said.
am Whitney hopes to "strive for
versify" in the next four years, he
1 the area of athletics. He said he
department "will all be working
nts have a lot of input into board
dy president who serves as a nonthrough
the student-board liason
>re input into the committee in the
said his first objective in the new
quainted with the responsibilities
arning period I will feel better
I VCO, UC ^Cliu. L)1 auicy
> months, tilling out the term ot a
)rge Rogers in the news media is
ling year. "We have to appeal to
the forefront to help him win the
s is the chance of a life time; we
ill build USC's reputation and
ird is dedicated to supporting the
! President James B. Holderman
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U.S. officials say.
The agreements were worked
out as part of a long-range
American plan to bolster the U.S.
military presence in the politically
turbulent Persian Gulf-Indian
Ocena area.
The U.S. officials, who asked not
to be identified, said the
agreements will allow the United
States to store fuels and military
equipment in the three countries
for use by American forces in a
military emergency.
Of the three countries, Oman is
regarded as the most important
because of its strategic location at
the narrow entrance to the Persian
Gulf, through which passes more
than 80 percent of the western
world's imported oil supply.
In return for the cooperation of
thp thrpp tho I InifpH Statps: atJrooH
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country, although the amounts
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Talks with the three countries
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Details of the agreements were
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United States plans to build new
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On Monday. U.S. officials confirmed
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