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George
'secret' i
By Constanc<
Hiiton Heat
One of the best kept secrets of Georj
his announced candidacy for the pres
Rockefeller's Trilateral Commission.
THE IMPORTANCE of this becor
that President Carter and some twe
advisers and emissaries are all form
the May 28, 1979 issue of U.S. rs
Rockefellers, starting with banker
support to George Bush as the preside
closely approach those of the late Neli
The following statement by Davi
purpose of the T.C., "We must laum
explain wny gioDai corporations shoi
capital and technology around thi
nation states."
Contrary to his campaign rhetori
servative. In 1970, as a member of I
mittee, he received a low rating ol
Constitutional Action.
AMONG OTHER liberal spending {
National Debt from $377 to $395 billi
annual Family Assistance Plan whic
rolls.
He was twice defeated in his bid 1
when he received unreported funds fr
>0- J*.
As far as John Connally is conce
rhetoric does not match his politic*
recommending the disastrous wage a
in 1971, he favored reestablishment
Corp. which would financially bail ou
federal guaranteed loans to governm<
It also praised Vice President Ne
bank-roll the private energy iiidustr
Windfall Tax which ultimately will
opposed trucking industry deregui
national service program (involuntar
to soak up excess unemployment ar
former Secretary of Labor, W.J. U
adviser and possible liaison with the r
USERY IS on record in support of1
of pro-labor legislation including opp<
Ti i ?n:n.
ii disu duvutdicu a new diudi
Banking, Big Labor and Big Govern
the characterization as a "Corporate
more.
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Bush's
revealed
?Angeletti
1 l?land
ge Bush's campaign is that prior to
idency, he was a member of David
nes apparent when one considers
nty-five of his top foreign affairs
er Trilateralists, and according to
lews and World Report, "...the
David, are ready to pitch their
*ntial candidate whose views most
son Rockefeller."
d Rockefeller best describes the
:h a crusade for understanding to
lid have freer rein to move goods,
b world without interference of
c, George Bush is no fiscal conthe
House Ways and Means Com?
58 percent from Americans for
virtually every controversial piece
jsition to right-to-work laws.
ice" between Big Business, Big
ment, which earned more for him
Socialist" by some. There is much
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>rograms, he voted to increase the
on and supported the guaranteed
h would have doubled the welfare
for a senatorial seat, once in 1970
om the Nixon White House.
. - A
rned, his conservative campaign ?
i) record. In addition to strongly
ind price control enacted by Nixon
of the New Deal Reconstruction
t cities like New York and channel
;nt approved businesses.
lson Rockefeller's energy plan to
y, the basis for President Carter's
I be absorbed by the taxpayers;
lation; advocated a compulsory
y servitude)for 18- and 19-year olds
id to provide discipline; recruited
sery Jr. as chief campaign labor
lation's top labor leaders.
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* SOME PENALT
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Parking.
To the Editor: cor
the
We would like to put an end to ^
our complacency once and for all. we
We don't intend to sit back and iSOi
accent the university's lack of >L?
r - ^ - -- , VVU
parking spaces humbly. j
The number of parking spaces on rjg,
and around this campus is a joke. "t
We realize there will never be ^ei
enough to satisfy everyone, but ^or
now only a few lucky people, acc
perhaps those with a guardian Spa
angel, ever find a place to park. A
We were wondering what on on
earth we are supposed to do when t0\
we have guests who have no choice ver
but to bring a car. Are those guests i
supposed to ride around for hours pUi
waiting for a vacancy? Some cor
people just don't have the time to str
waste. ma
Are we just supposed to tell our
friends to take a bus when they au(
T mti niri it
unaffor
To the Editor:
As an out-of-state student, I am conc
increase in tuition. When I started schc
$850. With last fall's increase, my tuition
Right now I cannot afford another inci
and had planned on using it to pay off la
able to do so.
Since I received the maximum amounl
to pay for the next two semesters (if th
effect).
As ot now, i nola a part-time jod (lb I
defray any costs that I encounter. These
my room cost. It is not possible for me to
grades will suffer and I'm basically here
My funds from a summer job paid for
in tuition, that same money will be usee
tuition.
There were basically two reasons why
one being cost, which was cheaper than ii
The second reason for coming here was t
to its fullest.
If the proposed increase goes into efi
longer exist and I will be forced to make i
I'm sure there are many students (bot
share my views and who cannot afford ai
Is it possible to hold the line on the increa
Y BOX , EH COMRADE.
_etycens ?
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solutions in
ne because once they get here
y can't expect to park their car? ^
Ve don't want to sound like
're all complaints and no r<
utions. We do have a few ideas ^
rth hearing.
'or instance, why can't a high- a<
e parking facility be built in ^
he Pit?" If cost is a problem ^
e, the very least that could be aI
?e would be to reorganize it to e>
:ommodate more cars. A lot of ^
ice is now wasted. pr
Jso, there is a lot of grassy area so
the opposite side of South
ver. Why can't that be conted
into parking spaces?
'he Gamecock recently
Wished the results of a poll taken
icerning whether or not Greene
eet should be closed pernently.
In view of the present
king situation, this would
3viate part of the problem. If for P
lcrease
dable
r
erned about the new proposed c
x>l, the cost of my tuition was r
was raised to $1000. s
rease. I took out a student loan 1
st semester and this one. 1 was r
t, the loan itself will not be able t
e proposed increase is put into s
j
hours a week) in order to help s
i costs include food and part of p
i work more hours, because my c
to learn. c
my room,but with the increase t
1 to meet the additional cost of v
V
1 chose to attend USC. The first
n-state tuition costs back home. s
he weather, which I've enjoyed c
t
Feet, the cost incentive, will no s
a decision I'd hoped to avoid,
h in-state and out-of-state) who s
nother large increase in tuition. i
ise? I hope so. (
t
Jerrold Hey man
computer science freshman
V
i sight
is reason only, this street should
; closed.
We don't ask for miracles. Is it
sally so much to ask for a place to
ark your car? Maybe it is.
The students of USC have been
reused of selfishness on several
:casions, and if we are being
elfish, then it is only because we
*e hurting. Many people know
tactly how it feels. Maybe if more
*>ple would respond to the
oblem a solution would come
oner.
Something has to be done!
Carla Binnicker
usiness administration freshman
Tracy Moss
biology freshman
should see
'humor
Pothe Editor:
This is in response to the
nultitude of letters I have seen
:ommenting on Chris (do I dare
nention that sacreligious
nrnomn artoin? ^
ui iiuiiiV/ u^aiu / l aiiviivi o
etter relating to the obloxiousness
of fraternities.
All that I would like to say is
hat one thing the fraternities
eem to have in common is
umping on the bandwagon as
oon as they have the op)ortunity
to show off all their
:ontributions to our illustrious
:ampus. Do you guys honestly
hink Chris was serious when he
vrote that letter? Do you even
:now if Chris is a he?
It's too bad something that
tarted out as a simple sar
;astic letter turned into one of
he hottest Gamecock stories of
til time.
I think that has a moral in it
tomewhere. Just a word of
tdvice to all you avid
gamecock readers, try to see
he humor in things.
Name withheld upon request s
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