The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, February 29, 1980, Page Page 5, Image 5
Woman
to USC
By Tammi
Gamecock
Three new members of the USC 1
by the S.C. legislature, including tt
board.
Lily-Roland Hall of Anderson Cou
of Seneca by a 79-76 vote. Cheraw I
William Hawkins of Dillon, a memfc
ATTORNEY WILLIAM L. Beth
defeated an incumbent, unseating
Incumbent William Brockington Of
of 90-69 over Newberry's Edward S.
Four trustees faced no opposition.
Toole of Aiken, James Bradley of L
Union were re-elected to four years <
Hall, a 35-year-old graduate oi I
seat for more than a year. She said
be placed on student communicatioi
'I still have and have never lost a st
expect to spend a great deal of time
The manager of radio station W
crease communication between I
Oconee and Anderson counties, sine
HALL SAII) electing a women
although she does not believe it was
ice that needed to be broken,"
qualification I had."
Wells, a 12-year member of the be
loss but believes Hall will perfor
member. "She had a lot of organiza
she did it for a long time before I kn<
Reagan i
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army by seven days, Reagan said.
Draft registration would not give
the United States any advantage in
a military emergency, Reagan
said. He criticized President
Carter for being told advance
registration would merely create a
great deal of government paperwork
and bureaucracy, but he still
suggested young Americans be
registered.
Draft registration would only
^nnsp th#? United States added
expense and problems, Heagan
said, and he also disagrees with
Carter's stand on women in the
draft.
Reagan said a division within his
campaign prompted the
resignation of his chief strategist,
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ward of trustees have been elected
le ursi women ever 10 serve on me
nty defeated incumbent Hugh Wells
banker Robert M. Bennett defeated
er since 1973.
ea Jr. of Hilton Head Island also
Robert Peters by a 90-67 margin.
Greenwood was re-elected by a vote
Longshore.
Luke Benson of Conway, Frampton
aneaster and William E. Whitney of j
on the 16-member board. !
JSC, has been actively seeking the
her main emphasis as a trustee will
i.
udent prospective and interest and I
on campus," she said.
EPR in Clemson, Hall plans to inJSC
and the area she represents,
e thev hear little news about USC.
to the board is a positive move, n
feminist related. "There was a little
' she said. "That was a unique
>ard, said he was disappointed by his
m well as the first women board
tion and a lot of effort put into it, and
ew I had opposition," he said.
nterview !
John Sears, following the New
HamDshire primary. Sears'
resignation and rumors that he has
moved to the Baker campaign will
not affect his strategy, he said.
Reagan called his eight-year
service as governor of California
"the second biggest executive
position in the United States," and
said he is the most experienced
candidate for the Republican
nomination despite opponent
George Bush's campaign j
slogan,"A president we won't have
to train."
A stanch opponent of the
Panama Canal Treaty, Reagan
said he would guarantee action if
amendments to the treaty were
violated.
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