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r ^ Bv Leroy Williams Gamecock Staff Writer Mon. March :i -- A man in Wardlaw College was < with trespassing. A motorist on the 1300 block of I ; Street had his windshield cracked by a snowball from the top of Blossom Strearking Garage. A win( 1 second tloor South Tower dormitory room was brol snowball. A student was apprehended for tl snowballs off the top of Moore dormitory. Four s were arrested for throwing snowballs from the Blossom Street Parking Garage. Jewelry and a tap< were stolen form a second floor Bates House do; room. Sun. March 2-- A cassette player and a tape wer from the Towers storage room. Sat. March 1 -- A fire alarm was falsely activate* fourth floor of Moore dormitory. Two students parked in the Wade Hampton Hotel parking lc burglarized. A non-student's car was found scratch* Coliseum parking lot. Fro. Feb. 29 -- A staff member reported a thei missing from the maintenance department receivir l A students's car in the University Terrace parking Connally denies ch Henry (.'handler, head ot Bush's Columbia headquarters, said he had no comment on Conna(l>'s charges other than ".Jim Tunmons is a man o: ,n legniyano I Doiiove what Iio said " COWAM.V'S IMtKSIDMN I I.\l. campaign is in shambles" and he is "attacking everyone." Chan 1.*t said Tlio charges against Dent are "nttoi I\ ridiculous," he said, and (onnally has mount< d a "desperate political attack Tunmons rot used <? name tlx* person who inh>rin d \\\ L 3<"0mu ARMS PHARMACY L/' I HiH CHONt 799 ir.96 ? StTTfLR A F* NULtTCN 5TS. COLUMBIA. S.C. ( ' 'i " ' ' ' " ' ' ' 'i " 11 111111111 | H We (:,?sh (!lu*< ks i 111 I V ii I I ',t ili|i >-, s J Ill A I. I. M A K K ; rosi iKs | I $1.SO $2.73 : | || - RIBBED KMr^ CONDOMS ; S2.9J) ' I i J | >? I ( l( I/ell I ' ^ r TRIAMINICIN'TABLETS^I Bj^ ^ Triaminicirf Tablets HBnnfi efficiently ? 12'S$I.:K> 24 \s $2.33 I So even V J | needless Convenient, Highly Weve pn f * t \ ?v* >t > t > <> ? I v.wiii |;i i i i i v t a' i i 11 ; | Processing : Because ! demonsl much as SOFT CONTACT CAHIi ' PltOlH'CTS i Just by t; liiiusc h-Lomh I simple cl Lcnsrinsc Hoii-n-sonk ' Likeavo tni irh or : wecashciinks i accelera speed sc t (7?im ??|)in , . I ARMS F^MACYO^ |I>U 4^ PHONE 7t>9^Ts96^ ~~0 B t I SuTTftn A PtNOtfTOHfTS. COLUMBIA.S.C. *" , , j i Dampus Ci found dented and scratched with 10 gallons o( decal missing. A staff member's purse was stol charged un,ockt>d file cabinet in the Baruch Insti ilossom wheelcovers were stolen from a car in the Bios thrown Peking Garage. A staff member's wallet was low in a an un'ocked desk drawer in the College Stret ten bv a sc*100' office. Two Illinois license plates were ta irowinc van 'n KusseN House parking lot. A faculty mei tudents man 'eave ^er office in Wardlaw College top of discovered her wallet missing from her purse. 3 player Thurs. Feb. 28 -- A brick with a parking tick* rmitory shattered the window of a parking division vehi near the Pendleton Street Parking Garage. A : e taken bor's stapler and string-operated laughing hea stolen from an office in the Booker T. Washingtoi ' ?vanse Wed. Feb. 27 -- A student's car was stolen fr< )t.were House parking lot. A staff member reported th ;d in the assau'ted by a male staff member in Russell He room. A car boke loose from a wrecker, dc rmostat student s car near Bull and Devine Streets. lg area. Tues. Feb 2 -- Seven dollars and change werei lot was a student's car near Henderson Street. arges ?- ? him of Connelly's alleged scheme. "I've got an individual who (old me (his directly but I would not dare divulge his name." he said. Timmons said he had "enough trust in this pcrsor." to publicly air the charges. "But I am getting blamed i* ? i.:.. i- . i IIJI IIIIK. Ill1 Wild. Dent supporters maintain they saw money exchanged at a meeting between Connally and AMK church leaders last Wednesday night Connally said the allegation was unfounded BBMBHKbwIWBBWWWIB^IBHBBWBbwhbbBHBBIBBB I 11' l ? U ' ' > l-" .' I??I?( 1 *? jo wci c ui 11y iciuyi u iu ur ivu saieiy, noi /, too. with a perfectly tuned car, we. as drivers, ily waste a lot of gas. And money. oven it. the Drive for Conservation Caravans have ritnH thnl ,-J^;. .? ? ? i u iai u it? dVCI ciyt; U( IVUF UcH 1 yei BS 30% more miles per gallon from his car aking better care of his car and making hanges in his driving habits. iding stops and starts. Keeping a light 1 the gas pedal when at cruising speeds And ting briskly to reach his most gas efficient )oner ime we all went on ai rime ' gas and a Mon. Feb. 25 - A student reportedly asked a friend to len from an steal a book from the Thomas Cooper Library. Both were tute. Four charged. A staff member told police about a break-in at the ;som Stfeet Administrative Annex. A student found her left front door taken from open and her purse missing from her car at Hussell House graduate parking lot. Four hubcaps were taken from a parked car on kert from a Bull Street. A student's bicycle was taken from a stairwell Tiber saw a in McBryde Quad. A student reported personal property and later stolen from a South Tower dormitory room. A Wade HamDton resident said hpr rnnmmato'c i?* , O UUJU 1C1IU ?t attached appearing at the window to ask questions. A non-student cle parked was arrested for public drunkenness at Thomas Cooper staff mem- Library. A woman told police a man tried to get into her car d toy were near Wardlaw College. A non-student was arrested for i annex. public drunkenness in South Tower lobby. Russell Sun. Feb. 24 -- A Bates West resident reported an atat she was tempted break-in. A stereo was taken from a Bates West >use dining dormitory room. A woman told police a man tried to get imaging a jnt0 jier car a( t^e university Terrace firelane. A woman said she was walking on Pendleton Street when a man taken from approached her. A student was arrested for disorderly ( conduct in Russell House. j I ^ NUGGETS BARS ARROWS *3 I SHARKS TEETH FREE FORMS I I JEWELRY WAREHOUSE^ IP 2909 PLATT SPRINGS RD . W COLA . 9 til 6 Mon Sa? ^SBS IJ mmm, >r.yjg^ll I Mp|| - 1 .--,v> . ~ ^ ^ *_*^1T _/L_ *"X* -V Because Atlantic Richfield Company believes it's time we all went on an energy diet, we're sending several of these Caravans all over the country. Each consists of two specially equipped cars and a van. And each allows you to watch a driver participation demonstration that simulates a three-mile drive through normal traffic. Special equipment points out exactly where you waste gas and where you save it. 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