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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
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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.
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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
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at a meeting between Connally and AMK
church leaders last Wednesday night Connally said
the allegation was unfounded
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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
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' 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?*
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?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
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