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The anti-paraphernalia bill under study in the S. C. I
Legislature would ban the sale of smoking aids if passed. J
Students
feel bill
'ridiculous' I
By Jeannie Ralston ,.]
Gamecock StaH Writer j S
The anti-paraphernalia bill 1 ML
pending in the S C. Legislature is I Jfm
"ridiculous" because drug users I
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in a recent survey.
The Senate has tentatively
passed a bill that would outlaw the
use, sale or possession of drug
paraphernalia, excluding rolling
papers. The bill is now under
consideration in the House
Judiciary Committee.
"IF IT (the bill) passes, it will
just be political," said Fred snow, Nominate her or hin
a biology junior. "I think the stuff A , , - ,
will still be sold unlawfully. As long Awards Wii.1. be give
as drugs are coming in, there's assistant who best
going to be paraphernalia used.
Undeclared junior Marvin Smith Iteaching. The AMOC
said the proposed law is nonsense ___h rprlnlpnt An
because there is nothing wrong tsai.ii iCLipieiiL. mi
with paraphernalia itself. "You courses Or any grad
can't get high off paraphernalia." - , "I'm
aPnin?t thpm (anti- eligible
paraphernalia laws) for the fact
that the majority of people I know j
smoke dope," said Mary Ellen Students, faculty n
Matthews, a junior business ? , A . . , ,
major for the Outstanding
Senior electrical engineering Qf individuallv si Q
major Bobby Caron said the sale of J c
paraphernalia shouldn't be the nominee? They
outlawed bccause there is no way ?
to prove that it will be used for w ^ *
illegal purposes. "It is unconstitutional
to tell someone what _T ,
they can and can't sell if you can't Nominations Ot faCU
prove it's illegal." Selection Committee
HOWEVER. Jim Corbett, a
freshman journalism major, said c j
he agreed with the law because it is |NOminatlOnS OI gra<j
a good step toward helping stop (George M. Reeves of
drug abuse. "Of course there will I &
be more homemade types, but |
wiinoui mass production, 11 will ue pacuitv mpmKercs xjUn
harder for the use of drugs to oc- racu-LLy memDers wnc
cur/' and are therefore i
Chris Lauren, a former jour- Charles Coolidge, li
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would go along with the laws E'awdi:a oearasxey, r
because paraphernalia might Bernard Dlinlao. Enc
drugrBe y0U"g pe0ple t0 try llchemistry; Hal Frer
, Sand Peter Becker, ?
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proposed law was typical of South* U _
Carolina laws "South Carolina is . _ gill jgg
behind the rest of the United
States," she said.
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