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The state Budget and Contr
athletic department authori
budget for a proposed expansi
Athletic department funds i
were frozen this summer, saic
director of the board.
Athletic Director Jim Carl
will add 11,000 to 16,000 s
stadium's capacity to 72,000.
"The stadium is included i
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because the market is unstab
concerned about the bond
positions are being cut to fund
"They've got money in the
bonds," Riley said. Institutioi
revenue of the project and us
university projects. These bor.
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available, but recently mon<
capital improvement bonds
Assembly had approved bond
and engineering work earlier i
John Moore, assistant at
manager, said he is not oppose
funds because the project will
can be sold.
"When the bonds are eventi
be ahead again/' Moore said.
The board's approval gave
proceed with the stadium de
bond sale.
Carlen and Moore said the
fees has no bearing on the de<
Carlen said that increase is f
profits. Without the increase
hinder the programs' efficient
A specific date has not beer
stadium expansion, Moore sa
Carlen to discuss specific dec
will be the responsibility of i
facilities planning.
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ol Board Tuesday gave the USC jg
ty to spend $1 million of its .J:*
on of Williams-Brice stadium.
,vill be used because bond sales ^
J William T. Putnam, executive
en said the $10 million project
student seats, increasing the Hi!
in the 1980 Bond Act, which is j|||
id the state is not selling bonds |||||
le. Gov. Dick Riley said he was IB
issue, adding that personnel '
other requests.
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i bonds can be repaid from the |l||
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ids are not frozen.
nds were once the only funds ???|
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until the freeze. The General
s for the project's architectural
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be accelerated until the bonds J
nally sold, the department will
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sign rather than wait for the 3eci
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proposed increase in activity said
vision to renovate the stadium,
or sports that do not generate
i, Carlen said, inflation would affe
;y. offi<
dire
1 mentioned for the start of the seci
id. He said he would meet with
:isions, but architectural plans <<]
the architect and the office of fecti
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By Kevin Johnson releasi
ami. n*w* Edttqi report
tie report on USC campus police
irity has hurt morale area."
>ng campus police, and
; students will suffer," .
lone USC official. mitte{
faculty
me iepvn iws seriously submit
cted the morale of the presid
:ers," said George Key, May
ctor of public safety and recom
irity. camp
procec
[t bases police efiver.ess
on the number of Key
sts made, which is Marvii
iir. All of the news the re
based
"Bees
BBB police
Bm have
fective
- MR indicat
that n
made.
"If t
be judi
win be
!jIHM anyb(k
course
discoui
?H^R behavi
wheth*
them.'
Key
arres
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I if he is
I the s
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rm w?ic?ia uuui/cr( anu "Earli1
turer Grady Patterson have
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rrests
es along with the ,stree
have deemed the
ineffective in this Hai
Key's
17-MEMBER com- "1 <
including USC thatt
f, staff and students, *n ^
tted the report to made
ent James Holderman guess
1. The committee to ex]
1 1 rt4-h _ 1 _
menueu m cnanges in ^
us security repor
lures. super
keep
and USC Police Chief
n Harrelson said 16 of Offi
commendations were Weav
on incorrect figures. with I
luse of the report, the 4,1 1
feel downgraded, and J?^-1
been branded inef- 1 don
i," Key said. "All reP?r
innc nnirif f a said
H/I io pull 11. IU IIIC IctCL ~ '
nore arrests will be arres
drunk
a (list
he police are going to ?*o's *
ged by the number of
> they make, then they (jra
' inclined to slap it to ar
iy," Key said. "Of some,
, we will :-y to again
rage this type of him
or, but I don't know SOme<
:r I'll be able to stop w
hurtir
be a p
said he expects whi
ts for public did ,
nness and vandalism specif
3ase. the re
repor
STUDENT WHO is ment.
ated may now expect,
caught, to be taken to "I j
tation," Key said, upset
repor
er an officer may know,
just been concerned anyth
getting him off the do.
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fing if construction
i tied up for almost a \
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relson disagreed with
; prediction.
iuu i ocx cxujr uiuiuciuuil
here will be an increase
le number of arrests
s," Harrelson said. "I
i it is just human nature
pect that the number of
ts will increase after a
t such as that. But as
visors, we just have to
things under control."
icers Jim Hamel and
er Grayson agreed
larrelson.
rOOK AN OATH to do a
m getting paid for it, so
i'f l/\f f i?Hp /vf r?
i t ii/i me ic^uuo ui a
t bother me," Hamel
"Personally, I wouldn't
t someone for being
; unless he was creating
urbance. All I want to
>ethim off the street. "
iysonsaid: "I'm paid to
i officer, and it I see
jne doing something
st the law, I'll arrest
11^..., If f
nuwi-vi'i , it i set
3ne a little wobbly on
ay home, and he's not
ig anyone, it wouldn't
roblem."
le Haniel and Grayson
lot mention officers'
ic complaints about
>port, Grayson said the
t affected the depart
?uess a lot of us were
at the results of the
t," Grayson said. "You
statistics can do
ing you want them to
lowcver, a lot of the
oved
SBS
work gets underway to
/ear.
iicted
problems we have could be
prevented if some minor
precautions were taken.
"The police can't be any
more effective than the
community they serve wants
them to be."
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meeting, Km. :um, 4
p.m.
RH Film - The
Coca nuts, a Marx
Brother's classic.
2:30 p.m. matinee 75
cents. Shows at 1
and 9:30 p.m. ~$1.
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Thursday: Sunny
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