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New garage to provide OOE dLJLi%J By Dean Hinson Stalt Write' A three-level parking garage will be included in the $7 ! 11* /-I A. n _! n A. 1 A 4. : million LOinpuier sciences denier unuur eonsii ueiion <11 Sumter and Blossom streets. The garage, on the site of a former parking lot, will have about 225 spaces, said David Rinker, systems vice president for facilities planning. The parking plan will probably be similar to that of the Pendleton Street Garage, he said, which has metered and reserved spaces. \ PRTFR RRfKFH Parlfintf rnnimittpp i hairmnn said thf | lot will probably be open to students, sU'.ff and 1 acuity. State j law may require that a fee be charged for parking, since the s facility is a building rather than a lot, he said. Rinker said the garage will be adjacent to the computer ? building. A covered walkway will link the garage to the j, existing Wheat Street building, which will be expanded anc ' Venovaftxf once th'e'gara'ge is built' "T *"r* *7 %' ' *'"' THE LOT should open in the summer of 1981, Rinker said "It (construction) is go <g extremely well. In fact, it's one oi the better construction jobs we've had," he said. The M.B. Kahn Construction Co. is building the garage Wilbur Smith and Associates designed it. The project, which is being funded by the sale of state va/c'wc nr\k.ic Tur~\i icakinc flHHHBBH ' ' L * L L'WI'tL I I lWUjr\l1L/J m WE MELT GOLDl I Into bars Also into hammered } ^ I pieces with cut out H [iS WA initiilr - ^ IB I \^w I H At THE JEWELRY WAREHOUSE SALE ). H 2909 PIATT SPRINGS RD., W. COLA. 9 til 6 Mon.-Sjl. B '//'? More Than Jutl 4nothrr J*tr+lry Slon?" ! ml ikHr% ni #tn i# 01 I HERB GRAFI 8 fi I 30%???? P*f<l !gP | | Censored Scene I WHIAT sr. PMUCIN* j | TJ \ C9M?yT^V & y tJEHr&K X I V/ * BUOSSQH ST i bonds, is the result of an evaluation of needs made by the I Office of Facilities Planning, said Rinker. The project was proposed and sent for approval to the board of trustees, the S.C. Commission on Higher Education and the S.C. Legislature. No other parking areas are planned, Rinker said, "because we have no money to do much more than we have done." !! w m v in A ? "v I ncAu 741 Saluda Ave. Phone 799-6303 Steak Special Every 1 Mon-Tues-Wed 3:30-J):00 $4.95 i llcscrvalions Kcquircd LOOPER "A fantastic pro< B * commercials, ca from TV ? L \ / Captain Kir ^ \ / the br'nk ? |||| \ \ I / Mickey Roc \ 1 tiabie bosoi B WeC ?lnthl *" ?/.ev- \\ t r, ? _ M ,SL \ oxuuen Wnrn public > SCI60S O Comr Student robbed r^fncinn l?V/I I VJ ^ to buy cocaine By Leroy Williams Staff Wrltei A USC student was robbed Thursday by an armed man after refusing to buy cocaine from him. Columbia Police said Kevin Bart, an 18-year-old Wade Hampton Hotel resident, and a man identified as Tony * " i _ r ct 1 t t a ,, waiKea irom ine izuu uiuck. ui menu oucci iu Ditiyiun ? ^ney, near Harden Street, about 12:30a.m. Police said the man tried to sell Bart some cocaine and "a lady for the night." When Bart refused, the suspect went into a nearby residence and returned with a .32-caliber pistol. Police said the suspect pointed the pistol at Bart's stomach, took his wallet, which contained about $10 and some 1 Kiwi f A personal (Jctpci a, unu iuiu mm iu * uu. Police described the suspect as a black male about 24 years old, 5 foot 8, 150 pounds. He had a mustache, close-cropped hair, and the right side of his face was pockmarked. He was wearing white shorts and a tan short sleeve aress snirt. 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