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Geoi ITuarunno hac a HrPHI AJVVI JVI1V V* v** v^/ true this summer when Trail. Bauer, a USC philosop year of preparation. The trail begins in G from the Canadian bord< "Only about 1,000 peoj "I was the only persor M year. IN THREE MONTHS, hikers five to six months He carried only enoug sent supplies to post offi< Cable wave c By Ted Turner's Cable N< the.future," said Ed Turi r?n o uicif tn ("'nlntn VII u I VVV/11V V * V vv The all-news, Atlant started by Atlanta busin first 24-hour, seven-day-a "We try to do what we 'i arner said. The station can switcl broadcast and receive Turner said. "MAYBE WE'RE nol audience interest has b< desirable audience ? th< ine neiworK is aim December. The station's hardwar but the network still de and spot stories to build The station trusts its have potential for netwo cesssssssssssssss $ Pregrian I^UUIl^C Rl l negshoi incl $175 Monday-\v< $200 Saturday The Ladi 1411 Barnwell Si This is not a rete SSSSSSSSSSSSSSS rgia tc 1,200-mile is USC sti ly Tom Coyne Staff Writer m, and Mark Bauer's drean he hiked the 1,200-mile Appa hy major, hit the trail May 14 eorgia and ends in Maine, 1 jr. )le have made the hike," Bau 1 from South Carolina to do Bauer finished a trip that tak ;h supplies for one week. His ces in towns along the way. TV newt if fii+iirt* 'J J ^ Kimberly Cihlar Staff Writer stwork News is riding "the v* ner, the network's managing ibia. a-based cable television s essman Ted Turner, broadca i-week news show. do best ? cover hard news liv ti to live news from a regula signals from 37 satellites a t the news sourc _ people wa sen very high," Turner said, jse who want to watch the neu ling for 5 million subscrib e is very sophisticated, Turn ipends on journalists who wr the company's reputation, local reporters, Turner said rk jobs. 5SSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS cy Termination ling Available uctcci ^. J J. *. . i , J. . , juiic^jcjv-ri iuci\ . _ /? f A ies Clinic rfl t., Columbia, S.C. mil agency. 254-71 sssssssssssssssssso* inrur'C ReSTflu nifciBr, QJ one) SR1 >Maii : Appalach ident's dre He stayed on sche one day he couldn't ti 1 came and 90 mph winds on lachian That wasn't the or difficult. "Eleven of after a "The beginning of tt made it nearly impc 5 miles the climb got hardei ficult. Tennessee ah er said, rain had stopped," B it this "Virginia was 500 milestone," he said, was ahead of me. To es most too depressing. parents "PENNSYLVANL be the worst state. T rocks that make hiki 1? i 1 1 4Lma. "% Bauer nmeu uu ui J when the tempera tui "I was very happ ? cooler, and I was ba( In Massachusetts] "This is where I got i Maine was the last 'ave of miles with him. His editor, meet them at the fini "THE ELEMENT tation, down," Bauer said, sts the day a bear took my and up a ridge. Lucki e," Ed "I woke up one mo beard. Another tim< r news bag." t once, "Getting up in the nt hut day was ' "It's a anc* reac*ied toP ,, was definitely worth rs by gxsoexxxscsttcsttttc ersaid, \f\ 7D4--7404 ite well ;J: 1 Many 1 RIJ& ^^7-1 ^ I . I liSTUDE] v?m I g ,.... jraST !S J Homemade |? :{i Toss or Spin ss3 | ! 3.95 sssssls le ian Trail hike 14 f f ft V/l/lliV/ gut mv dule throughout the summer, althoug ravel because of 40-degree temperature Mount Washington in New Hampshire, ily time the weather made Bauer's tri the first 14 days it poured," Bauer sai( le trail is not that difficult, but the rai >ssible. When I got into North Carolina r because the terrain became more di so had difficult terrain, but by then th auer said. miles and to get out of it was a gr? "I could just think about the journey th< think how far off the finish was was ju \ IS considered by most of the hikers i "he ground is covered with large pointc ng next to impossible.'' jgh the middle of New York's suburl re was 104 degrees. >y to get into Connecticut. It was a 1 :k in the wilderness." Bauer hiked in the Berkshire Mountain into the real deep woods." state. Bauer's father walked the last IS grandparents came from New York I sh on top of Mount Katahdin. S were not the only thing that slowed m Animals also provided obstacles. Or backpack, dragged it across a streai ily, he didn't damage anything. irning and found a mouse nibbling on nr e I found three skunks in my sleepir morning was the most depressing part worth it though. When you worked ha of a peak and you felt the cool breeze, lit." if Come Dine And Enjoy of Columbia's NT NIGHT 5 nil 11 Bread USC1.L). Required ach Salad K< . wV ctrnil 3()4 Meeting Stree (across from GervaisSi. briri^ Opstah STGDE wtmt: OCT 8,7: sSssssJsBBMHI ADM1TTAM wmm ^ * WsBSBEI^Km ? ' -:S :v'-:^^:'-'-'^^y-^^->IBB " ^ ^ [-. : .. .^V: ot USC student Mark Bauer < hike from Georaia to Maim s' only 1,000 paop/e who hi by K y/o Holland) ? 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