Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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l-U. LTI.-.m.J1. -.r J, U.I tl. l.hLJi.i^. II ! ! in III HI JIIII.IL J U.UII, LH.JWpigJLH.il ^U4 UUKJ=?| SUNDAY, NOV. 2 ? A motorcycle was stolen from South Marion Street. Another vehicle parked on South Marion Street was vandalized. Two cars parked in the Pendleton Street Garage were broken into, and a watch, a | radio and 8-track tapes were stolen. A small fire extinguisher was thrown through a Sims dorm window. MONDAY, NOV. 3 ? A bicycle was stolen from a Bates i West rack. A car parked in the Bates House lot was damaged. Three tape recorders were stolen from a Woodland Terrace apartment. A wallet was stolen from an unlocked Columbia Hall dorm room. A female student reported receiving obscene telephone calls at her Baker dorm room. TUESDAY, NOV. 4 ? A wheel was removed from a car parked in the Bates House lot. Hubcaps were stolen from a car parked in the Blossom Street Garage. A vending machine in Legare College was broken into, and the contents were taken along with the coin box. Two false fire alarms were reported in a McBryde quadrangle building. WEDNESDAY, NOV. 5 ? A female student was arrested for driving under the influence after she ran a red light at Greene and Pickens streets. A non-student reported 320 feet of copper pipe stolen from the construction site behind Pickney College. A tape deck, two cameras, a lens and some clothes were ? ll'Wkl & iiakl parked in the Blossom Street Garage after the thief broke the vehicle's left rear window to gain THIS weeksspecia^^T^ Sunday, Nov. 9 - Sat., Nov. 1 5 (?1 IR?9 Shrimp Special I $33? Dinner $2.89 I Reg Shrimp Special h| $3.95 Dinner $3.49 Both served with French Fries, Cole Slaw & Hush- fe; puppies. Free Ice Tea with Meal and USC ID. P Phone ahead for quick carry out service. j 1725 Broad River Rd. Ph. 798 3032 1208 Knox Abbott Dr, Cayce Ph. 796-1654 H'i 3200 Two Notch Rd. Ph. 796 0160 > ,/^k" EMUNDEES " 1 - Mil"/?tTT7i a i j- IiM - Campus Crime entrance. A portable television was stolen from a Preston dorm room. A musical instrument was taken from a McMaster College room. THURSDAY. NOV. 6 ? Tools stolfin frnrn a rnnetruntinri company and a car stolen from a local dealership were recovered by Campus Police near the Commissary during a routine parking lot check. A man spotted nearby fled. A turntable, a microphone and a set of headphones were stolen from the Longstreet Theater. A clarinet was taken from an unlocked closet in a music practice room on College Street. A knapsack was stolen from a Campus Bookstore book drop. A tote bag was stolen from a secondfloor hallway in the Russell House. A staff member's wallet was stolen from her purse in Barnwell College. Campus Police arrested a male student at the Thomas Cooper Library on a warrant charging him with five counts of forgery and grand larceny by fraud. Lester Maurice Williams allegedly had passed checks at the USC Treasurer's Office totaling $960. Police said he had been using stolen checks and incorrect identification to forge checks for cash, tuition and fees. FRIDAY, NOV. 7 ? Two students reported observing a man tampering with a Sims dorm window. Another student reported observing two men taking apart a bicycle near Preston dorm. Jewelry, clothing and a calculator were stolen from a room in a McBryde quadrangle building. Wallets were stolen from two nonstudents' cars parked in a coliseum lot. A staff member | Look What's Cookin' | ...at the Top of Ca i5 The crowning touch on USC'; v Carolina revolving restaurant J House. Since arriving at USC in 1! 3 guests a spectacular panoramic J a buffet meal. V Did YOU J The restaurant s rotating platf< X the New York World's Fair. The f quarter horsepower motor, it n J 59 minutes and can be reversed y Top of Carolina is open to serv J from 11:30 am to 2:00 pm. / { changes of entrees, vegetables, 5 Monday through Friday. On Sun j special buffet featuring roast be X Saturdays are reserved for Pre 5 brunches during football seasoi Q be reserved on Saturdays and v X Information on booking for pr 5 bvcallina oureaferina ripnartmi , ^ -?" v - ^ ^ ^vr ? we think yoi X That's why we offer special me i) feature ethnic or holiday mt * Dining" is scheduled for No\ J Christmas buffet is planned for 5 on your calendar! (# I Call 777-8198 fC L__ >. __ reported a window smashed at the Coker Life Sciences building. SATURDAY, NOV. 8 ? In related incidents, a male student was arrested for assault with intent to ravish at a Preston dorm hall party, and another male student was charged with simple assault on the first man. A male student was arrested for driving under the influence after he was observed driving around a campus j parking lot in the wrong direction. A male student was j caught running from Maxcy dorm carrying a portable fire extinguisher. The extinguisher had been partly discharged, and the student was released when he was informed that an official report would be made. i A Snowden dorm hall adviser reported that a male student had kicked down a bathroom door. Campus Police found two empty cans of blue paint at the south gate of Williams-Brice Stadium, and then found graffiti painted on the inside walls. Two windows were shattered in the Greenhouse, and two orchids in clay pots were taken. A bicycle was stolen j from DeSaussure College, where it had been locked to a balcony railing. A trumpet was stolen from the Russell House cafeteria. A wallet was stolen from a purse in a Bates West room. j License plates were removed from two cars parked in the business administration building lot. Campus Police responded to a domestic disturbance at a Woodland Terrace apartment where a window had been smashed. A false fire alarm was reported in Elliot College. irolina S > food service is the Top of ? on the summit of Capstone y 968, Top of Carolina has offered X view of Columbia as they enjoy 5 Know? S J\ III Ql IU I I ICV^I Idl IIO! B I <31 C I I V-ll I I 7 platform is driven by a three- X nakes a complete revolution in 5 te vou Sunday through Friday 5 ^ luncheon buffet with daily j salads, and desserts is offered X days, treat yourself to our very ^ jt;r uarveu to oraer. y i-game buffets or champagne X i. The Top of Carolina may also 5 i/eek nights for private parties, y ivate parties may be obtained $ ent, 777-7919. J ? are special! V ials at the Top! Each month we J ;als. "An Italian Adventure in Z /ember 13 and a traditional v December 9. write these dates * >r reservations 5