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g South Carolina's Best College Newspaper Monday Volume LXX No. -4-5 University of South Carolina Columbia, S.C. Jan. 19, 1981 Sec I Key dej in shak Bv Tom Cov I' Staff Writ?r George Key, head of security system for mor resigned Thursday but re specific reasons for his dec Key served as Presi Holderman's special ass safety, security and During recent months, th< come under much critic percentage of arrests, committee appointed recommended a series < campus security procedun On Nov. 21, Lt. Carl St Law Enforcement Divis Holderman's special sec analyze campus police pi advises Holderman on sec USC's nine regional campi STOKPS SAin Kpv'q nr offered to him. "I'll probably talk sometime in the next retirement," Stokes said, might reorganize the wh could eliminate the positio Holderman said he is ui a 27-year SLED veteran, USC position if it is offeree Footb By Dortf Ass A preliminary hearing Ellis Jr., accused of beatii October, has been schedul The hearing has beer lawyer was required to ap A preliminary hearing the S C. crand iurv. Tl I bearing will evaluate the send the case before a gri ON OCT. 14, 1980, US( warrants charging the fii I Members of th< meeting. Black la\ white board. (File* urity >arts | e-up ne I In May 1980, a uy nuiuciman )f 28 changes in okes of the State flj ion was named urity adviser to roblems. He also : { :urity matters for M ,:V lses. isition hasn't been jHfeHH? to Holderman week, about the | "It's possible we ^ iole system. That m," he said. Former ncertain if Stokes, Thursday would accept the refused to 1 to him. all player' ild B. Weatherboe ^ Ittant Now Editor for USC football player Philip A t ig a USC student and his father last Elli ed for 2 p.m. Jan. 29. and par 1 postponed twice because Ellis' ipear in federal court. Ii enjs is necessary before the case goes to Ell he magistrate presiding over the dri evidence and determine whether to indjury. H int ? student Larry Hudson signed two the *st-string defensive end with assault hea B: :-r :*s?: ^|:V:I ^-gfffc;|'^jEB ^r..s.-:-:-.yvy. :,- ^-.-v .: : :. ' i-u. - > ^ ? MHtL : ; p.!-,; '^pk |P^ ^ |^ ' 9 USC board or trustees d/scuss i vmakers are struggling to get a b/ac Photo) direc SHHBSSH ffl B security director George Key after 12 years with the univei comment on his resignation. d s trial dal I battery of a high and aggravated nati hp inr<iHpnt nrnmntinU Hnrfcnn to sit? ?" r- "-O ,s occurred after the USC-Duke footbc I his father Raymond were leaving th< king lot. n the account given in October, Huds ;aged in a shouting match while in the is got out of his car and began kicking ving. ludson said his father got out of the ca he side of the head." Hudson said whe football player, Ellis "turned and h ^ ?- have ti Wm * M ,a,ive two ter IH Orange the m< HHnHHHi pointm boards natters at a recent univers :k elected to the all- . The s Integra bee a as Educal tor r mm Won H on w THE REPOR majority of crii several organiza proposed a reorg The committe< the campus poli elusions on inc< department's inj Key, who hea< talk about the re resigned was released, K 'sity. Key ment felt the c elusion. IIOLDERMAF implement the t,_, J V.OII1IIIHICTT, UUl O COT Enforcement D L special adviser November, is ch Jre are William M; Justice, and Can n warrants against Stokes workec ill game as Hudson Holderman said e State Fairgrounds and would like h Stokes said he h lot of friends out on said he and Ellis p Strom's pc ir cars. Hudson said could inhibit Sto tne car Hudson was siukls has serving as Hold< in duties and in; r and Ellis "hit him do the most effe< n he came up behind A high-rankir lit me, grabbed my position, but wo ;s." might serve the lacks wan i board oi D.. I4 lAiAAtm. uy i oiosa i\. ftwawui News Editor ecent push toward integrating USC ed in the South Carolina House last hen black lawmakers renewed their to put bla-ks on the university's f trustees. en black House members proposed a : would provide for three additional xs on the 16-member USC board. The )poses that all board members be ed by the governor instead of being by the General Assembly as they are or more of the new positions would 3 be filled by a minority represenunder the proposed bill, and they be limited to serving a maximum of ms. ?. JOHN MATTHEWS, D burg, said bill sponsors will expand jasure to include requiring the apent of minorities on the governing of all state supported colleges and sities. state is already under federal order to ite its higher education system e of findings in a U.S. Department of tion study. One of the shortcomings -sigi 't comm hi; hf> lf> By Steve Riddell Editor ment in the campus securit; when George Key resigned fi rity director. es B. Holderman said US fill Key's position. "No interi he said. apartment shake-up began ii ee released a report critic mittee was established by d been asked to review the to make recommendation News Analysis H Ko imnrmioH ^ ....p.UTVU. T SAin campus police do nes committed on campus ttional problems within the c anization to solve them. ?'s report was strongly critici ce. Key said the committee )mplete information and si >ut into the report was "pracl ied the department for 12 y sport and its impact on him.1 ey did say that many peopl ommittee's findings were < >4 SET UP an ad hoc commit recommendations made Key was not named to serve ivi<;inr> I .t Pari fstokpv: w to Holderman on secur lairman of the committee. W ithias, dean of USC's Colic npus Police Chief Marvin Ha: I as SLED's liaison with USC I he has been impressed wi im to take a position with the las worked at SLED for 27 y< : there." Stokes could be in li >sition at SLED if Strom st kes' taking a position at USC. BEEN working with the cam Brman's adviser. He said he attitnHpK is npprlpH hpfnrp ca :tive job. ig USC official said Stokes uld not say when or in what university. t positi % - : trustei identified by the study w, centage of minorities on coll The only governing bo minority representation n College board of trustees, Winthrop College in Roc College in Greenwood anc Charleston, Matthews said THE LEGISLATOR s Carolina State College boa Orangeburg is the only majority of blacks. Five I whites serve on that govern The bill to expand the trustees was introduced legislative session but nev Matthews said the recent force integration of the sta no immediate bearing on U he oelieves me dui may impetus by the governmenl Matthews said that black ttie US board shoul representation because o black students enrolled in t 4 We need more blacks higher education institut said ent r 4 It y shake-up ocrom his post as C has no imm director has n June when a :al of campus Holderman in campus police s on now me not solve the It also cited lepartment and ized by Key and ? based its conlid he fe' his licallv nil.' ears, refuse.; to When the report e in his depart i foregone con tee in August to by the special on it. State Law ho was named ity matters in orking with him ;ge of Criminal rrelson. for three years th Stokes' work i university. But ears and "has a ne to take Chief eps down. This ipus police while thinks a change mpus police can is in line for a capacity Stokes ons es as the low per i . _ I J., lege uourus. ?ard which has ow is the State which oversees :k Hill, Lander 1 the College of aid the South rd of trustees in board with a Dlacks and three ling board. t TO/i A ; Uov- utnw u ui during the last er got to a vote federal move to ite's colleges had le legislation, but be given added t action. l legislators think Id have black f the number of he USC system on all boards of ions," Matthews