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Butch Jones, chambi Committee chairman, i limit sign that he preser a breakfast honoring ( winner as Ambassador Irthrt Pgr nam ------ - ????*'??/ ST You'll Li Sj 14K H Floating B With Rul H C-?y Thejewein M y 2909 Piatt Sprl 9 til 6 r "It s riot just anot r T-" f th: At the corner of B 782Fine Wines Baseba! BudE $2.39 s k _ Boston Red Sox . Fever | Catch it I ' -I The GAMECOCK Is the student { newspaper of the University of South Carolina and is published three times a week on Mondays. Wednesdays and Fridays during the faH and sprin< semosters and once weekly o Wednesdays during both summ ir sessions with the exception >f university holidays and examination periods. Opinions expressed In tha QAMECOCK are those of the editors #nd not those of the University of South Carolina. The University of South Carolina is an equal opportunity institution. The Board of Student Publications and Communications is tha publishor of tha GAMECOCK. Tha Studant Media Office is the parent organiiation of the GAMECOCK. Change of address forms, sub scription requests and other correspondence should be sent to the GAMECOCK. Box 85131. Russell House. University of South Carolina, Columbia. S.C. 29208. Subscription rates are $5.50 oar semester and $2 for the summer sessions. Third class postage paid at Columbia. S C. s y-%-: W&jfc- 4 y H tr of commerce Sports in veils a 38 mph speed ted to George Rogers at JSC's Heisman Trophy of the Year. (Photo by ?ve This! (Hearts$1.88 I by $5.88 I f warehouse |I ngsRd. W.Cola. Aon-sat MK her jewelry store" J&& E \ eltline and Devine 8260 Imported Beers j 1 Special tottles six pack ? i. ti. , City chi honors From Staff Reports Heisman Trophy winner George Rogers was named Ambassador of the Year by the Greater Columbia Chamber of Commerce yesterday at a breakfast at the Carolina Inn. Columbia Mayor Kirkman Finlay said Rogers has brought national recognition and prominence to the area. The mayor presented the USC senior tailback a plaque commemorating the award. ROGERS was also Commitl from page 1 Tne draft adopted by the eluded a plan devised by Ha chairman of the Senate E< mittee, to desegregate the go of state colleges and universil CHAPMAN'S plan calls foi boards of each institution of excluding ex officio member Assembly would elect two i each state congressional di; governor would appoint thre large with Senate approval. I | Call 777-8198 for Res M "Father...I have reuea love you have for me m Tuesd "I have told you this s 15:11) Willie Flores is tti guest speaker. Willie g school at the University have an effect on all oui amber c Rogers presented with a copy of a Joii A * Bey Eic iervations In a world of uncertairn let us look to... THES dates: March 9th and 10 time: 8:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.i place: Rutledge Chapel (on the horseshoe) speaker: Willie Flores onday - The H led you to them, and will contl lay be theirs and that 1 myself rr ay - The Hope o that my Joy may be In you ar le campus minister for the Belrr [rew up in New York City and N / of Florida. Willie is a powerful { r lives - Please come and join us. EVERYONI "George Rogers Boulevard" road sign that will be erected on the section of Stadium Road that was recently renamed for him. Butch Jones, the chamber's Sports Committee chairman, gave Rogers a 38 mph speed limit sign, but said the chamber ran into legal problems when it tried to get the speed limit on the road changed to Rogers' jersey number. Chamber of commerce President Frank Murphey f 1 . M ? spoKe oneny 01 KOgers' :ee adopt: committee in- Trustees v irry Chapman, the first yeai iucation Com- one memb< verning boards district wou ies. Assembly ai * the governing pointed by th 15 members? Two years s. The General member w members from congressioni strict, and the appointed b; ;e members at this would i large turnov >f co mm ' contril accomplishments, and a film highlighting Rogers' USC football career was shown. After the film, USC Athletic Director and Head Football i- t!? ^? v^uacn Jim i^arien saia ne had to close his eyes during the film because "it makes me cry to know that we're going to lose him." Near the end of the program, Master of Ceremonies Don Barton announced that the Downtown Action Council plans to have a mural of Rogers painted on the university's s plan /ould serve four-year terms. In r of implementation of the plan, ?r from each congressional Id be elected by the General id two members would be aple governor. after the first election, another ould be elected from each i\ district and one would be y the governor. Chapman said stagger the terms to prevent ers in one year. n Us For fight In T1 TOP OF CAR( irsday, March 5 Treat yourself to ( Won Ton Soup Chinese Barlxj f Chop Suey Spareribs Cm.'.. t~ 1/^-1 I our rneti <^ninese v Fried Rice Steame Green Beans and VVcit< Assorted Salads ( Banana Nut Br* $4 Drsscris I mi ,V>. Jill 1 H.U.1UIC I UHV.ll I PindColadti JESUS: iOURCE O] spons< th m- j|P 11 TO campus [ope of Real L nue to make you known In ord lay be In them." (John 17:36) of Lasting Jc id that your Joy may be compU lont Church of Christ in Puebh liami. He became a Christian i md dynamic speaker - the thinjj ? IS INVITED tercc buttons Dn/^lr/vx T tlf I uuunci i. w building on Blossom Street. COUNCIL spokesman Judy Stringer said Ralph Waldrop, who painted the mural on Yesterday's Restaurant in Five Points, will be directing USC art students in painting itiv Rogers mural. Stringei ;atd the mural will be the first uf three city murals the council plans to have painted. "We hope to raise money iur uiu murais mrougn student contributions and from the private sector," Stringer said. She estimated the cost of the Rogers mura! at$5,000. i Stringer said the Rogers mural should be finished by April 15 and will be unveiled May 2. The second mural, which will be of a train, will be painted on a building at the corner of Blossom and Huger streets. The third ( mural will be of a dancer and will be painted on the Harden Street wall behind me j>iaie Hospital. le Orient 3LINA 5:30 -8:30 p.m. )ur buffet I y Drop Soup qut' ! Chicken Wdik:ki j \ I <I Nnnrll ^ H h c* r c liostnuts ! Coffee or ad j |30 l?i\ & 111? ni? ludcii I r?i W i k i W i k j () t'SSt' rt t.| [.: ?1 F HOPE 3red by: advance ove ler that the y ?fe."(John ). Colorado. He will be our I n Miami and then went to [s he will share with us will ?? - J