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Draft could X
! AIKEN <AP) - Rep. But
America's armed forces I
datory draft may be needet
Derrick told a group of /
recently toured Fort Ja
Jackson and Fort Dix in N
major training bases for re
"It's a good training cen
the defense of this countr
women I saw out there,
Derrick said.
The 3rd District congres:
forum in Aiken. Derrick w
Corcoran, R-Ill., and Toby
Moffett and Corcoran, \a
Committee, toured the gi?
Derrick.
Clapton in st
ST. PAUL, Minn. <AP)
is expected to be hospital
treatment of a perforated
his entire four-month Nor
manager says.
Clapton was rushed to
! 1 fbflowirig a Friday night p<
WflQ in cprinnc hut ctohlo
?* ?<w ?JV? ? V/14U wut k?Vt*VIL V*
The singer's manager,
will be "losing himself - |
time to recuperate for m
from the hospital.
The manager said CI;
sedated and is aware that 1
College merg
CHARLESTON (AF) possible
merger of the
Carolina and the state-si
was told Monday the idc
issue."
"By talking of a merg<
deficiencies in the (higher
of Charleston President E<
member task force, which
uoiuns said tne panel si
would correct those defic
Charleston's goal is ac
meeting this need," he ass
State Sen. T. Dewey Wi
said the "time is right"
phasized there are no prec
He said the task force i
adding that the institutioi
Higher Education would h;
Riots predict
(AF) - A philosopher spe
Carolina has made a not-s<
in the big cities before the 5
Paul Weiss said the nati
would not tolerate what
insensitivity to their need
budget cuts in desperately
"One obstinacy of hum
eat," said Weiss. "When
riots."
"I am very happy to ha
deplore the unbalance o
keynote speaker at i\
Metaphysical Society of Ar
Weiss said more money
ilong with the planned c
welfare programs.
Dignified gre
MADISON, Wis. (\P
graduates will have to ge
they want to pick up their :
It s all part of an effort I
more dignity to the spri
> which in recent years
graduates attaching he
mortarboards.
Those ceremonies wen
graduates who feel a need
imbiding.
But this year, the May
a.m., with graduates as
l>eforethat.
The university estimate
degrees this spring. Those
have been asked not t
beverages "or other it
significance of the occasio
County's grc
SUMMERVILLE (AF)
fastest growing county in I
has been in the lower end c
Officials don't want too mi
good thing.
"If we don't regulate
growth, we'll soon be in a i
County," says Dorchest
Charles L. Cuzzell. Cuzell
about plans for about 60
most of them in the lower p
"The eastern or lower ei
phenomenal growth," say
Wall Jr. "This is the it
growing county in the state
preliminary census count f
r i 'g u mrtim
^iefs
)e nescessary
:ler Derrick, D-S.C., says that j
lave degenerated and a man- !
i. !
Liken residents Monday he had j
tckson near Columbia. Fort
lew Jersey are the Army's two
cruits.
ter, but if we had to depend on
y with some of those men and
we would be in bad shape,"
sman'sremarks came during a
as accompanied by Reps. Tom
Moffett, D-Conn.
/ho serve on the House Energy
int Savannah River Plant with j
.able condition j
British rock star Eric Clapton I
ized for two to three weeks for
ulcer that forced him to cancel
th American tour, his personal
a St. Paul hospital Saturday,
irformance in Madison,Wis , He '
edition Sunday.
Roger Forrester, said Clapton
going away with his wife for a
any months" after his release
apton has been kept heavily
le has a major problem."
;er possible
A state task force studying a
Medical University of South
ipported College of Charleston
?a is a "particularly sensitive
er, we are implying there are
) educational system," College
dward M. Collins Jr. told the 17was
meeting for the first time.
hnillrl rlotoririiria hmn -? mnxrf/M<
. vv??v* V4VI.VI I1UIIC i iv/ w a UICI get
iencies. He said the College of
ademic distinction. "We are
erted.
ise, who named the task force, J
to discuss a merger but emonceived
ideas.
s powerless to force a merger,
is and the state Commision on
ave to ap;~ :ove any merger. j
-ed in cities
aking at the University of South
a-philosophic prediction - "riots
summer is up."
ion's poor and, underprivileged
he called President Reagan's j
s and would react violently to
needed programs.
an beings is that they like to
people go hungry, you'll have
ve the fat cleared away, but I
f the cuts," said Weiss, the
le annual meeting of the
nerica at USC Saturday.
was being poured into defense
uts in food stamns and othor
iduatiori sought
) - University of Wisconsin
it up a little earlier this year if
sheepskins.
t>v university officials to restore 1
ng commencement cnremnnv
- ,/ )
has featured drinking and
lium-filled balloons to their
3 held in the afternoon, giving
I to celebrate more time to start
17 ceremony will begin at 9:30
ked to congregate 4f> minutes
s that some 4,200 people will get
of them who go to the ceremony
o bring along any alcoholic
terns that detract from the
n." ;
iwth regulated
- Dorchester County is the
:he state, but most of the growth
)f the county, nearSummerville.
ich to what they consider to be a
all this residential and other
lot of trouble here in Dorchester
pr f.Olintv Planning nironJnf
I says the county has reviewed
subdivisions in the past year,
art of the country.
id of the county has been hit by
s county Councilman Walter B.
lain reason we're the fastest
Wall is backed up by the 1980
rom the U.S. Census Bureau.
jdijurammilii'.
Saints <
pick Rc
in NFL
NEW ORLEANS (AP) If
the National Football
League draft were being
held today, and nobody
called within the next five
minutes, Heisman Trophy
winner George Rogers
would become a New
Orleans Saints, Coach Bum
Phillips said Tuesday.
"But make sure you get
that 'today' in there,
because it might not be
true tomorrow," he said.
T^Hillirvc coiH thot in Hie
> ?. iiiuipo otiivi tKiai 111 mo
days as head coach of the
Saints, he's had a chance to
review team personnel,
talk to the players and get a
handle on this spring's
draft.
Phillips, fired by Houston
after last season, was
named the Saints' head
coach replacing Dick
Stanfe', who served four
games after the firing of
Dick Nolan.
Although the Saints'
?:?a ~n
ucicusc was vitiiini/iCU tin
season and Phillips said the
team's offense was the
strongest facet, he said he
Fast fen
SPARTANBURG <AP)? 1
lethargic, out of sorts and juj
blah?
It could be your weekly
quickie hamburgers from the
greasy spoon, mountains of
fried potatoes and iced tea lac
heaps of table sugar.
Or could it be your demandir
Or your miserable life at home
u;V>n? l? ,
TT 1IC11 auuui 1ULI\ UI CAt'ILlM
could be you've developed a tw
a-day cigarette habit.
It might just boil down to <
out, out-of-shape, overweight,
body.
And your nerves probably
helping matters, either.
But all is not lost.
You have one of two choic<
can either alter your body-debi
habits or continue to be exl
after an eight-hour day at the
according to an instructor
University of South Carol
Spartanburg.
"People are lazy," said
Wilson, a 29-year-old
Spartaanburg instructor who
a non-credit wellness course
"People get into the routine c
to work, coming home and tur
the TV," he said.
"They don't understand tl
unfit."
His six-week course which i
tried on an experimental ba
semester, shows people how t!
i uaay at i
Faculty recital - Fa<
Recital at 8 p.m. in Fr
is free.
Cultural Series
Repertory Company pi
Township Auditoruim ;
tickets are $2 and $3. r
are $4 and $5.
USC baseball - Care
at 3 p.m. at Sarge Frye
KH Film - "All Aboi
p.m. for $1.
weather
Wednesday: Partly c
High in the 60s.
Thursday: Chance oj
I J A, I
u 111 I m if .-.rwT TT1n ?^
:ould I
gers
draft
had no philosophical I
-^1-1 !1L. J fl* A. 1 K
pruuiems wun araiung ine
South Carolina running
back.
"He's the best player
available," he said.
The Saints already have
Tony Galbreath, the moody
fullback who got his chance
to play halfback last season
when Chuck Muncie was
traded to San Diego.
"I've never had too many p
good running backs,"
Phillips said. |
"This 16-game league
season uses up your backs. \\
"The fullback makes
more yards than the
halfhnpkc in nnr c\ffnn*z(* Fi
The last three or four
years, since we had Earl
Campbell (at Houston), he
made more yards at
fullback than halfback.
"When you line a guy up
behind the center, he can
hit all eight holes."
He said he saw Kogers
block and catch in college
all-star games, and had no
worries about his being
able to do so in the NFL.
od blahs
Peeling lengthen their lif
?t plain through diet and exer
Learning to con
diet of stress is another im]
corner lengthening and r
french energetic life, free
ed with illness and doctor bill
But before his 65 sti
lgboss. on their wellness
semester, they
;? Or it questionnaire on 1
o-pack- cholestrol, exercise
history, smoking hab;
\ worn- The forms were i
flabby Datamation, an Ohi<
insurance statistics 1
aren't expectancies.
The results told
*s: you diseases they might
litating continued their habi
lausted they couid expect to li
; office, "You must realize
at the aren't engraved in
ina at said. "We can't say
you're going to d
numbers, an indivi<
Bruce priority system."
t t o n m_ * - 1 "
uoi- 10 supplement me
teaches is conducting week
t there. weight control,
if going smoking cessation an
ning on His students also ai
participate in one c
ley are groups, including
exercise, stress m,
s being weight control,
sis this Wilson, who has a
hey can in health education, s
i i
culty Chamber Winds [
aser Hall. Admission 4
*
Modern Dance
resents "5x2 Plus" at <
at 8 p.m. USC student j
rickets for the public J
1
>lina against Virginia '
field. '
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in tivc iti 4 ana ?j:95 <
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loudy. Low in the 30$. 1
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c showers. Low in the ?
Carolina outfielder Ricky
game against Austin Pea
and passes time by blov
Carolina defeated Austi
Stan Hawkins)
can chc
e expectancies believe tl
cise. health,
itrol day-to-day But th<
portant factor in Simple
naintaining an lifetime,
of unnecessary "We're
s, Wilson said. high fat
idents embarked said. "P
journey this are not
filled out a hamburg
blood pressure, The cu
habits family especiall
its and weight. to high st
sent to Medical Instea<
o firm that uses suggests
I 1! r _ nl
.u ucicniiuit; liie peanut ui
Instea<
evening
students what with he.
die from if they exercise
ts and how long "First
ive. like. Init
(that the results) said,
stone," Wilson Instea<
that in 35 vears. them out
ie. But seeing "As ki
dual can see a said.
educated
program, Wilson outlets tc
ly seminars on "Screa
assertiveness, things w
d nutrition. But they
re encouraged to because
>f the speciality said,
aerobic dance, But i
anagement and believes
have con
master's degree "Then
>ays most people wellness
Can-Ar
3LO.I Ld
MYRTLE BEACH (AP) rhe
"off-season" along the
Srand Strand will come to
an official end next weekend
tfhen an expected 60,000
Canadians begin arriving
lere for the week-long
Canadian-American Days
:elebration.
"The number of inquiries
jy mail is up over last year,"
?aid Patrick Dowling,
general manager of the
VIvrtle Rpflrh Ar*?a phnm^
? ^ ? vo? v/it?llllA:i
)f Commerce. "And the
rend seems to be (for
/acationers) to stop here
ather than going farther
iouth to Florida."
Begun 20 years ago in
ippreciation of the boom
esort arpa each {Spring, this
BL gp Mfist. % I
m.ywM /J
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Lee watches Sunday's
>y from the USC dugout
ving bubbles with gum.
n Peay 4-0. (Photo by
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KfirF/3
ley have no control over their
at just isn't so, Wilson says,
alterations could mean a
I
i eating, for the most part,
and high sugar diets," he
repackaged foods and beef fj
that healthy. Fast-food
;ers are even less (healthy)."
linary tastes of Americans?
y Southerners? are geared
arch and fried foods.
i of animal fat or lard, Wilson
using low-fat vegettable or
ils.
3 of sitting down every
after gorging your stomach
ivy foods, he recommends
thing is to do something you
ially, walking is enough," he
i of taming frustrations, let i
, he said.
ds we had outlets," Wilson
'Somewhere we became
I and civilized, and we cut the
?cope with stress.
im or holler. People do crazy
hen they are by themselves. *
shouldn't be viewed as crazy
they have a purpose." Wilson
nore importantly, Wilson
-?i:? ?l
J7CUJJIC uiurti i ccttuc nicy
trol over themselves.
i is more than sickness and
?? *|
nweek j
year's festivities will feature
a parade Monday. There are i
at least 150 events scheduled ;
Saturday to March 29, ac- ;
cording to festival officials.
Opening day highlights on
Saturday include a reenactment
of a )
Revolutionary War skirmish
led by the legendary }
"Swamp Fox" Francis
Marion. The re-enactment is
n nn 1 -
otucuuicu uuiii ?:?jo a.m. iu
noon at the USC Coastal
Carolina campus between
Conway and Myrtle Beach.
Booths will be provided for
currency exchange, ac
cording to Dowling, who said
currency exchange rates
banks and businesses. _L> J