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- . {H ' "v >" % \. ' * ' i ' /??c I SATURDAY, APRIL 25 - across rcckens street bridge I pointed a metal object at the I wallet. The robber then r? I Administration Building. I A non-student's purse was I A. She followed three men t I recovered her purse there. ;! Three men were seen ne* I dorm lot and one man was siiuiv. n iaise lire aiarm was FRIDAY, APRIL 24 ? A three men in front of the Alt The student said the men j when he reached into his p< grabbed him from behin< everything in his pockets. T Barnwell Street. A student's wallet was stol it? 1 * a ma muxcy uurm room. Asie the Faculty House after a thi window. Wheel covers were remove while it was parked in a CX stolen from a car parked in I cap was stolen from another Three male students were Campus Police after an offi< the Horseshoe with a visi possession. A female staff member rej been hnrajuino h?p ainra i? ^warrant against the man. Freshman rescues swimmer By Tom Coyne Staff Writer Carl Womble, a freshman center on USC's football team, saved a swimmer's life at the Saluda River rapids Friday afternoon. Womble and several friends were floating down the rapids on inner tubes when they noticed four swimmers in the middle of the river. One swimmer, dressed in a shirt and long pants, seemed to be struggling to stay afloat. "At first I thought they were fooling around. They called to me for help, but I wasn't sure what to do," Womble said. WOMBLE SAID the struggling swimmer's three friends tried to help him, but had to give up because he was pulling them under water. "I saw him go down and I floated over to where he was, reached into the water and pulled him out," Womble said. The swimmer was con bciors ana graDDea onto Womble's inner tube. Womble said the swimmer was coughing up water as they floated toward shore. Womble said he did not know the swimmer's name or whether he needed treatment after the incident. Knauss ^ gm *ro>4 pa^cain winner frompmge 1 There were four phases of the Miss Columbia pageant, including a personal interview, talent, swimsuit A* M r# nnu cvciuug 5UWII curnpetition. For her talent, Knauss performed a jazz dance she choreographed. "That was the first thing I had ever choreographed myself, so I was really excited about performing it," sne said. A part-time dance teacher at the Bailey Studios of Dance in Columbia, Knauss said the part she likes most about pageants is performing. j ^ampus ? A male student walking > was stopped by a man who > student's back and stole his . -?ast toward the Business stolen from Intramural Field 0 Blossom Street Garage and ir a car parked in a Preston 1 seen hitting the car with a pulled in LaBorde dorm. male student was held up by imni House on College Street, asked him for the time, and ?cket for his watch, one man i and the other two took he robbers then ran south on len by a man who took it from reo and food were stolen from ief gained entrance through a ad from a staff member's car riiseum lot. The battery was Mossom Street Garage. A gas car parked in the garage. ; questioned and released by :er saw them running toward tor's parking sign in their >orted that a male student has inuary 15. She did not sign a PHONE 709-I50O * SUPTTER * PENOUION tTS. COLUMBIA,S.C. 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The carburetor of a car parked in a! /lomArtAil ' ? uamagcu, auu auuui iuik ^UUUIIS UX (J A false fire alarm was pulled in Colum WEDNESDAY, APRIL 22 ? A ma his brother hit him with a hammer ( in the student's University Terrace a\ he refused to sign a warrant on the ma A bicycle locked to a Barnwell Colle; locked to a LeConte College rack wc booster and 30 cassette tapes were parked in Blossom Street Garage. A staff member's purse and several from her Coker Life Sciences office. mnrw>v urns rArnvAroH 1 a tor K<> < ? ohutAi ? ^ TVMW WW W VM MJ a OVUUVI A television set was stolen from M< glass pane was broken in McMaster ( alarm was pulled in Woodrow dorm. TUESDAY, APRIL 21 ? A bicycle 1( Nada apartments was stolen. Anothe from Russell House ramp. Wheel covers were removed from /-* _1S 1-1 ? ? ? ? - - uuiuteuin 101. a pusncan locked to t dorm was stolen. The door to an Air ] room in Hamilton College was kicked i Thequ ernei An emergency stop wipe out even the best-1 Luckily, all you need is phone call to get you th< your car gets off the lift do when you need mone In Call home. Report tell the folks they can cash to you fast by phon Ask them to call V toll-free number, 800-32 Missouri, 800-342-6700), night. They charge the 1 service fee to their Mast II y \ \ ? ?1 le non-student was I ipstone House when J dents playing catch / hotel lobby window f >ther. f railing was reported / eked in a Sumwalt tolen. Wheel covers in the Wade Hamp- ) Bates House lot was pi asoline were taken. ill bia Hall. [ piS le student reported pH luring an argument fe? >artment. However, I gjjjj n. _ |||j ge rack and another |gg ;re stolen. A power ggSJ stolen from a car lljj 1 papers were stolen IE Everything but the Hp it in a Coliseum lot. ljjf :Kissick Library. A gig College. 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