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subsided and his "quie
dinlomarv" r?nmo fnrw^rr
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said McGee. Under thi
"talkless do more" policy
Reagan resumed Carter'
"economic resistance in th
hemisphere," but con
centrated on the develop
ment and capabilities of th?
aided country. McGee sai(
this was "a hopeful sign 01
the horizons."
McGee said, 44th<
availability of military
assistance is a plus," ii
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the hemisphere.
McGee is concerned witl
the Latin response to Cubai
threat, but said, "Nev
governments have placet
themselves at arms' lengtl
from Cuba, with the ex
ception of Nicaragua."
El Savador is another are*
of uncertainty. "Time is th<
best chance we have. If w<
pulled back, the bloodv in
ternal problems would ex
ceed what is happening
now," said McGee. "Reagar
is standing firmly for tht
Ellis Faces
Court Again
DUilin A fll;? 1- CL
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string defensive end for th<
Gamecocks, will be back ii
court Monday involved in j
civil suit stemming from ai
altercation last October witl
Larry Hudson.
Ronald J. Vaughn
Hudson's attorney, said th<
suit involved only Larry an<
noi nis lamer Kay. The tria
will be held at Genera
Sessions court Monday.
"We will be seeking $1,00(
plus costs from Ellis,'
Vaughn said.
The altercation occurrec
after the Duke-Carolins
game October 1980. Kllis was
originally charged with tw(
counts of aggravatec
assault, but Vaughn and J
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Ellis' lawyer, worked ai
agreement for Ellis to pleat
guilty to two counts of simple
assault before Blythewooc
Magistrate Allen F. Sloan.
Ellis was convicted anc
sentenced by Sloan to serve
Feb. 13-15, 1981, in the
Richland County detentior
center.
Vaughn said he offeree
i-Ollis roHi
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l>ecause at the time Raj
Hudson could not stand ?
long trial. Vaughn said Raj
Hudson would also file a civi
suit at a later time.
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election process to take
place. If moderate, holding
|" the line endures, meaningful
g results will occur."
"El Savador is surrounded
g by a favorable climate of
sister states ? Panama and
Honduras," said McGee. "El
Savador is worth taking a
chance on. Other Latin
j American countries are
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McGee retired his
Organization of American
States ambassadorship to
"keep a toe in the door."
As OAS ambassador from
1977 to 1981, he participated
in OAS General Assemblies
in Grenada, Washington
D.C., La Paz and Bolivia.
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