Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Instead, he na emphasized an increase in en: international agreements an SPIRITUAL RE EASTER FES AT THE BAPTIST STUDE 700 Pickens April 7th "Toucl 7:00 p.m. C I April 8th 7:00 p.m. Pastor of Sprir EVERYONE Ih For more information r Pcui I If you have vision, creativity, ar degree, apply your talents with a i for the future CHALLENGE & FREE MEDICAL ADVANCED EDI I& TRAINING 30 DAYS ANNUi WITH PAY ISSgt. Ben Ha USAF Recruil 600 Columb I Lexington. Si Phone 359-C -CUT OUT AND t I Ms. (Please f Address City State I Telephone Number Name of School - jj^o of Birth Last G inference rai h regard to terrorist acts. Europe :al governments, Jenkins demons d, should make a greater ecolog jrt to publicize and en- illustrai ce swift and effective nishment against One rorists on foreign soil. stated >eter Janke, the head of "terror earch for Control Risks plan of i. in the United Kingdom, has a < k the agreed-upon opinion this is it "terrorism will not (terror itter or overturn a state, warfar i it can't be eradicated." like it nke suggested that pressic llern Europe will not be group le to contain terrorism as statem rises during the 1980s, most s ere will be a turn toward i"erenc< tionalism during the contini suing years, said Janke, cheape d the current Western warfar NEWAL I TIVAL 8 NT CENTER I Street g h of Faith" Gospel Choir l-.-II TI L [ri 'ur riupe i nruugii iviuml "Commitment Service" Led by Wilson Nelson } lg Valley Baptist Church | 4VITED call 799-3854 iHirJ EElftNj Hi i "idascientificorengineering modern service that'sgeared I j ADVANCEMENT & DENTAL JCATION \L VACATION ?jj yden mm ling Office n ia Ave. j :29072 )655 j AAIL TODAY- i =EE=[ Zip n - I rade Completed I i HHHIH 'ticipants Disc tan anti-nuclear expensive th tration, and more big armies." ical movements tp this rnnrent Another r conference t of the participants unequivocally that 'deolog!cal a ism is not a master. terror.st_act some evil force. Each j - 1 cause. I do not think I a moral issue. It j ism) is a form of e, and I have grown to as a form of ex- bHIHIBI >n." Many in the [ re considered that H ent to be among the MISSShI shocking at the con- = "i: j ; as the participant ted, "Terrorism is HH||l r than conventional e and much less IHHHH [ i I 1111 Cbndomin Bring your toothbrusl about all you'll need unit is completely fui design, inside and < Rnrn\AiCkll folnrv r*or RT, L/\4I I IVT^II V^WIV/I %J Wl jf only 2)4 blocks from j( and completion is s ably from the upper g owner occupants. I owner occupants.) Barnwell Colony...at and a convenient ai i dormitories and the ir. Just bring your tooth I Barnwell Colony. For further informati< call, write, or stop The Development Group 2008 Lincoln Street / RO. B Columbia, S.C. 2920/ rononu 7nnn uss Terrorism an thp clash of urKinh Jorrnrit ? -- ftlA Yw iuv.li tvt i v* m themselves. nember of the Editor's Note: Thi alked about the first of a three part i in separating the terrorism confe tnd nationalistic Bellagio, Italy.. s and the ways ^ ? * -- a / ift-Th roducirg Gornpfck ium Livirg lor U&C h, your clothes and a bag of gr< I to move into Barnwell Colony, t rnished... down to the knives an :>ut, is oriented to students' nee< isists of thirty-six 2 bedroom flat: the U.S.C. campus. Constructic cheduled for August, 1982. The thirties. 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