Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Police nab rr From Staff Reports A _ I __ *\ v_oiuniDia man was arrested for housebreaking and grand larceny Wednesday after campus police received a tip from several ' students. Terry Bovain, 26, was apprehended in Elliott dorm, on the Horseshoe nft#?r tr?lH police they saw him enter an unlocked dorm room from a fire escape. Two police officers entered the room through the window and observed Bovain take a camera before arresting him. Two jewelry boxes were also found in his possession. SOUTH CAROLINA'S economy appears to be recovering, according to a report published by USC's College of Business Administration auu me siaie employment Security Commission. Of 16 economic indicators monitored in South Carolina in February, eight improved and eight declined. "Such mediocre performance was not nnpv. pected given some of the substantial increases that occurred in January," the report said. The February figures compare with nine advances, six declines and one unchanged in January. "At this point, the state appears to be in the initial stage of a traditional economic recovery. More jobs are becoming available, and employ ment is beginning to pick up. The residential construction sector remains strong, and, hopefully, retail sales will continue to improve," the report said. "In general, the February statistics, though mixed overall, do represent continued improvement in the state's economy." USC'S ALPHA Beta chapter of Chi Psi fraternity will celebrate its 125th anniversary April 23 with a cocktail reception and banquet at the Carolina Townhouse. Donald Russell Sr.. I JSC nrpsiH^nt 1 Q*11 _ S.C. governor 1963-65, U.S. Senator 1965-67 and now a federal appeals court judge, will be 0Mditi Villi L A national talent searc modeling agency that interest in pursuing a Requirements tor \vt body shot) are to he su Agency. Inc. Pleas* measurements, heigh v areas of interest. All phc At y if / i/\/o 77u> A/tti/lf 1/ //!/ The Agency Mode icm in dorm ' I news oners the keynote speaker at the banquet, which will begin at 2:15 p.m. Russell helped refound Chi Psi at USC in 1956 when fraternities were united in the McBryde Quadrangle dormitory complex. The cocktail reception preceding the banquet will begin at 1:30 p.m. at the Townhouse. After ? - - ? - - - mc oanquet, a party will be held at Chi Psi's lounge in the quadrangle. Tickets for the reception and banquet will be $15 per person or $25 per couple. Contact Andy Bernardin at 777-8785 or 777-1404 for tickets, A SERIES of workshops for parents and educators will be sponsored bv USC's Denart ment of Psychology at the USC-Richland One Psychoeducational Center. The first, Wednesday, is "Ways to Help Your Gifted Child Read Even Better." This session and the others will be held from 7 to 9 p.m. at the center at R1Q Rarnwpll <it Two other workshops for parents and educators sponsored by the center are "Ways to Help Your Child Deal With Moving" April 27 and ".Raising Children in the Two-Career Family" May 4. The workshops are free to USC and Richland School District One staffs. Others will be charg bU JJVJ (7V.1 V?U1 I\ 51 lup . For more information or to register, call Sandra Hipp at 799-2823. CURRENT LAWS regulating recovery of artifacts from S.r watprc will hp HicmccoH - ? ? . T. V/ ff Bit WV UIOVUOOVU Itivil" day in the Charleston Museum Auditorium by Alan Albright, underwater archaeologist at USC's Institute of Archeology and Anthropology. The 7:30 p.m. public lecture will focus on the S.C. Underwater Antinnitpc Am nf 1QQ") MiliLsliLrCJ I HAVE YOU GOT THE LOC h is now hein^; conducted for new, exc is beyond the conventional. Only thos< 11. t ^ modeling career need apply. 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