Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Decision still Dendina I in handicapped case By David Hill No decision has been reached in a lawsuit brought against UbC officials by a handicapped former USC student who said he was denied access to their campus because of poor enforcement of campus parking laws. Wayne Cockfield, whose legs were amputated because of injuries sustained in Vietnam, filed the suit in U.S. District Court May 18, 1982. # He contends that cars illegally parked in parking spaces reserved for the handicapped made it difficult for him to attend classes, and poor enforcement of parking rules by usl; ponce worsened the problem. "All I ever wanted is for them to enforce the law," Cockfield said. The university's legal department said the case is in litigation. Wilburn Brewer, USC's attorney, and Gloria Day, Cockfield's attornev. said onlv that the case is still in court. The case claims the parking problem is a violation of ^ Section 504 of the 1973 Rehabilitation Act, which provides " that any institution receiving federal funds must be accessible to the handicapped. Named in the suit are USC Presi dent James Holderman, Systems Vice President for Law Enforcement and Safety Carl Stokes, USC Police Chief Kenneth Pereira and members of the USC board of trustees. Cockfield said he withdrew from USC after he missed several classes because he could not find a parking place. n"I miiniiil " nino A | oec i_awaim, ^ | II mmm A great way of life. ^ CongicxtuLctt I to tfiE " ujinnEt? ^Lin.i(j?Z?Ltu ^UzL t*J I^T^LlSctoiif ^J-*(^oto don.t iltll jj 1st Place ($75.00) Rich, B 2nd Place ($50.00) Dam ail /-% * /tU ^ I? r?/\v i"*v IP 3rd Jfiace u am $ ; All entries may be viewet ill r?aco R 11 H misu> 2nd F ISfcg? ^ ^ We would like to thank ? H in the contest. Richard's wii I It ,?r;11 k? ??ci?rl nn fK i> rn\/pt? n IVY 111 W vrxi ?.t*w vv/ v*. v? University Telephone Dire< 360 grams found in doi Students clu Rv .lanfit Frtans c A 19-year-old USC student was charged with possession of marijuana with intent to distribute yesterday in ' connection with a drug raid on his < Preston dorm room early Wednesday 1 morning, according to USC authorities. Ross William Jordan Jr. of Columbia turned himself in at the Columbia Police Department shortly before 10 j n ?v> />? /4 rxtf V* /va! cum. j'uiuuay, auuiuiiucd smu. j His roommate, Kenneth Paul Cox, 18, was arrested Wednesday in the raid on Preston room 232 when more than wm, m mi Learn ... anc than $900 a i The Air Force Colleg r rugi am 15 upcn tu ; ed engineering dis qualify for the progi Air Force pay and J you complete your fi I an engineering ji I graduate student, SET recruiter can give yc BEN H/ t>uu uoiumDia a\ Lexington, 803-359-0655 - ( SOaMBHHHMMMaBBMBDM :Lon? I | n f t? F i I sid ? / P Bjj liv< Ep.no ns j L I 117 I o arcs v ogei is ^ ly Schumpert pi] ly Schumpert H ar . 1 1 4 Sill I rn i in trie display gg g ^ 'loor Lobby. H I th ill participants E 1 nning photo I 1 f the 1983/84 ^ ^ rm irged in mai 52,000 worth of high-grade marijuana vas confiscated. Cox was also charged with possession of marijuana with intent to distribute, said Sgt. Jerry Barnwell, head of the narcotics unit of the City Police Department. University Police assisted narcotics agents from Columbia and Forest Acres in the raid, according to Carl C t /~\ 1/ OP I TQ^ Plfrio rM C rxrnnrlonf f /~\ r JIWIVVO, ajOLV^Uia VIVV ^ItdlUVlU IW1 law enforcement and safety. The agents found more than 360 grams of top-quality marijuana with a dg itwaxL MM zimmcn mci m /nrv LIliLI 1 earn more || month 11 ;e Senior Engineer [1 I j students in select- | j| irnn h . )Lxpunco. xx y \ju ram, you'll receive allowances while inal year. If you're inior, senior, or your Air Force m the details. \YDEN re., Suites 5 & 8 SC 29072 j | DALLCOLLECT If you and your parents have ev< lered, or if you are still consideri 4.; ? in a lumuuiiiu iiuiii iui yui 2 in - NOW IS THE TIME TO fi Barnwell Colony, the first and 01 ndominium community custom < jned for (JSC students, is almosl it. The remaining units are comp rnished and are ready for occup; [ht now for summer school, or. beat the rush for next fall.js^^ r permanent financing ptions are the lowest flfe, 'eVe ever offered. Wjfc So hurry, don't be left t! Call or come by today Vj] id see why smart students id parents are joining the student mdwagon. All Barnwell Colony i oms, appliances that include a we at you have never experienced be e Business School. Marketed By TJ le Development Group, Inc. j 2008 Lincoln Street Columbia, SC ? 256-7999 Located just 2]/2 blocks >rth of Capstone on unwell St., acrossGervais. odel open, Sunday 2 to 5 ( wmmmmammmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm ijuana raid street value of about $12,000, Barnwell said. The narcotics division had reliable information concerning the sale of marijuana in the room for which they were issued a search warrant. Cox was released on a personal recognizance bond to the custody of his father Wednesday morning, authorities said. Stokes said he didn't think the bust was one of the largest in campus history. "I would not consider this a u:~ i.?* M Ulg UUM. w j Emm 1 1 The GAMECOCK is the student newspaper of the University of South Carolina and is published three times a week on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays during the fall and spring semesters and weekly on Wednesdays during both summer sessions, with the exception of uni *cr5iij nuiiUHja rniu caniihiiiiiiuii |icnuus. Opinions expressed in the GAMECOCK are those of the editors and not those of the University of South Carolina. The University of South Carolina is an equal opportunity institution. The Board of Student Publications and Communications is the publisher of the GAMECOCK. The Student Media Department is the parent organization of the GAMECOCK. Change of address forms, subscription requests and other correspondence should be sent to the GAMKCOCK, Drawer A, University of South Carolina, Columbia, S.C. 29208. Subscription rates are $15.00 for (I) year, $8.00 per fall or spring semester and $3.00 for both summer sessions. Third class postage paid at Columbia, S.C. The "Gamecock" is a licensed student organization of the University of South Carolina and receives funding from student activity fees. /I fill condominium inits have two bed isher and dryer, and a lifestyle rfore ... all within 2]/2 blocks of )arnwell / i _ . 1227 Barnwell Street mi.