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.wire Bill stiffens (AP) ? Legislation stiffening drunken driving penalties and creating a "clear deterrant" to the crime was signed in to law by Gov. Dick Riley yesterday. Riley, in a special signing ceremony, said the measure is the first step in a statewide campaign to crack down on drunken drivers. He said the General Assembly still needs to pass legislation raising the legal drinking age to 21 and outlawing open beer and wine containers in mov ing venicies. "WITH THE signing of this bill today to toughen our driving-under-theinfluence laws, I feel we have made a major step forward to getting the drunken driver off our highways," the governor said. The new law, passed last week by the legislature, requires mandatory jail time for habitual offenders. It also re - ? ~ 1 fftvta /4/jfnn/I O M f C quiics UIM-rtUU attUIIU'lllUt utiviiuamo to pay heavier fines and either serve a jail sentence or do community service work. a a - " - - :?:?:W:S:Goo The GAMECOCK Is the student newspaper of the University of South Carolina A~j and Is published three times a week on ^ Y P~" Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays during the fall and spring semesters and weekly on Wednesdays during both sum- OPI mer sessions, with the exception of unl- V_/rI varsity holidays and examination periods. ??? 1 Opinions expressed in the GAME- %yy COCK 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 Siudent Media Departraenl is the parent organization of the C> V?AI*irA.UVR. 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Third ' ass postage paid at Columbia, S.C. 36 E, The "Gamecock" is a licensed student y. organization of the University of South I Carolina and receives funding from student activity fees. - t-A_i<-VvA . / What's-; ? r? t" Interesting? ; fa ""Challenging?*' ^ - DniMinv?linn9 SEI 1 ncvvaiuiuy ; v ^ ^Reporting, > ? / for the '/i BEEF J'Gamecock! 1 v Room 321 j r Russell Housed" I r * _1 .1 % r * _ V / ^ ^ Ni ^ r^rrimiiin Rc i CONCERT HALL / THIS WEEK FOUR BUF / BIG NIGHTS WITH EXC , i-he hid | COLUMBIA'S MOST POPULAR HOMETOWN BAND KAl TRC TONIGHT Ladies night: Free Admission and Free Draft til 9 for Ladies... $ 1.50 Vodka for Everyone Men $2 THURSDAY y I (ty Bud Draft til 11 Adm. $3.50 FRIDAY Open until 3 a.m. Adm. $3.00 SATURDAY Bourbon Drinks $ 1.50 Wine Collers 754 Adm. $2.50 FNTFRTAINMENT LINE < 771-3789 ?\X 903 HUGER J drunk drivini "I think this bill is a clear deter rant," Kiley saia. "l aon i tnmK there's any question about that." Sen. Verne Smith, D-Greenville, a chief sponsor of the drunken driving bill, said, "The state is sending a message to all people that our state government does take drunk driving seriously. Hopefully this will save some lives." RILEY SAID the open container bill, which has passed five times in both the House and Senate but has never won full legislative endorsement, is the toughest of all three bills to pass. Smith said "quiet opposition" to the bill has proven very effective. Both that bill and the one raising the legal drinking age will be up for debate next year when the legislature reconvenes. The new law requires the following penalties: /> /\/\ /?! a O ?MKM UJbfiLrNSiL: azuu line or d Luck at Le i _ _ _ i x-xMarsha:*:;: [COKNItl ARMS HWMAtY L/^ I PHONE 7 99 15 9 6 - 6 W| 8 IR A PtNOiCKMSIS. t 11 VM?!A. S.C. [ j jj j :N 7 AM TO 9PM | \| E CASH CHECKS I \}U i I si JUALITY PHOTO I *i/A IISHING AT SUPER I K, Aw , LOW PRICES 1 |^VJW XP. COLOR 2.99 rAc XP. COLOR 4.49 ? rAS XP. 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