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N.C. policc missing gi (AP) ? A USC graduate s Friday after he disappeared confused" when he was spoi near the North Carolina-Virj Two law enforcement offi p.m. Avery, who turned 37 highway near Halifax, N.C Division spokesman Hugh N Halifax County Deputy C stonned to see if Averv need "THEY SAID he seemed back to the car and transpor of Halifax Memorial," Mun in the missing persons comp "He's fine. He has been a We sent an agent to pick l wife." Munn said the SLED age and Avery's wife to North C Faye Johnson, publisher < dent where Avery is editor, relieved" Avery was found. Avery, who lives in Winn field Herald-Independent tl employees at the paper he v wife he would pick her up at; Munn said. An investigation traced Charlotte, N.C., that night, International Airport and re "WE BELIEVE he caugh said, adding that Avery ma before he left. Avery rented a motel rooi Jan. 15, when he went to cl from sight until he was four "He had a problem with a taking medication but appai State and local police se; Grand Strand area in an att i / y SbmiH jlnipu WBBSSfc Educational Cer tIST PREPARATION SPECIALISTS SINCE 1938 Please Corns In and Meat Mr. Kaplan on February 8 & Outside NY State CA I Reg. Shi p;Ij Served with Frer H and I Small Sh \ Served with Frer Reg. $3.65 FREE Iced Tea Phone ahead for 1725 Broad River Rd. 1208 Knox Abbott Dr. 3200 Two Notch Rd. s locate ad student tudent in journalism, found for more than a week,"seemed tted walking along a rural road ginia line, authorities said. cers saw Michael Avery at 12:30 Monday, was standing beside a ., said State Law Enforcement lunn. Ihuck Ward and another officer ed any help, Munn said. cumuscu. 1 ney nuu iu ucip uiin ted him to the emergency room n said. "They checked his name uter and got a hit. dmitted. We've advised his wife, ip a deputy in Fairfield and his nt would accompany the deputy Carolina. of the Fairfield-Herald Indepensaid Friday she was "extremely sboro, left his office at the Fairhe afternoon of Jan. 9, telling yas going home. He had told his a night meeting but never arrived, Avery from Winnsboro to where he left his car at Douglas turned to Greenville. it a plane to Greenville," Munn de some purchases in Charlotte m in Greenville and stayed until lurch, rented a car and dropped id Friday, Munn said. mxiety and depression and he was rently stopped," Munn said. arched Fairfield County and the empt to locate Avery. April 28, 1984 | ^^^^CaTnjay^vening^rWeeVends Smm 1419 Pendleton St. Columbia, SC iter 29201 2560673 9 U TOLL FREE: SOO-223-1782 rimp Dinner I ich Fries, Hush Puppies li Cole Slaw p Special $3.99 I rimp Dinner I ich Fries, Hush Puppies jg rcu... J ^UiC Jiaw Special $3.29 with meal with USC ID quick carry out service. Ph. 798-3032 I ? New student i says licensing By Laura Dannhardt plic USC officials have deliberately tioi delayed licensing a student religious No^ organization, the group's leaders imp said, but university officials say the "ta ''nln" ? nnnpn/l Klf Q notnroj Kar?Hr?o oH utiaj 13 VCIUOWV4 VJJ u uavuiui vuvmvf, vu of applications. org, The USC chapter of the Collegiate C Association for the Research of Prin- saic ciples, a national organization in- nec< spired by the teachings of the Rev. sub Sun Myung Moon, submitted an ap- ider plication for license in April 1983. Uni Tom Griffin, leader of the Uni 12-member organization seeking a campus branch of the Unification * Church, said Friday that the licensing viol process is delayed because44 some of- law; ficials are bigoted toward CARP's hav founder, the Rev. S.M. Moon." don thaf HOWEVER, DENNIS Pruitt, dean of Student Affairs, said the T long delay is due to a backlog of rec work in the student affairs' office. regi He said licensing "takes an extraor- und dinary amount of time. Things get a Org month to a month-and-a-half an behind." mer Although CARP submitted its ap- cam Vacancies in Quad By Donna Jenkins Several USC fraternities must find new resid( empty spaces on their halls this semester or pay cies, their housing managers said. "As of now, we will have to pay $460 if we < more room," Phi Kappa Psi housing manager C said. "The money comes out of cur pocket," 1 Phi Kappa Psi has a contract with Residentia 1/C r r> o o Wnll/nr o o t /-J ' 1' V\ d frot/arnit*/ r\o\/c ' iui j TTamv-i ouiu . A IIV uaiwi iiuj yjcxj a i tire year's rent, and it is up to the fraternity to k filled. ; "We have 26 spaces on the hall, and we neec to break even," Walker said. $1.99 ? * I r' V2 5^TL,TTER,Nrt IUSfJA weight before cooking 40oz. (113.4 gms.) II' reliqious orq; I delays 'deli ation in April 1983, its constitu- su n was not presented until an member. Pruitt said the group's atience is unfounded, because it qu kes about a year to get recogniz- rn< " as a licensed student si? anization. pr iriffin, a religious studies senior, by I the group will seek legal action if ge essary. He said the constitution mitted to Student Affairs "is fo itical to constitutions in use at the m; versity of North Carolina and the fir versity of Maryland." sa; When our rights were being ated before, we had to get ti< yers, and that's what we may bi e to do here. 1 would hope we H 't have to do something like ai ti< HE RESPONSIBILITY of st ognizing, governing and llating student organizations is er the sole jurisdiction of Student re anization Licensing Commission, ti< agency of the Student Govern- re it. Students wishing to form new re ipus organizations are required to tc may cause higl The three open spaces r:ii *i i ~i. Clllb UJ 1111 lllC UI U K CI I LUIllldLL!! 1U1 5>|J forthevacan- Kappa Sigma fraterr housing manager Bill SI ion't rent one These spaces are du onnor Walker members who are froir tie added. pledges who could not r 1 Life Services tracts with Residential 1 hem for an en- Shumaker said the fr :eep the spaces "social affiliates," friei are now two social affil i to fill 24 just Sigma Chi fraternity i manager Richard Fowl< Ijffl v / Vacation's over! It's ba y/ Add, tuition, waiting ii r hprlic activities welmrr Vy /\ Take a break from this friend, McDonald's^! And now McDonald's i ticing with our Ameri sf# ^ea' Deal. That's our f Pounder^ with cheese < y:mj of our hot golden browr soft drink for $1.99! So if today's prices make / Jf come in and find it again ? taurant?McDonald's. /V vTagFKS^^, V v-InlKmjItflliCfthrl . -J ) RTly. " .\ -: frJ * TOnSS^ Offer good at McDonalds, 921 Sumtet anization berate' bmit an appropriate application ,1 u a piupuacu tuiiMiiuuuii. New organizations are also relired to have the signature of 10 or are proposed members and the ;nature of an adviser. CARP esently consists of 12 students led r adviser Dr. Lisle Mitchell of the ography department. "It's painfully slow. I haven't Uwed the details, but I suspect I'll ake a few phone calls this week and id out what's going on," Mitchell id of the licensing procedure. "WE ARE a national organiza3n. They're given us a lot of jreaucratic red-tape," Griffin said, e also said CARP is a "religious id educational student organizaon" that projects sponsoring Bible udies, and Marxism-Leninism udy groups. "They are in the process of being icognized as a student organizaon," Pruitt said. "Anytime you jcognize' a fraternal, political or ;ligious organization you're going ) have people sensitive to it." her fees I I W I WW are a result of graduated brothers and ecial cases, he said. lity also has three vacancies to fill, tiuinaker said. e to the large number of fraternity 1 Columbia and live at home and to nove in because they already had ConLife Services. aternity hopes to fill the spaces with nds of the fraternity members. There iates and one independent on the hall, leeds residents for five spaces, housing :r said. ckto registration, Drop/ n lines and all the other lingyoubackto campus. . madness to visit an old makes that visit more en icas Meat N Potatoes amous Quarter sandwich, a large order i french fries, and a large you lose your appetite, at America's favorite reso Coupon Necessary ' St., Columbia, SC 1 $> ?_