Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Goodman Continued from page 1 "That was my first combat mission, and I felt very comfortable with what I was supposed to do," Goodman said. "J didn't feel at any point that I was being put in a position I didn't want to be in." Goodman was shot down as he approached his target, and he ejected safely. Lt. Mark Lange, the pilot, was killed. He said he was treated well by his captors, but was beaten several times when the Syrians tried to get him to talk. "It wa? really easy to see they weren't trying to hurt me." ALTHOUGH HE was not badly treated, Goodman said he had considered trying to escape. "Initially, I thought about escape.... I probably could have I ~ f L:- --ii4 - - ' ..... ~ - - gwiicu uui v<ji ni!> ccn;, dui 1 woman i nave gotten tar," lie ! said. "I mean, I would have been the only black guy in { Damascus." USC is the first university that Goodman has spoken at, and I he said the next couple of weeks will be busy for him. He is E scheduled to visit California, Texas, Florida, New York and p Rhode Island. Goodman arrived in Columbia Wednesday afternoon. At a p press conference following his arrival, he told reporters he doesn't believe Jackson used him as a political ploy. I HE SAID Jackson was able to win his release because ? Jackson "could approach the Syrian government from a dif- I ferent point of view" and because "the Rev. Jackson holds a ^ lot of respect in that part of the world." [Jackson is a "very intelligent, agressive, flamboyant, ambitious man" and "is going to have to be dealt with in the ti] future," Goodman said. I Although it was Jackson who won his release, Goodman said he believes the Reagan administration was doing everything in its power. V anlan PnntiniiaH Irnm nonn A I ^ \u[jim i ? ,,",M t'"au " | HOWEVER, KAPLAN said some people cannot be helped. "Can a physician help every patient that comes to him?" 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IN 1975, the Federal Trade Commission decided students It could prepare for the Scholastic Aptitude Test and improve. mon "Everything changed all of a sudden, everybody started get- trair ting on my band wagon saying 'yes you can prepare, therefore fully we n prepare. . , Many high schools have put together programs that are now ^"e ; being offered to students. Some schools offer continuing begi education programs that aid in the preparation for these tests, of le Kaplan said. The: "So nobody today says that you can't prepare. That doesn't you mean that everyone has to take it. These tests are based on grac knowledge and skills. And this knowledge can be reviewed," una1 he said. KAPLAN SAID disadvantaged students who cannot pay 190C o cr>hr?r?l ac hie chmilrl not hp nenalized. 1 iUi 3UVII U VUUVIIII15 JVIIW* Mi/ *??i/ f ? ? "We've never turned down anybody because of inability to pay." 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