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Church files lawsu By Laura Dannhardt Two USC faculty members, a USC student and businessman who tried to halt destruction of ol Hight School, now face a counter lawsuit by I Church. Willima Price Fox, an English professor; John I music department; Russell Maxey, an engineeri student, and businessman Guy Jones initially obt porarv restraining order in Jan. 1984 that stoppe from demolishing the old building. Howevei Supreme Court denied the order F eb. 9, and dem proceeded. First Baptist Church then filed a counter lawsi The church "claimed that thev are entitled to di Scholars to spea From Staff Reports Southern "rednecks" will be the topic of a day-long seminar F riday sponsored by the South Carolina TV Sociological Association. Bend; The seminar will begin in Russell runof House room 332 at 10:30 a.m. which Registration will begin at 9:30 a.m. chi's i The panel will feature Julian tion Roebuck, who co-authored "The Game Qn 11 r h ^ r P npr^L' ' ' vi' i t h \/f n r L' Hickson. Roebuck is sociology professor at Mississippi State University and has RU! published several books on from i criminology, deviant behavior and give ai race relations. row er ? A Walter Edgar, director of USC's In- Comp stitute lor Southern Studies, will The discuss the historical asoect of the ooor the R white in the South. Hipp I Also appearing are Thomas Connelly, USC history professor and author Arr of numerous books on Southern psych history and culture; English professor ample William Price Fox, USC writer-in- archit residence; USC geographer Dr. Robert patter Janiskee; and sociologist Ingram and s; Parmelv from Francis Marion College. Th< USC' Fnv rnnrp infnrmatinn fr\r?tar?t rw - - ....w. wiiiuvi ?-/i . ?juwia Charles Tucker at 777-6730. philo p:: pjj?p||grejJggr2||| f THE BEST During March ergoy a delic PlletrO-Fisti Sandwich, a la order of hot golden french fries, and a medium soft dri for only $1.49 plus tax. Only at McDonald's, 921 Sumter Street and only fo limited time. No coupon necessary. uner expires iviarcn 31, ly* McVoHafdsfx g\ fi. //*,. i \s \ ^ | I lit over old Columbia pH tn thf?m ji rccnlt nf mv rlirntc' nrrin a Columbia judgement," said Charles Henshaw, defen; d Columbia last 1 heard, it's (the counter suit) still in coi 7irst Baptist According to Maxey, the exact amount in been determined. The church has received a -ierin.of the the men, whose temporary restraining orde ng graduate $500 a day in delay expenses. Circuit Ji ained a tem- calculated the amount by charging the men d bulldozers cent interest paid by the church on their lo; the state Meanwhile, the old Columbia High olition work demolished to make way for a new church "I think it looks bad that the city of Cok jit. officials and the church do not support histo images caus- think it's a pity," Maxey said. _ n M i k on aouinern ream = ; -z A FIVE-KILON news briefs benefit the Americ2 ? "= tion of South Care k'O CANDIDATES,Dominic March 24 and will be ?.inski and Ray Ricchi will be in a Kappa Sigma fraterr f today for District 4, seat 5, A $5 pre-registrati i includes McBryde quad. Ric- t-shirts for those wh name was misspelled in the elec- and a $6 registration results from Monday's those who sign up o i. n * * *: ...:n l cock. rvegimiauun win i Field B next to the S< ClZ Center. The race wi and trophies will be DOLF ARNHEIM, art historian ners in six divisions, the University of Michigan, will The run is also b( n illustrated presentation tomor- Coors and Sunbelt ititled "The Power of the Center Columbia. New Theory of Visual Pre-registration m osition." by March 17. For n lecture will begin at 8 p.m. in call Robin Ramsey i elk Auditorium of the Close- American Lung buildings. 765-0609. iheim, who specialized in the oiogy ol the arts, will use ex:s from painting, sculpture and THE COLUMB ecture to show that one basic Concert band is givir n serves to give order, expression 8 p.m. tomorrow in t ymbolic meaning to all. of Capstone Dormit i presentation is sponsored by The concert will fe s College of Humanities and traditional music, in I Sciences, and departments of side suite, Broads sophy and art. and music from "Si < /\ \k\Vl: :r.: - High I NEl n for declaratory I ;e attorney. "The I I TV] 1^1 urt," Maxey said. B A . 7 i damages has not | * All informal $3,500 bond from Physical 0X? ;r cost the church smear jdge Walter Cox * VD testing/1 ^the 11 or 12 per- ^ Urine and b School is being * Pregnancy t sanctuary. treatment imbia, some of its * Low cost pr ric preservation. I atjon and/oi -X- ( t o (?rn 1 PPlfQf I The Fami a Planning cii I the Ladies ( 1ETER run to || in Lung Associa- I 1411 Barnwel ilina will be held ! : sponsored by Phi lity. on fee will include A T\ A 10 finish the race, /m. 1 / Xi will be charged to _ ^ . , n race day. I ^ |~| J\ >egin 9:30 a.m. at "B"k^ Dlomon Blatt P.E. / / 11 start at 10 a.m. awarded to win- KA :ing sponsored by ^ ^ L-^ *y? Distributors of JL-# X lust be completed ^ ^ X3 "j ^ nore information, fl I /* it 799-9191 or the -, , Association at JVlOttClciy" March 12, i_J IA Community m OfCC "D ig a free concert at H LiU ?56 he Campus Room n n ory. 9 2 tor 1 ature popular and ? -ttt i eluding the Moor- HI W 6?IF ay showstoppers J T) ^ iperman." ?111(1 Xv ~ d IHolic 1-20 a ran ~jjk Get right into la approved by th< f } After completin . / can take your p , one ?fthe fas* \ j( (jr' * Bachelor's degre L/* -vflHr ' * Day and Evemn< rj^ySF / Employment ass l / Classes conduct f^jjB Me* ' * Name Address PCily 4 College r Phone Day The Nat Para 3414 Peachtre ED BIRTH I ONTROL I )RMATION? 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