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Page 2 ? September 14, 1984 Dateline THE GAMECOCK G. Gordon Liddy uni about Watergate bu Associated Press NORFOLK, Va. ? If he had to do i Gordon Liddy said he would not hesita Watergate-type burglary of a po headquarters. "In a similar circumstance, 1 would manner," Liddy said Wednesday. "But mnasigni, 1 a nave a more hearty ci around." Liddy masterminded the May and Ji of the Democratic National Committe< the Watergate Hotel complex in Washi He received the stiffest term of an\ conspirators ? 21 years in prison anc Later, Liddy was convicted of burgla the psychiatrist of Daniel Ellsberg, w "Pentagon Papers" to The New York ' received a 3Vi-year term. Liddy served a total of four years in i his sentence was commuted in April Carter and he was paroled the followin His comments preceded his speech Marketing Executives of Tidewater. Campus legend dis< returns no worse f Associated Press WICHITA, Kan. ? Where had you Jackson Pickens Burnside IV? That was the question for the Rev. W Newman Center at Wichita State Unive disappeared. But after two weeks, the floppy-eared 4-year-old English pointer and campus home, none the worse for his disappean Carr said Monday that Bo, as he is k had become sick because of the recent h student took him home. The priest said the student called him a cle in the campus newspaper about tl popular dog, known for his odd dress < ings. He's appeared as a cow at a Hall? lion at a Roman toga party and a reindt Carr, pastor of St. Paul's Parish-Ne\ had Bo since 1980, getting him after Be Pickens Burside III, disappeared in a st< Carr took the name for his dogs from Broadway musical "Mame." He starte because he thought it would be "more s doe with a questionable pedigree." use K* 1st I ivt r\^\r * !Ti.V/XiVLVijr p t* at 8: Comba 107 P Everyor I The GAMECOCK ib the student | r"lJ/V newspaper 01 ine university oi nuuin 1111 Carolina and is published three times IXV/. a week on Moncfays, Wednesdays and Fridays during the fall and spring semesters and weekly on Wednesdays , during both summer sessions, with the exception of university holidays and ex- , amination periods. Opinions expressed in the GAMECOCK are those of the editors and not ___ those of the University of South Caro- fW |ina- HOI The Board of Student Publications JHVfl and Communications is the publisher of the GAMECOCK. The Student Media t Department is the parent organization of the GAMECOCK. ] Change of address forms, subscrip- : tlnn rmuMti and other eorresDondence should*be sent to the GAltfECOCK, Drawer A, University of South Carolina, Colombia, S.C. 29208. Subscription rates are $15.00 for (1) year, $8.00 per fall or spring semester and $3.00 for both summer sessions. i Third class postage paid at Columbia, >i 3*0* The GAMECOCK is a licensed student organisation of the University of South Carolina and receives funding CT^l from student activity fees. *7 X ' v emorsefu! HHHHl rglaries HBHH| t all over again, G. ite to stage another litical opponent's behave in a similar with the benefit of V* rew the next time ine 1972 burglaries jV ^ 'IB?^ i's headquarters in -1 ngton. 188^? of the Waterg?.^ '*?' ; .'t I a $40,000 fine. rizing the office of ho haH iphl-ph thp xs Times. For that, he nine prisons before 1977 by President g September. to the Sales and ^fllf jppears; 0h no! ,t s emi Laura, 2, enjoys Italian ice nr i/vpar gone, Beauregard Jackson pi illiam Carr of the Associated Press rsity after his dog GREENVILLE ? The fi brown and white Jackson was to conlinue legend is back at registration sweep acros ( arnhnji Innav u/ith ralli*?c r jnce ?now'n, apparently Kingstree, Mario, ot weather, and a and Charleston Jackson will also take i fter seeing an arti- march a"d rally,in Ladso? tc .e search for the su.PP?rl workers at a Gen at student gather- ,nc Plam ,ha( 15 bc,ng shut c ween party, as a year. ;er at Christmas. Jackson, an unsu< vman Center, has Democratic candidate for pr :auregard Jackson making good on a pledge n arm one night. the Democratic National C a character in the to return to his home state as d out with No. 3 and launch a voter registra ;ophisticated for a that will cover the South. Tl O 'It - x* - - I i ne oreenvnie nauve 10 dience at Claflin Co irate Club Vleeting Sept. 17, 1984 UU p.m. tive Room 'E Center te Welcome LY TRINITY GREEK ORTHODOX CHURCH - MB 1931 SUMTER STREET All Eastern Orthodox COVERED fin DISH fgf LUNCHEON W| Sunday Sept. 16th Divine Litirtfc|y 11 AM followed by luncheon. LJDENTS ARE OUR GUESTS! 1^jf9: : .1" * / ^^^IHB-''S^K ^ JBb.. ^^mmhbbbbb pty! cream at Adrianna's Gelateria. ushes for voter reoi Orangeburg Wednesday, that he foui Lev Jesse "special delight" in returning to Sou "his voter Carolina as a resident. The Clafl s South stop was one severa' he made >lanned in voter registration rallies Wednesday 1 Ladson "Your mind must be made up that you will register to vote becau Dart in a your se^ resPect's at stake," he tolc > show his crowd of 500 people, mostly studen leral Elec- in the colle8e's gymnasium. lown next When he spoke at Greenvi Technical College, Jackson was i troduced as a Chicago resident. But : c e s s f u 1 auicklv set the record straicht. esident, is "I used to live in Chicago with r riade after wife and five children. ...I'm ba onvention home," he said. 4<I have moved ba a resident South because I believe Greenville c tion drive be a center for change. The South m\ rise again but we must rise together Id an au- Jackson, who moved to Chica liege in years ago, announcedearlier this su H SUPER SA H FILM DEVELOPI 112 Exposure 15 Exposure $2*49 20 c 36 Exposure Offer good from 110, 126, 135 and Disc col Does not include CustoMat 35, Mark 35, coupon must accoi THIS OFFER ^=*JSM= AVAILABLE SEPT. 4 THRU 18 AT 1 mm m quick jj IJt70 w/cy : i g lisi E fi 3 OUR REGULA I# 12 COLOR PRINT Ill 1417 Sumter St. Columbia, S.C. Jg Ph. 254 9329 (locattd in the Marriott Parkioo Gar?Q?) f" ! a.? r\ _ a _ A rtr% ? ^ fp/Y i Photo by Edwird L. 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