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South Caroliniana Library Horseshoe " Gamecock ' Founded 1908 Volume 77, No. 29 University of South Carolina ^October 10, 1984 Debaters i political c ByJIal^Hewell The Young Democrats and College merits of their presidential candidate: Russell house patio. The Athenian Society sponsored the debate which a tisan crowd of about 300. David Rouffy led the Republicans Mondale's economic policies, stressii rates and tax increases of the Carter-r He said Mondale's tax plan would a\ per "the average Amercan family." Reagan's plan is on the record, he tax cut with inflation and the prime r? highs of the Carter years. JOHNNY YOUNG of the Democr were "harping on the past, rejoicing i ing the future." He said the defit Reagan were "a mortgage upon our f drew a reaction from the audience. Several times, moderator Jack Ham the crowd restrict cheering to the one format for demonstration. Young concluded asking for "states ship." He charged that Reagan was gi a secret," a reference to a possible revealed after the election. Don Weaver of the Republicans a Stanley Davis, who drew an enthusi crowd when he launched into the Rei "TODAY, THK corrosive, wicked Reagan faction eats at the very foundi said. With an eloquence of his own, Dav Student Groups mu: By Barry Bradley The deadline for student groups tc resubmit requests for more money is p.m. today. Student Senate's Finance Commit tee returned original budgets tc organizations after they found ou they had only $17,567 to allocate. About $40,000 to $50,000 is usualb available in the fall. The money come: from funds that were allocated but no spent by student groups in the previou: year. Finance chairman Tony Price said ii a report to student groups that studen activity fee funds were budgeted basec on enrollment projections. As enroll Elections fo By Roni Bea Kayne Voting for Student Senate position will take place today 9 a.m. to 6 p.m at Russell House, the Coliseum ani Pickens Street bridge. Three districts that were not fillei during last semester's general election will be represented in these elections said Robbie Bessinger, SG electio commissioner. Several on and off-campus district remain to be filled. For the seats available in the school of Applied Professional Sciences ani math and sciences, students who liv off-campus must vote in the college i: which they are enrolled. Residents of Bates West, The Roos and the married students' apartment will also elect representatives. "As in state elections, only thos voters who are part of a certain distric may vote. Students who vote must liv -in a particular dorm or represent tha defend hoices Republicans debated the s yesterday afternoon on I Literary and Debating ? ttracted a vocal and par- I in an attack on Walter ig the inflation, interest vlondale administration. /erage an $1800 increase said, citing a 25 percent ne cut in half from their ats said the Republicans n the present, and ignor:its accumulated under uture," a comment that lilton had to request that minute allocatted in the manship, not showmanlilty of playing "I've got tax increase plan to be rgued social issues with I astic response from the igan social record. moral weakness of the I ition of our society," he ' is assailed the "speeches j See "Debate," page 3. Senati st resubmit ment declines,buduetstni i to reflect actual income > dent activity fee. Last year's actual inc of projected income by ; > This is due to the univen t raise admissions and ; gression standards that / decrease in enrollment s said. t SG advisor Rob Chile s mittee met with the US finance director anc l enrollment projections > t Chiles said he think i Committee was wise t situation before it becai r seats in t school (which is includ< s tion)," Bessinger said, i- Only a few hundred si d peeled to vote in this el< parison to the number o d executive elections last s ding to Bessinger. "If a senate seat is semester, the vice presidt Government) will inter s point senators for t districts," Bessinger sai< s Students need to pre tJ dent identification card e n Here are the candidal contention: ,t District 5 s (Bates West, Roos e Gardens) t Seat 3 e Janet Korr t Amy Lynn House ^ - VBg|j|ira Jp, up and away As balloons rose at Saturday's Hor n The Associated Press poll and 1^ e allocation ust be adjusted In fact, then from the stu- there will b come from li ome fell short Price said about $16,000. quests totall >ity's efforts to The Financc academic pro- group to p resulted in a resubmit a i this year, he committee 1 responses, s said the com- Chiles saic iC budget and to change t!v 1 determined that an adjus >vere too high. everyone's b s the Finance The Finan o foresee the the next few ne a problem. ed budgets. hree district xl in the elec- Seat 4 Christ tudents are exaction in com f voters in the spring, accor- (Off-camp majors) not filled this Seal 2 jnt (of Student Lisa L view and ap- Micha he remaining sent their stu- ' at the polls. ;s for seats in Off-campu Sciences) Seat 2 ;t, Carolina Jacqu< Malco Scat 3 ' Waltei I fifr Jt wk A iBih^B ^U B v^' ' " " iWj riecoming game, the Gamecocks were risin 1th in United Press International's.See stc |rh requests "s on whicl - is never a guarantee that prcsiden e allocations, since they RHA eft over monies. tees, loa 45 groups submitted re- our 'hill ing more than $250,000. 'hills,' " ? Committee asked each ground t rioriti/e its budget and equest, he said, and the The s; las received no negative Alcohol and tabl I, "We're not asking them $1200 cir budget," but he added telephor itment is necessary to be in Befon est interest. meeting: ice Committee will spend ference i weeks reviewing the revis- arrange The a' s today = wouldn'i "It is ina Chadwick ^tt8^3?gg District 8 r?? us math and science ~ 7 Classii Datelii .ynette Carlson Entert el Vitti Featur Opinio Sports ..... ? Debate l>,s,r,cl 9 Republi * Sunday s Applied Professional \ Fun wil a fun j Hine Blanche Bolt guitaris lm Brooks Carter I Moving Associa ____ g in national rankings. USC's iry, page 13. IA gets aret Clark esidcnt Hall Association no' i to hold meetings, said Cue t. has acquired an office for ited on the ground floor of L in the sense that state gc said von Williams, adding t or the association. pace they now occupy is tl Project. Furnished with st les, von Williams said the i for the painting, light i 11 le system. e this change, RHA used v; he said. Sometimes they room, the library steps or an to meet, he said. mailable space was going to I icnt, but it was decided that i lould be able to benefit fror st one dorm government too t be able to use it," said vo a place RHA can call home nHMHHHHi Inside fied lie ainment es n fans.Students who saw cans vs. Young Democrats 's Reagan ? Mondale shoi th insanity. Lindsey Buckin and original album from t up.Carolina's football tear ted Press poll, and 14th ir ~ I I Photo by Joseph Garnett I football team is now 17th | home J w has their own "hill" I g von Williams, RHA I its individual commit-1 laker dormitory. "It is I )vcrnments have their I hat it is now the home I )e old location of the I orage cabinets, desks I new ottice cost about B g, construction andl arious places for their I used the Towers con-1 ywhere else they could I 3e given to the Towers I ill of the dorm govern-1 k the space then others I n Williams. N 16 2 9 8 7 13 yesterday s College debate compared it to vdown 3 ffham s "Go Insane"is the Fleetwood Mac 9 n is ranked 17th in the i IJPI's 13