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Page 2 ? October 10, 1984 Dateline thf: gamecock Reagan mi: says the L Associated Press LOUISVILLE, Ky. go to church because h lives ? and that he thii The issue of religion a in the debate between 1 Walter Mondale when < his religous taith and presidency. Regan said he has be boyhood and that 44l dc became a part of the c Mondale's running r Christian." He rejected a suggesti church, saying 44Now ivliprt'i'inhaccip* arp hundred people tf I go ,4I miss going to understands." Reagan ( the question ? why he c House to conduct servk Mondale, the son of tion is strengthened by proclaimed his own "dc But then the Deomoc over the question of mi "What bothers me is own personal interpret; faith and to try to use tl to impose those views nisiory lens us mis is a Mondale said the GC lest" for Supreme Coi Deomoeralic charge thai Moral Majority -- sa religious groups will lnp 411 think that is an abi dale said. "This nation i and it's because we kept personal exercise of our Barbara Bu iur rumdiK Associated Press WASHINGTON (Af Geraldine Ferraro and and "lousy" for sayini President George Bush, tend to be poor "like tl rhymes with rich." Mrs. Bush made the two reporters aboard Ai York. After the eonve vices, Mrs. Bush called Bush's press secretar; dent's wife "feels awfi that to Ms. Ferraro...I < depth of feeling Mrs. K "She felt lousy about "could not have been i The vice president \ "understanding," Teel< Ferraro, in New Yc apologized and was ver She added, "She sai< names and did not call Mrs. Bush's remark Mondale, the Democr Republicans have alwa raro's candidacy," said Isaacs. "I assume this \ joke, but 1 don't think i Mrs. Bush made the r band to New York to it umbus Day parade. The GAMECOCK is the sti newspaper of the University of ! 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The GAMECOCK is a license dent organization of the (Jnivert South Carolina and receives fu from ntudent activity fees. sses services, ord understands - President Reagan says he doesn't lis presence would endanger other iks the Lord understands, ind politics was raised Sunday night Reagan and Democratic challenger i questioner asked each to describe the impact it would have on his en a member of a church since his > resort to prayer." He said religion ampaign when Geraldine Ferraro, nate, "said I wasn't a good on that he does not regularly attend in the world in which we live ? wn up ? I pose a threat to several to church. church, but I think the Lord Jid not respond to another part of loesn't invite minsters to the White :es as some presidents have done, a Methodist minister, said the naReagan's affirmation of faith and ?ep religious faith. ratic nominee clashed with Reagan xing religion ai d politics. this growing tendency to use one's ition of faith to question others' it* instrumentalities of govenrment on others," Mondale said. "All mistake." )P platform includes "a religious irt justices. And he repeated the Re\. Jerry Pal well ? leader of the id this means such conservative a1 two appointees on ihe court, jsc of faith in our country," Mons the most religious nation on earth the politicians and the state out of faith." sh apologizes about Ferraro *) ? Barbara Bush apologized to was described as feeling "awful" I that she and her husband, Vice enjoy their lifestyle and don't prelat $4 million - I can't say it, but it remark Monday while joking with ir Force Two before a flight to New rsation was revealed by news serFerraro to apologize. y, Peter Teeley, said the vice presiII about her remark and conveyed don't think 1 can express to you the tush was on this," Teeley said. it," he added. Teeley said Ferraro licer." vas told of the incident and was l?v said. >rk, said, "Mrs. Bush called and y, very gracious and very nice." J she did not intend to call me any me any names." provided campaign f uel for Walter atic presidential candidate. "The ys had trouble responding to FerMondale's press secretary, Maxine vas Mrs. Bush's attempt to make a it was funny. It was in poor taste." emark as she accompanied her huslarch 25 blocks Monday in the Col lUICIll .1, Si IATEST GAMECI ? and prinR BLACK. EMBROIDERED th the CAROLINA VISOR nd ex- $5.00 \mk- y id not ( Caro- MbBBbEb W1 i ford) j iitrstcr mbia. JEWELRY t 1 1 601 S nding j ft ACROSS FROIV i Alcohol ads Associated Press CHARLESTON ? Ads pushing be yanked from the airwaves and ? on such products as weapons in related problems, alcohol abuse Tuesday. we must maKe aiconoi consump health issue," George Hacker told ding a conference on preventing ah Hacker, the associate director I Center for Science in the Public lnt< ed makers of wine, beer and sj alcohol" - trying to get the Americ ducts as part of everyday life. The four-day conference, which across the nation, is sponsored by mission on Alcohol and Drug Abus national agencies. Hacker, who said his lobbying Lucky Roll USC Fraternity Lambda Chi Alpha si at the USCKansas State game Satu Jurv selectioi I ~~ " Associated Press NEW YORK ? Testimony fr< some of the highest-ranking U.S. ficials from the 1960s and once-sec intelligence reports on jhe vietn War will be among the evidence jur will consider as they decide whet! CBS libeled Gen. Willi; Westmoreland. Selection of the jury to Westmoreland's $120 million libel < began today in U.S. District Coi and Westmoreland himtflf in courtroom as U.S. District Co judge Pierre Leval told 100 prospect jurors that he expected the trial to I 10 to 16 weeks. Twelve jurors and six alternati must be selected, twice the usual size panels in civil cases. The jury must decide whether C libeled the retired general in a Jan. i 1982, documentary titled "The L counted Enemy: A Vietnam Dec< tion" and in promotional advertisi OCR FASHIONS ^ *111 NFW BLACK ' [| CAROLINA || WAREHOUSE . MAIN II I HONEYCOMBS I should be y ment alcoholic beverages should woul t higher excise tax slapped than the fight against alcohol- decrt experts were told here beco )tion a front-burner public ccnt about 100 delegates atten- nudg :ohol abuse. He for alcohol policy of the ;rcst in Washington accus- ac*s ' ^irits of "mainstreaining an public to see such pro- Mich a bai has drawn experts from the South Carolina Com- adds ic and nine other local and attril of a group accepts no govern- 8enc iiL"i'jfr'|tf-llr^ .Ir Imr^ jJISlil VING CUR CCOSM-sttA ibmitted this entry into the Homecomir rday. i begins in \ for it. Panelists will be a oni the way military intellig of- preted and the way CBS ret the hard-hitting documei am The "CBS Reports ors ^ r charged Westmoreland, mander of U.S. troops 1111 . i i . I. with a politically "conspiracy" to falsify her enemy troop strength du in it nam War. irt, the Westmoreland sued i llr( correspondent Mike \N jvc ducer George Crile and ias( analyst and CBS con Adams. ves The documentary out ?' dispute between militai analysts who disagreed ( an opposing force Ameri iJ> Vietnam. Westmorel; ^n" counted fewer than 30(),0 -P" CIA analyst who include ,nS rillas listed almost twice ; ~ JUST WHAT" PRE Vo aJL i 1-" - & for cm 1 I Kinn anked, expc or corporate f unds, said alcoh d have the public believe "moc none at all with studies showin ;ase the likelihood of heart disea Ve run the danger that vague no me the norm," he said. "What , of the drinkers who only drink 01 ed up to one and maybe two dri icker called for a program of rest inking laws and education along or alcohol products. rlier Tuesday, Charles Atkin, a ligan State University, said "whil n, other methods would be as ef i said the government should lii tying drinking to health, succes butes. Atkin said such ads don't particular product but do tend ral. ig display contest. Sigma Nu was na A/octmnrohn fff UUIIIIUI UIUI I sked to study CBS chargc< ence is inter- sisted the lowc put together vince the Am ,tarV- and President broadcast uar cou'^ be former com- the deception in Vietnam, prepared tor motivated niunists deve; y reports of January 1968. rinp flu* Vir>r. CBS said it< the truth of i [he network, Westmorelanc .'allace, pro- the show wa: former CIA broadcast wit sultant Sam for the truth.' West mo re la lined a 1977 from the 196(1 y and CIA was no plot in )n how large an<J l'iat J?hn cans faced in tclligence disp jnd's staff to call as witnt 00 soldiers; a eluding some ( d enemy gur- their state of i as many.. broadcast. THE DOCTOR OBI SCRIPTION R ? aru/L- & Ajy/cfe- Sfcfr 933 Mi Jmmr w 799 :rt says olic beverage producers ierate drinking is better g moderate drinking can ise and other problems, tions of moderation will a bonanza if the 50 perrie drink a week could be inks a day." ;arch, strict enf "cement with a ban on bi adcast media researcher from le a case can be made for fective." mil so-called "lifestyle" s, masculinity and other affect the market share to increase drinking in rimam 2 ^ hri Pholo by Joseph Garnelt med the winning fraternity _l d suit :\ that Westmoreland in;r figure be used to eonerican public, Congress Lyndon Johnson the won. The network said left U.S. trnons nn the size of the combating Tet offensive in i defense will be to prove ts documentry. To win. i nuisi prove nom mai ^ false and that it was h "reckless disregarded nd has lined up officials is who maintained there solving the troop figures son was aware of the inute. He also is nlannine :sses CBS employees, iniefendants, to delve into mind while planning the peredTI i/co'3 / 0 t" ^ Ap. j (\IN ST 3807 *