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?r t Page 2 ? October 12, 1984 Dateline THE GAMECOCK U.S. military d in pinata boug Associated Press ROCHESTER, N.Y. ? I mine how U.S. military dc bought at a department stor are elassified. The $6.99 pinata was pur Co. store in the nearby villa] son, who heads the local I pinata should have been err crammed with the documen "We are conducting ai whether a violation of the es Anderson said. "1 guess there was some what's sunnosed to be in would not say how many do their nature. "Those kinds of things I'i because it is under investiga The buyer, whose name w; Wednesday. Pinatas arc colorful pap shaped like animals, and ar Mexican occasions. Filled w pinata is hung and blindfold* break it with a stick. Sears buys 150,000 to 20( California Peanut Co. in R the firm's purchasing age Peanut buys the pinatas froi El Paso, Texas, he said. The California firm nev Nelson said. "This is the first I've heard Sorpresa. He said the pinat declined to say where. Spiki when shipped from I.a Sorp Those bound for East >>>.> ^1.^..^ i ? ivi wanuvjust in jv:i>cy v~ny, IN. en route to Sears stores, Nel "You could open up a cai in there you wanted to," N< I'Seasc f li w i Hici I ?lii ; | '\M* { 'V" October: I; 1 1 :V'''8:00' 1 I-1 I . I II I . 1.1 ocuments found ht at Sears 7BI agents are trying to deter)cuments got inside a pinata e near here, and whether they chased at a Sears, Roebuck & ge of Victor, said Dale AnderrBI office. The papier-mache ipty when purchased, but was ts, he said. 11 investigation to determine piunage statute nas uccurreu, other stuff in there other than there," said Anderson, who cumcnts were inside, or talk of m just not at liberty to discuss tion," he said. is not released, alerted the FBI ier-mache containers, usually e traditionally used at festive ith small toys and candy, the ^d children take turns trying to 3,000 pinatas a year from the ichmond, Calif., according to nt, Jack Nelson. California n La Sorpresa Imports Inc. oi er actually sees the pinata, I of it," said Bill Spiking of La as were made in Mexico, but ng said the pinatas are empty resa. Coast stores are sent to a L, and go throgh many points son said. ,e, 1 guess, and stuff anything ;lson said. m Sales Ha Orders u i Jl _ _ _ eonesaay. Busin 11 Id /- ~~ rt|n JBR1GI du 4 BEA ... AMEWC 1J9 V 26.1W4 ; 'V PM '* '' ' ' ;T;' F#branry B'.Ofl it This J ^.. . . ? ...1 **W*W**WW88I^K;2,^n5^ * for the US( ve Been EkI /ill be taken un Oct. 17 in the ess Office ? 4 ? . . ' V.1,'! 'N.! J.; c. ' 1.4i '*'>;? . J >.m. February 25, 1985 8:00 p.m. /c a norfort s\ t t# m rvi ivvi Vf toorde^jocj^ i * yj|Hg * BBKMRbC^ *?K r^T fy^)v fiBMn ' WpHMMH* ^K>i i ii* fiinni> if ifir^vt'vi ^ --3; r-:-;; ::^>-|;w^^^'=s^-c s:^:: : Cultural tended til 5:00 PM n f f ft nusseii noi th Floor THE * 1 NEWPORT ( JAZZ I" FESTIVAL ALL-STARS 11 April 2, 1985 O 8:00 p.m. rj i i . . * > > i < i . . . . ' . i . 11 ,..? ,,it. % ,i. < ?" .. i yportunity KM? ' tr rl.r "1 I Watch those pins! Robert Holroyd, a junior Honors student, found relaxation in a uniQue waV on the Horseshoe v>. yesterday. >'*^4 <MVV > 'C ' ^ - <; /, Photo by Thad Daise Jw 5#.,J ' 55 y / / "** 4 "V>? * ?I*'V ,* I Series ij use iT' " " i li Chinese fagic lev lew I r s M ! 'aiwan ' April do; 1985' ': \[ 8:00 p.m. vv, V ' "! %\%v,?'S' !