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Voters' al By Anil Farmer Geraldine Ferraro woi woman South Carolina v< the presidential ballot to Nancy Ross is also n president. She is on the Party ticket with Dennis : Also on the state's ball* Party candidates DeTixu Treves Brownlee? as well David Berland and Jame; ' AND* OF course, tht Republican Party cand Reagan and George I Democratic Party cam Mondale and Geraldinc there. Since John Andersoi gather so many votes as ai 1980, and because more ? have been looking for an t party-line candidates lab and Republicans, interest has risen. A recent Washington P ed almost 50 percent of disastified with the cu system, feel they are forcc lesser of two evils and political party must be c ' r ; M,- ^ / ' 4 r . ? . r jj K ^^ HnmuAli ........?".I ; .............. ..... "" Iternatives gro sent the ner?nl?? whr\ f -* 'I' "* " MV/ .... _ arc too eonservativ i*t be the only too liberal. oters will see on In South Carolina morrow. ty has been the mos inning for vice The Libertarians ha United Citizens for most major stat Serrette. addition to their pr< at are American M*.' Dennis and NATIONAJLJLY, as Libertarians Party, created by 5 Lewis. December of 1983, attlnrtnnh ?k? ?inw?i wmivwgn mv f/ai i/ !>' names of the South Carolina Bat idatcv Ronald The party reflect* )ush; and the during the Gary H Jidates, Walter Democratic nomine Ferrarq, will be didates are being I terest groups and p< rt managed to tees, and those wh< 1 Independent in sent the American p arid more voters campaign contrit dternative to the groups. eled Democrats Anderson has sai< in third parties his will encourage rr offering them an al ost survey show- fare. Less than 50 i Americans are eligible to vote in rrent two-party election did so, d to vote for the registration drives I believe a new by groups like the 1 reated to repre- that figure. il uniti n think the Republicans e and the Democrats i, the Libertarian Part obvious alternative, ive put up candidates e offices this year, in ssidentiat candidates. John Anderson in is garnering support, n<?3 ?u wiic vii lot. > the feeling expressed art campaign for the it ion , that most can>ought by special in>Iitica| action commit) really seek to repre>eople should not take >utions from such i he hopes parties like lore people to vote by icrnauve uj uie usual percent of Americans the 1980 presidential but extensive voter his year, particularly ^AACP, may change Third Libertarians ByJeri Rowe When USC students dra1 booth curtain tomorrow the; either ihc- political team Reagan and George Bush, dale and Geraldine Ferrarc Bergland and James Lewis. Bcrgland and Lewis arc i names associated with P lengthy commercials, but presidential and vice nominees of the Libertariar liven though the Liberia the third largest party ii States, (his year marks the party is on the ballot in all The last national electi though, the l ibertarians c about one percent of the \ ot their candidate lid Clark. USC philosopy professor J parties : nffpr another 9 V# I W I UIIU IIIOI a registered Liberlai x the polling party will be able to y will vote lor since their candic of Ronald l.ewis, are on all ol Walter Mon- "The Libertariai > ? or David native to domestic ? said, adds thai km household Democrats offer i V debates or because they empli they are the planks, presidential The Libertarian i Party. tains issues of ihu trian Party is and free trade with i the United military aid to fori first time the federal income taxc 50 states. on in 1980. Stiversaidthel.il mly garnered l^,s the best ol I inu public for toward the Republi. a .i... ct I 1 ^1 UK lytlll .lames Sliver, policy. r""BEST SELEl WAVE B OR WEAR B ON NATION/ JEWELRY WARE N GAMECOCK HEADUUAR ^ 601 MAIN ACROSS FROIV j AVAILAB] J The National Mage j FOOTt I NEW ** (a subsidiary of I *r )f featuring; the CSC (iamocoi J "When You Th J Think South; I i Available at all check o }L + . University B< 1THIS WEEK S Small Shrimi Crab Comb* Served with French Fi and Cole I Reg. $5.15 Sp Regular Shr Served with Dill Spe Reg. $3.20 Sp1 Expires I I FREE Iced Tea with m Phone ahead for quick < 1725 Broad River Rd choice ian, said he hopes the gather more followers iates, Bergland and f the states' ballots. ' its offer a real alterind foreign policy," he the Republicans and 10 alternative policies lasi/e mainly tlie same party platform con:lear neutrality, peace foreign countries, no :ign countries and no 'S. sectarian platform ofloth parties, leaning :ans in their domestic , ocrats in their foreign CTION1 ^ LACK I LACK I \L T.V. I HOUSE I rERS AT USC I I HONEYCOMBS I if LE NOW jf izine J IALL 1 /S 5 SA lodav) * ks in its It'ad ai'ticlc: * ink USC ? J ^ot West" J ut counters of the J >okstore * * WM I1UMI r Up|.MO cciol $3.99 imp Salad 1 ars and Saltines fe-^q ecial $2.69 leal with USC ID ?fgj carry out service. |%j Ph 798-3032 ll