The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, November 07, 1984, Page Page 6, Image 6

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Electron in Cong By Associated Press COLUMBIA - Irv my Harnett and Car gress Tuesday as Republican in the South Carolina. Meanwhile, Dem f;w.: r? i-:.. ?i: iigiuiiig IUI m> pun tempted to ride the 3. Elsewhere, Demo party opponents to cumbent Democrat Republican Louis E the vote counted. Taylor and Derri Taylor with 38,894 ; the district's precint 1,479. UornAtt a *c4i iav~i i , vtiiv/ uav 40 percent for Ed F tion of other Repul the changes that ha' party." Campbell won reover Democrat Jef Smith's 28,876 - or precincts reporting, and Campbell spen campaign. For the second ti rnllpop nrnfpccAr IS, VV/IIV^V |/I VIV..JOVI 1-V' black congressman : Wei r~?h r H AMI DELIC S I 9 I A SAND\ I ? FAMO SLA VI OUR f FRANK HOT /v - ^ CHILI I J Best ? in the & Coupon Coupon results mi ressional ri cumbent Republican Floyd Sj oil Campbell swept to new te President Reagan became last six presidential elections locratic incumbent Butler I tical life as newcomer Clarenc presidential coattails to victor crat John Spratt easily outdist capture the state's District 5 s Robin Tallon built an 8,000 v< Gargle in the 6th district with 1 ck were separated by a mere and Derrick with 38,890 with < :ts reporting. Libertarian Bob 1 49,322 votes, or 60 percent t 'endarvis, called his election i blicans "an overwhelming rej ve taken place in the National election to his up ,tate seat in t f Smith. Campbell had 48,4 62 to 37 percent with 47 pe Liberaterian William Pike hat t a combined $1 million do me in as many elections, Spi en Mosely's hopes of becomi in the state this century. come To.** D SAY I IOUS CHEESE I u! SUPER WDOG f/CHEESE W 9 JIG V< LB. BEEF m A : W/MUSTARD, T 4ELTED CHEESE, ' SLAW. ^ ^ $129? House i m m Exp Nov 14, 1984 Good *t Any Sandy's w W W w W w "W -W" xec' Helms 3 CBS Sen. Jesse I Carolina ended hi tion by defeatir 3ence Tom- James Hunt in i rms in Con- hotly-contested n the fifth with 48 Pcrcei to capture reporting, Helms ding lead of 55 derrick was Hunt. :e Taylor at- Hunt and Heir y in District ed across North campaign's closii anced third- campaign that r eat while in- costly in this nat "?tf? \(*'A(\ nvpr 13 percent of four votes- COUtltV ?2 percent of w w ? y Madden had A liquor referent ? , ' or Richland County to .nd the elec- wjth 40 c Dud.ation of jn favor Qf ,he refel Democratic ,jquor sales 'I he issue which v he District 4 and Beaufort coun 05 votes to special 24-hour peri rcent of the they want it. i 921. Smith liars on the This allows bars, midnight Saturday u ?nce dashed Sunday until midnig ing the first "People know wh of confusion on i Now toso A T r A kirxiii -TV/VIJ AV I 3AINUI fm. SLAW DOG* W/CHEESE OUR REGULAR SIZE ^ m BEEF FRANK W/MUS-^ TARD, HOT MELTED W W CHEESE. CHIII HOMF a m MADE SLAW '& ONI-T " ONS. $-|19 Coupon Exp Nov 14. 1984 ^ Coupon Good at Any Sandy's ? defeats Hunl 4elms of North campaig is quest for relelec- million, ig former Gov. The t the nation's most barded r ace. stations it of the precincts in the la held a comman- night, t i-45 percent over aired a ^ Helms't ns had barnstorm- Jerry Fi Carolina in the right-v ng moments ? a d'Aubui anks as the most Helms ion's history. The ing Hi 's Sunday li Jum allowing taverns and restaur serve liquor on Sundays passed las >f the ballots counted, 11,308 votei endum while 6,303 voted against /as on the ballots in Richland, Ch< ties will allow establishments to nit for $150 and get a weekend pi restaurants and hotels to sell liquc intil 2 a.m. Sunday and again from ^ht. lat they're voting on, and there's n t," Elliott Thompson, state A1 4 stores with others on be announced! ?Ssj S - LET'S GO! i t CHILI DOG W/CHEESE ,OUR REGULAR SIZE A Vfl LB. BEEF FRANK ^ 'W/MUSTARD, HOT iMELTED CHEESE, SE- ? .CRET RECIPE CHILI & ^ 'ONION. . $*109 ) Wfr Coupon Exp Nov 14. 1984 I r~ ? /- 1 -- * - ' uutHi <t i /ynv yanoy'i w t in N.C. Sei ns had spent more than $22 wo candidates had bomviorth Carolina's television with 7,800 advertisements st five weeks, and, Sunday he governor's campaign JO-minute appeal attacking ies to the Moral Majority's alwell and El Salvadoran nng leader Roberto sson. ; lashed back Monday, callunt 44 frustrated and quor referei ants in Beverage Control Con t night. newspaper. s voted Although earlier rep Sunday permits could be pure could not stay open e> irleston Commission would nc buy a the law. ermit if Passage of the Richl for Columbia to com y\ i ruin generated oy Minaay t 1 p.m. Gary Cohen, Gene estimated Sunday liqu< ot a bit in Columbia from ta coholic business. | CAROL Pregnancy testing t Abortion Counselin All methods of birt A VD, Herpes testing I Pap test and other All contacts strictly ( 2009 Hampl 8 m a. I The Athleti 1,700 tickets 24th football 3 Sunday, Nov. iseuin box off Tickets are on a first com a limit of one will be for cs cards will be Ticket sale; until 4:30 PM, I, exhausted. MEDIC SCHC I 1. Full tuition I ; neimDurse 3. Rental fee 4. A monthly to you of ! 5. And more Call us for no obligati Scholarships j ' ply NOW for b fall of 1985 Ior write: NAVY M Columbi nate contest frightened." "Let's talk about the homosexuals that support Governor Hunt, the labor union bosses, the crooks who support him," Helms said. "Now 1 haven't gotten into that." "North Carolina should not be reprcsenicu oy a senator wno puts his first priority on Jerry Falwell and the Moral Majority, Nelson Bunker Hunt and a handful of Texas oil millionaires andright-wing dictators in Latin America," Hunt said at a news conference in Raleigh. iidum passes nmissioner, said Monday in The State >orts stated the ABC Commission said hacpH ncnasinnallv hut that Kminncccr /ery Sunday, Thompson said the ABC >t have much flexibility in interpreting and County referendum was important pete with coastal counties for money business, supporters of the issue said. ;ral manager of the Marriott Hotel, or sales could generate $5 million a year xes, salaries and increased convention INA WOMEN'S | CLINIC ! >v urine or blood A g and Services with free medications h control: Pill, HID, Diaphragm available and treatment A female problems I confidential, we care about you f ton St., Columbia, S.C. A 03-256-0128 J c Department will place for students to the Nov. ?ame at Clemson on sale -11 .. 4 4-1 r< I : /"< i I ii <u iiie v.aiuima police. j $15 each and will be sold e, first served basis with ] ticket per student. Sales Lsh only and student ID required. 5 will be from 8:30 AM, , or until the allotment is :AL SCHOOL DLARSHIPS U RECEIVE and required fees j ment for books/supplies s for microscopes, etc. cash payment directly 5579 (taxable) oil ^?i an u it; IcUJIS dl on. ! ire limited and you must apenefits that will begin in the ; (803) 765-5991 EDICAL PROGRAMS \0. Box 2711 la, S.C. 29202-2711 j