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^0* *"*" ^" Page 2 ? November 9, 1984 Dateline THE GAMECOCK Horry County veto Sunday li Associated Press MYRTLE BEACH ? Oppos County voters shot down efforts t sales, and an executive of the M Commerce said it might cost t million to $30 million a year." Motel and restaurant owners Richland and Charleston counties option for drawing tourists and businesses on Sunday. The vote failed in Horry Count gest tourist areas, by a margin of THE OPPOSITION came fror of the support came from precinc noteis ana motels cater to touris out of state accustomed to havinj Proponents of the change hope the failed referendum by addressir in the cities of Myrtle Beach, Nort and Garden City. "We will press very hard for it ecutive vice president of the state He said cities and counties turnii add to the current obstacle of the He said the denial of the optio hurt competition for tourist dolla "IT'S GOING to hurt in the att said Ward. "It might cost us $25 Entrepreneurs in other areas we Sunday liquor law, passed quietly to allow motels and restaurants 24-hour permit for $150 for a mil "This shows the people of Colu to help put Columbia on the eco Cohen, a Columbia hotel executi authorize Sunday sales. Those who will take advantage conventioneers and people "who wine with dinner on Sunday or ch said. BACKERS OF the drive in 1 would add $5 million to the coi religious groups, including the C urged defeat of the four rel represented a "loosening" of the George Brownell, of Henry's i said the price for one day's sales too expensive in non-tourist mo he'll "go ahead and use it a; customers." In Richland County, the referei ly approved, with unofficial fin? "yes" votes and 27,868 "no" vo In Charleston County, unoffici precincts showed liquor ahead 4< votes except absentee ballots coi mnnitv nf W i If r?n HpqH thu Cn ahead 4,426 to 1,987. NICHOLAS SIPE, executiv< Alcoholic Beverage Contr< establishments seeking the onesales will be able to apply as s< results are certified by the state 1 A restaurant may apply once fi to six months, Sipe said. The co months of Sunday applications a The cost of applying is $100, general fund. The cost of the p goes to the ABC Commission fo The law states that public estab mini-bottle licenses can apply f< bottle liquor on Sundays between from 1 p.m. until midnight. Onlv places in the area where a be eligible for permits. 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" The GAMECOCK is a licensed stu- 1 dent organization of the University of South Carolina and receives funding i from student activity fees. _ jKa voters iiM iquor sales JgS ition from rural Horry t-nptljjgt o approve Sunday liquor yrtle Beach Chamber of he Grand Strand "$25 MM^Rjw8| in Hilton Head Island, JmHhIHN looked forward to a new Mfipifi! other patrons to their y, one of the state's bign the inland, while most :ts along the coast where ts. including manv from 'IIP I a drink on Sunday. IS to sidestep the results of jlpl ig the question separately h Myrtle Beach, Surfside ," said Ashby Ward, ex- jpHNfeffliill Chamber of Commerce. p||g|g|g?3 ig down the referendum accommodations tax. HHHHI n in Myrtle Beach could rs. raction of conventions," to $30 million a year." re looking forward to the by the General Assembly to purchase a one-time, li-bottle license. Tl mbia realize what it takes 11 M I >nomic map," said Gary ve who led the effort to Associated I ; of Sunday sales will be Sen. Stro want to have a glass of e wi as lampagne at brunch," he pomt a Soui Carolinian Supreme C< tlichland County said it ^ expec mty's coffers. But some abou* g,vn Christian Action Council member an ferendums, saying they Supreme C state's liauor laws. ?'d senior estaurant in Charleston, following h make the permit a little victory, nths. But Brownell said Thurmon ; a convenience to my Judiciary C there will b< idum was overwhelming- the h'S'1 c?l il results showing 45,362 tes. al results from 122 of 125 O ?,340 to 27,868. With all qOVII unted at the resort com- M nday sales question was Associated i ne Keaj i director of the state Soviet vess< >1 Commissio. > said formation day permits for Sunday designed fo oon as the final election The appe Election Commission. off a publ or one-day permits for up Departmen mmission will process six about the g it a time. troduction which goes to the state's U.S.offi* ermit itself is $50, which jng was del r law enforcement. the day bef lishments with permanent Pacific coa: or a permit to sell mini- Nicaragu midnight and 2 a.m., and after the ve But one I referendum passes would toys for tot: the cargo 1< September The Athletic Department i 1,700 tickets for students to 24th football game at Clems< Sunday, Nov. 11 at the Can iseum box office. Tickets are $15 each and w [>n a first come, first served h 1 limit nf nna ? -??? ? v?* pel OtUUI ivill be for cash only and st lards will be required. Ticket sales will be from intil 4:30 PM, or until the all exhausted. iSSH s3sy v wj isnh 1 S Hflt\ ' ^ ght-in-the-corner 5C student Jeff Anderson lines mond to a Press m Thurmond, R-S.C., says President Reagan to aptherner ? possibly a South ? to the Cabinet and U.S. Durt. t to talk to the president ig the South a Cabinet d about giving the South a ourt justice," the 81-yearsenator said Wednesday, is overwhelming re-election d, who chairs the Senate Committee, said he thinks ; two or tnree vacancies on art during Reagan's second ;t vessel ut Press ?an administration's concern A1 O r% \T? ? ? ? 4 *? ? ,i ai a clgllclll purl IS DU indicating its cargo includi t carrying MiG jets, U.S. of :arance of the vessel in Nicar ic statement of "utmost cc t on Wednesday and private ravity with which Washingtt of advanced combat aircraft cials, who asked not to be ide livered through diplomatic c ore the vessel arrived at Coi Ct an Foreign Minister Miguel ssel docked that the cargo d J.S. official said, "Nobody's s." He added, however, then 3aded on to the vessel at a I was contained in "MiG box< 5==^^ If""" will place I (m the Nov. | A >n on sale 3lina Col- i 3 I I ill be sold m >asis with ri rf int. Sales 1 udent ID ?| 8:30 AM, 8 otment is | \S 11 u v'~ "1111 Ba ?aa & Sn|M| up a shot in the Russell House ga sk for Sout term. "If a vacancy occurs, I ex vocate some South Carolin Thurmond. "I also feel w< have some Cabinet member "Since Secretary (James) the secretary of energy, re have no Cabinet member South," Thurmond said. TL 1 ? ? i iiurmonu saici ne is Reagan will seriously consi( quest, in light of the i Southern sweep during general election. "Whether he carried it (I or not, I think the South o lloads 'MiG I Ironii about tl i over the arrival of a was me sed on intelligence in- The < ed boxes specifically said th< ficials say. headed aguan waters touched tic and >ncern" by the State Americ, warnings to Moscow the Sov )n would view the in- Whei into Nicaragua. surprise ntified, said the warn- tries, si :hannels on Tuesday, official rinto, on Nicaragua's In a Wednes D-Escoto said shortly vanced id not include MiGs. "threat dead sure. It could be Reag ; was no question that if the d ilark nnrt in latp tho I Ini js." planes. ^ "Need Extra C 114.00 On First I Twice A Week D $dfc dfc d W HP HI COLUMBIA PLASMA 1916 Taylor Street Columbia, South Carolina ^ Phon? 254WWS83 W "Bring this Coupon uii ill d $fc^ Bj iwf Bii J. B BHttHBSMB ? gMBflb! *jmkg^^ujjm^;V+<;' PV-'^r - ' * WSS?^^ meroom. hern appo represented pect to ad- "The fac ian," said every state ; ought to ther indicat sideration t Edwards, Republic; :signed we dicate the from the continue to years, he sa confident "It's my Jer the re- years the R ^resident's dominant Tuesday's mond said The sen< he South) reason" w ught to be shift over" boxes' in f cally, he said, the vessel < ie same time Soviet Foreig eting at the White House official, who spoke on cor ; administration believed for Cuba. After the ship h then traveled northward a\ a, analysts believed it wou iet Union has had military 1 it proceeded to Nicarag :d because the Soviets had ; ich as Cuba, for military < added. He called the Sovi post-election news conf< ;day, Reagan said he woul combat aircraft to Nicarag " to Central America, an declined to say how the l elivery contains MiGs. Ot ted States is considering ai ash" donation | onation tj \ $ I CENTER fcl I 29201 [jj (T&f I tbyomg - !" ' .p <&** &S2_ 'w*rk* >?*-yy*t*!% ^<svz?**r mm ***&#* ^SS^SS^^SSh'S gglpgSigSfe ' ' r?Z ,. *2K IT' i '*'" ' - - v~,.'. Photo by Jennifer Steib intments Thurmond said. t that he did carry strongly in the South would be furion he would give his cono it." an gains in the South inparty is growing and will increase its base in coming tid. opinion that in just a few ?pnnhliran Dortu U/% .v)/u>/iivuii > ?ii_y win uc lllC party in this state," Thuritor said "there's really no 'hy Democrats "shouldn't to the GOP. Nicaragua imbarked on its journey at n Minister Andrei Gromyko with President Reagan, idition he not be identified, initially that the vessel was eaded into the South Atlanong the west coast of South Id stop in Peru, with which T tlOC fVk?- imnfr V*? uwj IUI nc ua, the administration was always relied on other coundeliveries to Nicaragua, the et move "audacious." jrence in Los Angeles on d regard the delivery of ad;ua as a serious matter and a United States might respond her officials said, however, r strikes to destroy any such join the great american qnnol/cvoi it vi i rwi\WV^jl I Nov. 15 AMERICAN V CANCER ? SOCIETY'