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Educatii Lei i By Mary Jo Milk The implemenl Educational In through the rec crease, will be S.< in npvt ripnpi Ill kliv I1VAL VIVI1V1 Smith, D-Abl Anderson, has 1 ribbon panel on for Education " plementation of Act," she said. "The act was Institute for be educational imp No one really ur the act. I can fee the local level. T A ti in three to unusual (o entirely pos not even e\ assistant to limited to a Arms 21 T, experience. in charge. ( specific job assignment, could have people wor you. And y be responsi millions of equipment. Am AS nn Improvement l gislator p II kids :ation of the South Carolina lprovement Act, funded S1V ent one-cent sales tax in- tax ii Z). Sen. Nell Smith's priority ment ral Assembly session. the 1< beville, Oconee, Pickens, "I been appointed to a blue- that the governor's Task Force a si* to sort of overview the im- numl the Education Improvment of w Smit recognized by the Kettering Sn :ing the most far-reaching back rovement act in the nation. issue iderstands the magnitude of mini: :1 the excitement building on fund he teachers are excited. The hand ddex yyou I .. _. : . _ 1 ! . .. ^ . 1 i acts muicaie mai you may five different careers. I( won1 make changes as you go. An< sihle thai your final career dc isi today. Often in a first job, you are the assistant. Your responsih desk and typewriter. But when your first job is ai you'll have real managemen my ROTC. L< ;k about our \ct still an issui ledges to are putting out more work," Smith 1ITH, WHO fully supported the ncrease to fund the Education Imn work Respc t be resources is exact I il it's experience civilian k*s margin of differei competitive job n an Prepa ilitv is I'iekl. Make your Army Officer. 1 If yoi t in school, you cai ili^ ^CBk *arn what it 3-YEAK SCHOJ Act, expects far-reaching returns sgislation. toured the prisons recently and lei 70 percent of the prisoners had less Lth-grade education. I see cuts ii bers of incarcerations and people in 'elfare as a direct result of this h said. nith, who credits her teac ground for her interest in educal s, also expects to fight the Reaga stration's attempts to pass the fedi ed education program for the mei icapped back to the state. peri rdeg e i work on said. "It scares me when we ta proposal to cut some of tl sales program. That's about $2 irove- Carolina is going to have to from said. arned SMITH SEES many o i than priorities in the next G< n the revolving around the recogi i need tion of the public on childre act," abuse and alcoholism. "In 1983, there were 5C :hing South Carolina who had dr tional Child abuse is just coming < n ad- The legislators are recogniz erally are there and putting more r ntally children services," Smith sa Smith, who will be one of ence :ree. w msibility for people and y the kind of "take charge" i employers seek. It's a ice in the increasingly larket. re to rise to the top in your first job 3 or 4 years as an i have two years remaining i begin ROTC' this summer. ? You'll be compensated V\v- financially; stimulated physically \ - and mentally. To add experience to your degree contact # ; si; " s> 1 CAPTAIN TOM FIX FRESHMEN: Find hours will make sophomore next year! takes to lead* f A DCUT11D umvoiiirc i implemi ilk over Reagan's ?ng in the Sena le funds for this volved in jud 0 million South session. pick up," Smith She and fell* ing legislation be used in all f the legislative means separa rneral Assembly meanors and lition and educa- seriousness, n's issues such as "WE'VE HL ),000 children in in South Carol inking problems. ing. We want 1 out of the closet. fenders serve ing the problems before they're noney into better said, lid. Smith said si two women serv- fought both b ' F". I THE AN: W WL mm jpa I If ' nt SA n A i on I ^ Support if* *: - - - .y.,:... . : Consult the University Telephone Directory j Get results! j EVERY DAY IS , 14K GOLD & STl J ffi^GOLD AND $l l OQRA OnCCVA COLUMBIA J (ROSEWOOD SHC COINS CURRENCY LM: ANA SCNA NCNA (803) 254 8683 I JUST A I FOR LAD | BULKY S\ I BEAUTIFUI I 24 f MANY MORE GF sntation te this session, will also be inicial issues during the next 3w legislators will be proposfor a sentencing guideline to South Carolina courts. This ting felonies from misdeputting them in order of \D many inequities in courts ina when it comes to sentencto make the more serious of60 percent of their sentence eligible for parole," Smith tie expects the guidelines to be y judges and attorneys. SWfeRfSt 4| %| ? Jim vJf f tl .{ * :'f. ** | VE i BIES ' istfitaei Li- j I -mmmmimimhiiiiiiml>1i11iii iiipwrthiii w (f y i K N j 4 SALE DAY 01V FRUNG JEWELRY LVEREXCHANGE fOOD DRIVE >.C. 29205 >PPING CENTER) STERLING JEWELRY BILL REIS OWNER RRIVED I IIES BIG 1 Af r" m >virrk#? : rVCMIEKS p . COLORS! 1 E'i SEAT SPECIALS |