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THE GAMECOCK . NeWS November 28, 1984 - Page 3 UTticiais still wi buying Wade Ha By Roni Bei Kayna The Wade Hampton Hotel is still for sale. University officials have been negotiating the sale of the former dormitory since announcing its availability last spring. "We evaluated all bids and now are negotiating with the accepted party," USC legal counsel Paul Ward said. Officials will not say who wants to buy the building at Main and Gervais streets until the Jury. Continued from pogo 1. i The defendants were not present during the initial weeding out of prospective jurors, but sat through the later session in which the first 20 potential jurors were questioned. Among those excused was a mailman who said the Rossi house was on his route. "I'd prefer to serve, but I knew Miss Rossi very well," he said. Also excused were a television reporter who had worked on the story and an anti-war activist who received a jail term in the 1960s for defacing the draft I wua ?an i for CI I? Sol't pretzels with mustard and a W. cold New York night with the man a <it' my dreams. nettt l-'nr Christmas I want to exert an S.\ irri'sistil>le power over actresses the li who write exercise hooks. Let Carolina knov you want for Christi On December 7, The Gamecock is h I a special classified section for you. Come by room 3: Russell House and your "All I Want Fo Christmas" classify f Deadline: Tuesda Dec. 4, 3:00 p.m. SPECIAL RATE 15 words for $ Dn't say who's impton Hotel contract has been signed. "We would like to conclude the matter ii the near future," Ward said. He would not say what the building am land may be used for. "The bids we received were requests t< either renovate the existino nronertv r?r hnii, the new," he said. The money from the sale will be used t< renovate existing residence halls, he said. ooard office in Columbia. Several people were excused after they sai news coverage had biased them against th defendants, who face life in prison or deat in the electric chair if convicted. Once the final 12 jurors are selected, the) will be sequestered until the trial is over. Meanwhile, Joyner continued to b< defended by two court appointed lawyers Robert Elliott and Jay Goodwin, both o: Columbia. i^-fn I Want Lfristiifa: ) \NTK1): two now rnommaU's. voluptuous rt'tl IhmiI. ;i liru- / f>7? Mm- I'Vi's, l?ryss lu-il. / UAH. I want Hull Sirci-t lor / >>lula\s. MOH WACKKN. / /kr4 v what aving Wm 23 WjS?? ! ftAMwr ~ I BOX 85131, UNIVER5 p j COLUMBIA, SOUTH C 5d ad. I mec I the . . I CAMP y? i NONC J ' Name. ! Address: _ s Today s date: I Rate: CAMPUS I I > I classification: (cirlcl 1 .UU ! CAMPUS NOTICES I 1 I I ? I I I ( what's hi Wednesday, Nov. 28 Carolina Cares sponsors a canned food drive. Donations may be made at the Golden Spur between 4 and 5 p.m. through Nov. 30 or at n Krystal restaurants through Dec. 1. Carolina Program Union's Video Tape comd mittee presents "Underdog" and "Rockworld" beginning 10 a.m. in the Russell 3 House Lobby. i CPU's Cinematic Arts committee presents 3 "Jaws" at 4:30, 7 and 9:30 p.m. at the Russell House Theatre. Admission is $1 for the first show and $1.50 for the others. Student Senate meets 5:30 p.m. in Room 015 ^ of Calcott Building. Seven fraternities from USC and Benedict College compete in a benefit basketball tourna^ ment beginning 6 p.m. in the Booker T. Washington gymnasium. Admission is 50 cents, and the proceeds will be donated to Carolina Cares. Today is the last day of the three-day tournament, and tonight's game is / the championship. The Athenian Literary and Debating Society ; argues, pro and con, "Resolved, the United States should freeze the construction, deployj ment and development of nuclear weapons" at I 8 p.m. in Room 332 of Russell House. nLiEi\nfi i JOCK " " "~ 01 5ITY OF SOUTH CAROLINA A AROLINA 29208 lassified advertising must be prepaid by cash, check exact amount only. Advertisements may be cancelle day prior to publication. Refunds are not granted. Rat< US: 15C per word for the first inserti consecutive issue without copy :AMPUS: 20C per word for the first inserti consecutive Issue without copy < SSN: Telec issue date(s) to run: NON-CAMPUS Number of words: Total (To find total cost multiply rate by the numbei eone) FOR SALE HELP WANTED HOUSING ' LOST 8. FO appening \ Thursday, Nov. 29 Carolina Cares canned food drive continues. "Underdog" and "Rockworld" continue in the Russell House Lobby. "Jaws" continues at the Russell House Theatre. CPU's Special Programs committee meets 4 p.m. in Room 306 of Russell House. CPU's Publicity and Public Relations Committee meets 4:30 p.m. in the CPU office. "Nuclear Winter and the Prevention of Nuclear War," a three-day symposium sponsored by the USC Institute of International Studies, begins tonight with an 8 p.m. speech by former chief SALT negotiator Paul Warnke in the {~Inmhr<*1l Mall an/litnriiim a 1?._ ... ... ..? uuMiiv/i auiu. n cuill^XCLC conference schedule is on page 7. For your information If you have an event you'd like to be included in what's happening, send an announcement one week in advance to Ann Farmer, The Gamecock, Drawer A, Russell House, USC, Columbia, S.C. 29225. 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