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Page 2 ? February 13, 1985 Dateline the gamecock; i v jflk - /SijMHd *-3.-.'gj^Bt ;''? mS-SmmSm^^^ & * BSSBk^^P^ ^ ^|-: jHsk!^^ ,y*'taB Legislation may By Associated Pre?? WASHINGTON ? Federal legislation has been introduced that would cut by more than half the amount of waste brought into South Carolina for burial at the low-level nuclear waste dump near Barnwell. The legislation, introduced late last week by Rep. Morris Udall, D-Arizona, would nullify South Carolina's plan to impose regional restrictions next year on low-level nuclear waste shipped into the state for burial. As the chairman of a key committee on the issue, Udall has been a central player in the congressional effort to write nuclear waste burial legislation. He described his latest effY\rt oc on ottAmrvt t r\ K rn o Is o Irvatom r>\/*?r tlio IV/Il UJ U11 UllVllipi IV U1 VUI\ U tV5JOIll V7TV1 lliv issue and avoid a crisis threatened by South Carolina officials. The Udall proposal calls for South Carolina to keep the Chem-Nuclear Systems site open . , i? , y, ,.;VVV-H{;. .A'aba^^ hotbed'of Ku Klux Klan ' ''' - 'i i ? ? til I I I?tit? 1 We've still got a selection of calend 50% off retai Carolina Girls Calen are now only $5. Weigh Sale Is J In Progresss ggj 990 a lb. Your Partner u 3HKJ In Education Last Day February li $200.00 D1 Also look for 1 mssmmm |T^ . Made possit reduce Barnwe to all regions until 1993, but the legislation would cut the annual volume of waste buried at the site from 1.2 million cubic feet to 500,000 cubic feet. SOUTH CAROLINA officials, however, would like to limit the waste shipments to 1986 to those from the Southeast and close the facility by 1992. A spokesman for Gov. Dick Riley said Monday that Udall's proposal would be studied by the governor but that Riley does not intend to surrender his insistence on the 1986 restriction deadline. Russ McKinney, the governor's press secretary, said Riley intends to stick to his ultimatum to Congress: unless a regional waste burial agreement is ratified by Jan. 1, he will consider closing the Barnwell site. But McKinney said Riley believes Udall is u. ?t.. xkAtk^i Aium vrvv ua viiuiig cio uit iiuLuvu \jt v|ivu %?' activ^" to Oeorgia and Nort? at ^^^rol^^^rding to a report* Raytoll Williams, director of Klai^^jp wittcfffe Montgomery-based organiza^ C< tion, said membership in the Klan is oflffikjl the decline, but incidents of "terrorist- n type" violence by white supremacist p groups is on the increase. tl | "For the forseeable future, there will h I always be a pool of people to who these (white supremacist) philosophies are at- M . s?od I m ^ lars at | idars {;-! I surp: >t.n | 0] B 77 Li Balloons! 1 8 Stuffed A NIVERSrfY D ooKs roRE I J _ 489 SIGHTS - 8 DAYS FRONT HOTEL eek of Sign-up jth, 1:30-4:30 RH 2nd Floor 5POSIT NEEDED :t. Lauderdale sign-up. ^E^&TOU^^ 31 >le by Student Activity Fees cajiouwa Hull HID UUllbll These two people found tome time to sit out by the pond in front of the Thomas Cooper Library. It's going to be tougher to sit out there this week as the weather gets colder. Marty Hyars / Th? Gsmecock II waste by hall seeking a compromise agreement. "We honestly don't feel he's doing it to sabotage or gut the compact," McKinney said. A GROUP of Democratic state legislator: have endorsed a bill to close the site to all out of-state shipments in 1986 if Congress has no approved the compact agreement by Oct. 1 aiaie Kep. bod aneneen, u-ivcrsnaw, ai author of the measure, said Monday he coul< not comment on the Udall proposal until hi had reviewed it. The legislation before Congress would sane tion a nationwide system of burial compact to reduce the flow of nuclear waste into Soutl Carolina and two other states in the commer cial burial business. Udall said Congress should take action thi: year on the waste issue to avoid a showdowi between the regions. RISE SOMEONE SPECIAL N VALENTINE'S DAY 7-2620 or 788-4252 7h\vers! Balloon-in-a-box (out of town)! nirnals! Call Little Dee Dee "Jew Carolina Moll - Under the Russell House. Deliveries us and off campus! Call early for reservations! Ck ^ b : ~ ; ; Lunch |H Dinner IB 806 St. Andrews R&, Cc iESLm? i*am union ^ fflff BHT HW MBH jBl__.SK * world tod; Soviet officials confirm Ch nffir?Jo1c I 1T1VUVV?T IVI VlllViaiO M. yesterday confirmed that President deli Konstantin Chernenko is ill and off cancelled a scheduled meeting with hac Greek Premier Andreas Papan- wh' dreou, a Greek government or spokesman said. The spokesman, Dimitrios 4 Maroudaf, said Chernenko was to pre have received Papandreou yester- sec day in what would have been the Pai Soviet leader's first public ap- the pearance in nearly seven weeks. sai< Delegation says ambassad WASHINGTON ? A former arr State Department official says the the ambassador to South Korea is Kc "full of baloney" for accusing a Wj group of Americans of encourag- me ing violence during opposition leader Kim Dae-Jung's return ha home. sec Patricia Derian, a member of foi I the American delegaton that accompanied Kim last Friday on his ba Polish society has 'overt NKW DrXHi, inam ? ronsn leader Wojciech Jaruzelski was ye quoted yesterday as saying Polish th society had overcome the provoca- pc t tion represented by the slaying of a to dissident Roman Catholic priest 77 and a conflict between church and ] ^ state had been averted. coi po c In Warsaw, the Polish primate, t^{ Cardinal Jozef Glemp, accused p0 Communist authorities of waging SUj s a "propoganda war" against the un ^ Roman Catholic Church and denied government allegations that the slain priest, the Rev. Jerzy w s Popieluszko, engaged in activites ec i aimed against the state. d< inter M Montgomery, estimates region ? m's national membership is most aci >$00, with Georgia and North during tl a identified as "hotbeds of open in Alat itiyUy." - sporadic ims said l?nday Klan member* jPgtt 0,000 to JfcOOO in 1981 before visife E bAcfcta thr!984 figure Klan, bi ams said Kian membership in County; ia now stands at less than 1,000, based in from aaettittiated 3,000 in 1980* the Ku 1 aid the^numbers represenUhose ^Tlic I rejsoxt said the Tennessee Valley chapter! "Need Extra $14.00 On Fir I Twice A Wee 4fc <Jt <it COLUMBIA PLAS 11916 Taylor Columbia, South Ca I. rt Phone 254-1 dpi OPEN 7:( "Bring this Coupe >lumbia ^8 mam^cc SAVE "$i IMMHIHHIMMHIMil i ay | ernenko ill j! I Jut Maroudas said the Greek;; k egation was informed by Soviet? fen icials that the 4:30 p.m. meeting i ; . 1 been cancelled. He did not say i if] en the announcement was made i mi who made it. i|| 'The planned meeting of the j r?d mier of Greece with the general : p retary of the Soviet Communist j r :ty could not take place due to j te illness of Mr. Chernenko," he HI or wrong on Kim gj ival in Seoul after two year's in j [& ! U.S. in exile, said South i TO >rean ambassador Richard j 1 alker never talked to delegation J RH ambers about the airport scuffle. Walker said the Americans may p ve provoked South Korean { 111 :urity agents into using physical j rce by linking arms around Kim. | if] "Ambassador Walker is full of t) loney," Derian said. i ? Wi :ome provocation' pi Jaruzelski, who arrived in India : ; | sterday in his first visit outside [ : i e East bloc since coming to? l'-_ j >wer in 1981, gave written replies^. !. questions submitted by the"* j mps of India. , It was his first comment on the j :: nviction last week of four secret . [7% lice officers in connection with \ ; kidnap-killing last October of [ pieluszko, 37, an outspoken ( fl pporter of the outlawed trade ion Solidarity. j-j_ "(The) scheme of a conflict bet-' K, een the state and the church fail-' fe 1," he said. "Both sides con-"' te ;mned the provocation." *' pf >ajna is now "isolated an H tsed in Five Points' la Chambers$ m Iffifptiited Klans of America, Tuscaloosa; and the Knightsoffc{ Clux Kian, based in Tuscumbia, ?? aanwatch report said Alabama tome to a half-dozen small, in ;nt Klan groups and several ! $ of the National Alliance.' i jg 1 - . I st DnnationcfilS ft k Donation M 1 5 1 hp ft p MA CENTER ft | Street- B p rolina 29201 g 9 m with you " k B ^ fe: m 55 ip JF Shakes! W Steakburgers | 'Dinners, Salads j J ^rktrrils Desserts!: I