The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, March 27, 1985, Page Page 5, Image 5
Cyanide pills won't do
Longhoms want
By Collage Prw? Service
AUSTIN, Texas ? Conservative students
at the Univ^reitv nf T?*o? or? ? > >! ??
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undermine a "suicide pill" anti-nuclear
weapons referendum by submitting a plan
they acknowledge is only slightly less absurd.
Leaders of the Texas Review Society said
they have collected 500 signatures on a petition
catling for a vote on a proposal to stock
^ handguns for use in the event of a Soviet
r invasion.
They drafted the petition after anti-nuclear
weapons activists circulated a petition seek
ing a vote.on a plan to stockpile suicide pills
to dramatize the consequences of the nuclear
war.
"WE'RE HOPING these two proposals
will cancel each other out," said UT junior
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journal, Texas Review.
The proposal to stockpile suicide pills is at
least the third of its kind to be drafted since
students at Brown University originated the
mca lasi iau.
Brown students endorsed the plan by a 60
to 40 percent margin in mid-October.
Later that month, however, the idea was
rejected by a 58 to 42 percent margin in a student
referendum at the University of
Colorado.
Leaders on both sides of the debate at UTexpect
backers of the suicide pill referendum
will be able to gather sufficient signatures to
put the proposal on a ballot.
Still, the leader of the suicide pill referendum
drive, graduate student Bernard Roth,
said he resents the attfmnt cnn??r.
vativcs to thwart his proposal.
"They have no constructive goals," Roth
told the UT student newspaper, the Daily
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