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Police cli By KATHY LEWIS Staff writer An arrest was made in connection with the May 11 slaying of a 17-year-old Columbia girl, Richland County Sheriff Frank Powell said at a press conference late Tuesday afternoon. James Donald Fossick, 18, was art*ACt**rl in rnnnMinn u/itK tKn murder of Marilce Whitten of Harbor Landing Apartments in Columbia, he said. Whitten atDebate Continued from ps tion if it weren't for wasteful dupli pie, Clemson is supposedly the n state, yet Carolina is striving to in waste in funds. We should consoi Pruitt said the duplication was i medical school students rank high< our students had the highest score Kelvin Stroble, who was in atte defended the duplication of dep; healthy-1 like to have a choice." voice on the Board of Trustees w< PREGN ^ PRI1V ' ' isi.ji > <'M> lii MIMIIfl J* M W j f-iM*~V~L ]~^L'2 iJ: T\ ,*U. & uggMted U*t prkr The GAMECOCK is (he student now*paper of the University of South Carolina ana U published three timeH a week on Monday*, Wednesdays and Fridays during im inn ana ?prinx sememer* and weekly on Wednesdays during both summer (tensions, with the exception of university holiday* and examination periods. Opinions expressed in the (iAMKCOCK are those of the editors and not those of the University of South Carolina. The Board of Student Publications and < Communications is the publisher of the I /I A mi " ? - uAinnv.wi n. ine muaeni Media Department is the parent organization of the GAMECOCK. Change of address forms, subscription requests and other correspondence should b? Mnt to the fJAMKCOCK. Drawer A, University of South Carolina, Columbia, 8 C 2920H Subscription rates are $15.00 for (1) {ear, ib.ckj per rail or upring n?>menter and 3.00 for both summer sesnions. Third class postage Daid at Columbia, 8.C. The GAMECOCK is a licensed student organization of the University of South Carolina and received funding from student activity fees. large 18 tended Richland Northeast Hig School roweii said l ossick became prime suspect a week after ii vestigators discovered Whitten body in a patch of woods in subdivision in Lower Richlan County. Fossick was not charged unt Wednesday because the sheriff Hpnartmpnt "rnnlfi nnl not ?V necessary information," he sau Whitten knew the defendei ige 1. cation," Cumby said. 44 For exam lain center for engineering in th tprove their engineering, causing lidate the two into one center." lot an unnecessary expense. "Ou jr than MUSC students and one o in the nation on the Medical exam ndance, came up to the stand an< artments, saying "Competition i He added that having a studen 5uld alleviate some tenson becaus A l I "" 1ER^ '* i | ' _ .. ' IBM Vi"f:-\':::~i 7IiyHjn*ffiTyfflBiai>ftB8 ?' MW|nHnr^pp 'fi, J, 'H ' inM iiCOMIN on the right meai earning a BSN, v Clifton, NJ 0701c ARMY HUH -year-old ;h two to three days prior to the murder, according to Powell, a Fossick and Whitten worked i- together at the Columbia East 's Animal Clinic, he said, a Investigators say the murder id occurred following an argument after work, hut Pnw?*11 cairi h<? il didn't know what the argument 's was about. ic "Marilee met the defendant on i. the pretense of getting some type it of drug," Powell said. After the i- then the student could say he wa e Alex Johnson brought up the fi a day after the committee decided generated bills could not have r Johnson. 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"Neither the FBI lab report nor the pathologist's report could One attendee voiced the complai anymore. "I transferred here becau wanted. Now I can't afford USC/ "We need a higher education t another attendant. In conclusion Pruitt said,"l feel th need as much money as we can get keep the costs the same but I hope < education." Sncll was still asking "Where is th argument. Su F ft. tod. I CONG RATI CHEERLE No. 1 Ml No. 1 M Bal CoUes m c I ciass i Rii Get Dollars $ qkoo fL# Off the Retail Price $ onoo ^\# Off the Retail Price Act Now! Offer Expires: Sej Get your Balfour rin^ at a sp< The University Monday, Tuesday, Sept. 9, 10, 11 ^ $15.00 D m BalfourxCo( No one remembers f,; "Need Exti I $15.00 On Fir | Twice A Wee I $ $ $ I COLUMBIA PLAl !j 1916 Tayioi Columbia, South ( r?I n. . _ rnune 204 I ?2 OPEN 7:? | "Bring this Coup iia girl determine whether or not Whitten was sexually assaulted," he said. Fifth Circuit Solicitor James Anders will be handling the case from this point, according to Powell. v 4 The extensive investigation ^ was quietly conducted by Temple, Fuller, Anders and Lts. Steve Smith and Sammie Frierson of SLED," he said. nt that she couldn't afford USC se I could't afford to go where I ' commented Leslie Miller. hat people can afford," agreed e increase was very necessary. We We are doing all we can do to we'll never stop expecting quality ^ e money going" in his concluding pport the i of Dimes (FfCTS KXSNOADONHHHNi 1LATIONS 1 A HFRSI I * JL JLJLS JLfJLVk/# V IC MAN ij ASCOT 1 four I je^ll igs: Off Now! When you buy any men's or women's 14 karat gold Balfour College Ring. When you buy anv men's I or women's 10 karat gold Balfour College Ring. >tember 14th, 1985 scial savings at: A _ . w bookstore & Wednesday 9:00 - 4:30 eposit liege Class Rings in so many ways. a Cash" OgStl I e st Donation | It Dnn ? mm JLX l/il i' i $ $ ! 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