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The Gamecock
Founded 1908 Friday
Volume 78, No. 19 University of South Carolina September 20. 1985
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William Price Fox and Franklin I
Robert Ariail at the University Be
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Business
By CARL DAWSON
Staff writer
Hundreds of executives and mar
tion and government attended a i
Tuesday at USC's College of Busi
Over 600 people attended ' A
originated at Brigham Young Univi
satellite to more than 30 locations
The seminar featured Tom Pe
Search of F-vrHleiliW " Inininu hi
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Names of 4
in drug prol
By JOE CUMRIE
Stall writer
Richland County Sheriff Frank
Powell has released the names
and charges of 46 persons iin
plicated in a recent 90-day drug
probe by the narcotics unit of the
law enforcement agency.
The investigation, which involved
the entire Richland County
Sheriff's Department narcotics
and vice team, lasted 90 days and
resulted in 221 arrest> and the
confiscation of almost Si million
iii illegal substances.
However, the net did have its
costs, too, as Powell was quick to
point out at his Tuesday afternoon
news conference.
"We have almost exhausted
the $2(),(M)() we were allotted by
^ Richland County Council for
narcotics and vice investigations
for fiscal 1985," Powell said.
Charges are pending against 19
residents from Columbia who
face various cocaine and heroin
charges.
Sheriff Powell's investigation
brought in:
Larry Dennis, 33, of 2002 Park
Apartments, trafficking heroin.
Johnny Dowcy, 43, of 3606
Garrison Koad, conspiracy to
traffic in cocaine and trafficking
in cocaine.
Leonard f ields, 29, of 808
Woodside Ave., distributing of
heroin and conspiracy to
Ks
tshley, co-authors of "How 'Bout Thei
lokstore on Wednesday afternoon to
teleconferi
umcrs in business, industrv. ediu-n
lationally-broadcast teleconference
ness Administration.
Passion lor Excellence," which
ersity in Utah and was broadcast by
nationwide.
ters, author of the bestseller "In
in in t he presentation were I .a Veil
6 arrested
lie revealed
distribute heroin.
Hdward Goldsmith, 19, of 2(X)
Brant ford Lane, trafficking in
heroin.
Collie Gridine, 29, of 1208
Harden St./2308 Stark St.,
possession with intent to
('istrituite heroin and possession
with intent to distribute cocaine.,
Alphonso Guidcr, 29, of 5081
Ames Road, possession with intent
to distribute cocaine.
Dennis Haigler, 19, of 3521
Belvedere Drive, conspiracy to
distribute heroin and distribution
of heroin.
J o h n Hoard, .15, o t 6
Washington Carver Village, conspiracy
to distribute heroin.
Robert Hopkins, 40, of 437
woouvaie urive, trafficking in
cocainc.
Calvin Jones, 23, of 17-1)
Beihcl Bishop Apartments, trafficking
heroin and possession
with intent to distribute cocaine.
Aaron Martin, 22, of 4425 E.
Chapel, Apt. 135, trafficking in
cocaine.
James McNeal, 21, of 3023-C
Palmetto Terrrace, possession
with intent to distribute cocaine
and trafficking of heroin.
(iregg Miller, 29, of 10 Ansley
Drive, trafficking in cocaine.
Wayne Mitchell, 25, of Rt. 3,
Box 44, Blythewood, trafficking
in cocainc.
See "Drugs," page 2.
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Bonneville International; Debbi Fi<
Cookies; and Stephen Covey, an orga
the nation's Fortune 500 companies.
J. Carl Camp, Distinguished I.eel
College of Business Administrate
presentation.
Topics covered in the seminar in
customer relations, fostering innovati
involvement and the roll of the leadc
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Food price
freshmen i
I HAL MILLARD
all wntni
In August, food prices at cal'cteri,
cnce stores on the L SC campus rov
.cording to the head of Saga. Carl <
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JVM IIC I I 11111(1 II IV. lie I LAI Villi i. I \ Oi it I
ease, saying tlie increase is just an
niversiiy Dining Services to extract
om their pockets.
In reply, Chandler said, "I can m
icy might feel that way, hut the in<
mi's food cost is the lowest one we I
>nc of our reasons for the increase i
;i\ more to our employees and 11
udents."
Chandler said that e\en though the
.5 percent, credit at the loot! couni
iMcent, gi\ ing the student more pure
As for complaints from students al'
Mvice, Chandler said, "Surprising!)
unplaints come from upperclassm
eshmen. Most of our complaints ;i
e have set up an Anneals Board coi
mart of the Housing Office, Stutler
resident Kelvin Stroble, Jim V
ivself.
"The function of the Appeals Bo;
udents to be able to get oil their |
Ian. So far six students have appeale
ranted clemency from his meal plat
"If a student is ha\ing a strong fin;
r if there is a dietetic problem we c
len he may be able to v*.e( out of his
11 in all, we have had no teal comp
ii ii'i* or 1.1'ri ii-i? " ( "hniwll.'i . iid
The bi??t>es; tv.np'aiJii-- *' the !
iewed had !?* do with the polio
nused meals to the next week.
Keith Cieimer. a freshman from 1
arry Sharpe, a freshman from Bl\
nnsed meals should be added to tl
leals to prevent students losing 11101
"The question of adding unused
omes up, and it seems like a legitim
et it is not the students who
n at USC:
ach; Arch Madison, president of
:lds, president of Mrs. fields
ni/ational consultant to many of
Hirer in Management at USC's
lmi, also participated in the
eluded patterns for excellence,
on, employee involvement, team
:r in the search I. excellence.
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er of the fiag corps, waits in a shelte
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s rise 1.5
ipset with
( handler said. "U
lose their money in
;is and come- "Say. lot e\amp
,e 1.5 percent, I mute you won't e;
Chandler. actualitx a 14 ineal
lily to the m- aboul 12 meals. II
other xxay lor unused meals that li
more monev monex. :uul ih:it i
rule."
ulcrstaiul thai "In our example
:rease lor this aboui nine dollars
luive ever had. Another compla
s to be able to can't bu\ two mea
iot to rip oil "II" they don't Mart
should at least let s
prices went up during a certain pei
;er has risen 4 deficit." Cieiiner sa
basing power. "We don't em)
out prices and reas 11 as the rule
. most of our ( handler said. "W<
en instead of the student would
ire minor, but up their meal budg
isistini! ol .lim unwise."
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IcMalum ami freshmen is that t
though maybe not
ml is to allow "Usually the toe
>artieulai meal Chinese stir-Try
il, and one was styrofoam," said t i
i. met\ille. " 1 he ma
meial hardship side, and the soft ta
annot coirect, ritos. When you pi<
meal plan, lint grease all over you
laints as far as Guerrero also re
speed through the
.v-n. nr.v.. Ciea!t!:;V*SS> 5l '.Oil'.
of not adding moving around or
r\ing around the c;
Maryland, and ty good job."
thewood, said S ol. no matter lv
tie next week's well as upperclassn
tiey. the system. Cieimc
meals always should stay open l<
late complaint. conveniently placet
lose money,"
; hundreds
Several local organizations such a
ol people to the conference, said I
Management Center.
USC's Instructional Services ham
presentation.
The seminar was a presentatio
Teleconferencing Network, a con so
universities which is currently
teleconferences for academic use am
business community.
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percent;
increase
Diversity Dining Services would
stead.
le. you have a 14-uieal plan. We
it ail 14 meals in a week So. in
plan student is paying lot v>nI\
I we allowed a student 10 add
ic isn't paying lor, we would lose
litimatcly is die reason Ioi the
, a 14-nieal plan student receives
a week credit," he added,
int from freshmen is that ihey
Is within a certain meal period,
the policy ol adding meals, they
indents get more than one meal
riod in order to make up a meal
id.
>loy that policy lot the same
of not adding unused meals,"
: would not onl\ lose money, but
lose money too. Ihey could use
el tor thai day, which would be
mplaints, the consensus among
he food in it sell is \ery good,
all the time.
xi is good, but recently we had
vegetables thai tasted like
(.Milium t.ai i \ kiuci UI 1 OI >11111 shod
potatoes are on the \\.iier\
cos you get are iike unrolled burjk
them up to bite them, you get
r hands."
marked about the semce. "The
lines is pretty good. As far as
erncd 1 haven't sceM m\ tood
little creatures with si\ legs scurlting
area. 1 think the\ do a pret
m\ goou mo looci is, ireshmen as
ncn have other grievances ahout
i said, "All-vou-can-eat places
linger, and they should he more
.1 on campus, such as a Russell
See "Prices," page 2.
attend
s Fort Jackson sent large groups
Caren Wooten of USC's Daniel
lied the technical aspects of the
in of the National University
rtium of over 100 colleges and
developing a program of
1 for continuing education in the
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