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SG Senate
elections, n
By KATHY LEWIS
Sialt wfiit.'r
i lie Student Senate passed levts
and eon I it med two Senate appoint i
I lections lot Student (rovetntiH
liekl Oct. 24 I'oll locations arc i
Russell Mouse and Mates llotiv
Wednesday.
Sludents who \sish to run lot t
Ir<>111 Oct. 7 II and pay a lee ol S
seals. Kunoll elections will he held
"Students run lot the Ollicc ol '
the district or colleges that ate vac
I lie Senate also conItrtried the n<
ol public relations and attorney ge
lout tialisin sophomore Susan I
public relations, and law student M
general by unanimous approval ol
Liquor tax inci
shopping spree
By MARIA FRATUS
Stall writer
I lie federal liquoi tax increase
thai look effect f uesilay didn't
V'o unnoiieed in ( olumhia and
caused ;i commotion in several
area liquor stores.
Sij/11s notifying customers of
I he increase were posted in
(rteen's Discount Beet & Wine a
month and a half before the in
crease took effect, according to
iimnayci jenny wells.
"Wc tried lo buy out enough
Injunr helnre I lie price increase,"
she said
Suae I lien business has increased
^really, especially the pasi
week, Wells said.
"It has been more like
( hiislrnas I ve," she said " I he
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Ihr full anil apring armratrra and wrrlily
on VNrdnradava during (with aummrr ara
xiona. with thr rirrption of univrraity
holiday" and n aminat ion prrioda
Opinion* riprraard in thr liAMk( 0< K
arc thoar of Ihr rditora and not I hoar of thr
I nivrraity of South ( arotinn
I hr Hoard of Studrnt I'uhhraliona and
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In- urn I l?? thr (?AMK( Of K. Drawer A.
I mvrrmty of South Carolina. Columbia.
S < 2920K
Siibarriptlon ratm a re SI > IK) for (I)
yrar. JH IK) prr fall or airing armratrr and
$.'< IK) for l?>lh atimmrr araainna Third
rlaan poalagr paid al I'nion. H <
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organization of thr I'nivfraity of South
I arolina and rrrrivra funding from atu
dent artmtj (rm
approves
ominations
laiion concerning special elections
nenis mi thc*ii meeting Wednesday.
:ni Senators and Secretary will be
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I 1 I IV- 11/\ IMIMMIIIH, I ltv\ V Ciller,
:, according to I lie* hill passed
licse oil ices should IiIc lor office
10 lor secretary and S2 lor senate
I Oct. 29 11 necessary.
secretary and a Senate seat only in
ant," I he hill said.
miinations ot two offices, director
neral.
fame was appointed director of
oses lioyd was appointed attorney
the Senate.
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is in Columbia
average sale lias been about
S2CK). *'
John Morganclli, owner and
manager of Morganelli's l.iquors
and Wines, said Ire sold 50 percenl
more liquor the week before
tlie lax increase.
"Several customers said they
were buying lor Christmas," he
said.
John Donahue, manager of
Yesterday's, said that although
prices ol mini-bottles will go up
25 cents, "I don't think it's going
to affect business too much."
i iic price <>i a i.o-mcr notue
will probably be raised by SI.2S,
according to Morganc-lli.
"Alter everybody gets used lo
it, they may go back to the same
habits," Morganclli said.
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Birthday surprise
Jane Squires, administrative assistant in the math department, gets a visit
from Cocky on her birthday yesterday. Her son, Greg, a USC cheerleader,
coaxed tho bird to her office.
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Correction
lii Wednesday's 7he (iamecock, some information in
"Move to drier campus going smoothly, leaders say"
was incorrectly reported. Annette Price is the president
of the I'anhellenic Association, not the Pan-Hellenic
Council.
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Refugees ei
of Americai
By JULIET NADIfR
Assistant news editor
I h c ! i r . I it a t i o n w i d c
Salvadoran Caravan for I'cacc
and Justice in Central America
held a press conference at the
Strom Ihurmond Federal
Building in Columbia Thursday.
The car caravan of 17 ? 25
refugees started their journey
Sept. 9 and will travel to a total
of 35 states, stopping in 90 cities.
The caravan left from San
Francisco, I os Angeles, and New
Hngland and will travel
throughout the nation and converge
in Washington, D.C. on
Oct. 9.
The group's representatives,
nrt>;u'him> nnn-vinli'iicc vnift Mii?v
were hoping to influence the
federal government, through the
public, 10 try and halt the continuing
aid to the I.I Salvadoran
government.
"In 1979 the IJ. S. government
sent five million dollars to the Ml
Salvador government and appropriated
a bill to send $5(K)
million in 1985," refugee Jorge
Ramirez said.
The U.S. government sends
over 'h2.2 million each day to I.I
Salvador, which is spent on
military bombs and hclicoptors,
lie sa.id.
"The military aid sent by the
United States paid for 20
helicopters with red lights, which
enabled the Salvadoran military
police to grab anybody in the
dark," Ramirez said.
The refugees want to inform
the American people of the use of
American aid in lil Salvador.
Salgado Mercedes, another
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refugee, commented on I tic reali :
(y of killing in I.I Salvadoi.
" I hey (the military police) hit
my brother and my mother and
came alter mc, <tncl said I was a
communist
I he group, with three San
Iranciseo supporters and one tRp
from lexas, want to stress I lie
cruelty ot the Salvador an
military.
I he U.S. Immigration and
Naturalization Services insist the
Salvadorans who flee from their 1
country are economic refugees
and are not eligible lor asylum.
I herelore, the refugees must
keep low profiles. If caught, they
will he sent hack to M Salvador
where the military will either kill \
them or they will "disappear."
"This is a violation of human
rights," Mercedes said. She also
said "1,602 people (Salvadorans)
were killed, and more than 4(H)
disappeared in the past year." j
The internal and external
refugee population has continually
increased because of the bomb- I
ing ol civilian population centers.
I he caravan hopes to pressure
Congress prior to the foreign Aid
Appropriations vote and enlist
public aid by convincing them to
write congress in opposition to
the bill.
The group wants to stop the A |
United States from declaring
war. wllirh :icrnrrlinu f
Mercedes, would only make problems
worse.
The public can help by signing
"A Pledge of Resistance" against
an invasion of Central America.
To find out more about the
pledge call 254-9398.
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