The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, November 13, 1985, Page 2, Image 2
Top airlines
reduce fares
for holidays
From staff and wiro reports
I ast m i n illo I h.i ii k sim\ i lie
11a\eleis itia\ benefit liomshaip
l\ ieduced .in I.tics announced In
I In ee inaioi IS. ,ui lines. though
not all llie laics will be i educed 111
( olumbia
American said its "4N lioiu
I hanksjm iMi-f special" otters
one wa> coach lares ?>! S2V lot
tups ol 500 miles 01 less, S4V lor
I hull!s ol 501 to 1,500 miles ami
lot Hij/his ol mote than 1.^00
miles.
In C olumbia, American viul
the special will he oilereJ to
am one leasing I Imrsday, I nda\
or Saturday. No departures later
then these days vmII he mehuied.
On Saturdav. no reser\ation
specials vmII he made alter noon.
I he specials will not he semcing
Columbia to Honda or Colum
bia to New York llijjhts, hut will
include C olumbia to Charlotte
ami ( olumbia to Atlanta flights.
I nitctl, the bluest aiiline, said
it would match Amet lean's deal
in all markets where the two
compete.
I inted \nlines in ( olnmhia
said it was too late lot the yeai
round diseount, and the> would
not be i\ my .1 I hanks^n iiij?
special otlei.
Delta said it would eui lares on
Infills to 100 I S. cities In 70
percent elm 111 l? the three tlas
I hanksim my and C hristinas
pel iods.
Delta 111 ( olumbia could not be
reached lor comment.
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|?il|MT of Ihc ( IIIVIThltV of South I itrollllH
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on vV-?lnr?iIhvh during liolh siiinniiT h-h
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holiday* and examination period*
Opinion* fxprfHNCil in tin- (jA.MK( IM K
iirr thone of llii' editor* ami not thorn- of the
f niviTNitv of South (arolina
lhe Hoard of Student I'ut>11<ation* and
( ornrnunii atioiiN in the |>uhli*her of the
fiAMKf (X h The Student Media Ilenart
nienl ih the |iarent organization of the
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( han^e of addre** fornix. siiIihi rmlion
re(|iie*tH and other rorren|?onden<e *hould
he nenl to the (?AMK( (>( K. Drawer \
I imerHitv of South ( arolina. < olumhia.
S ( 2!?20M
Suhhrriiit ion rate* are 11 .*> 00 for (l(
war fH 00 |ier fall or h|>ririk temeater and
fU 00 for both auninier *eM*ion* Third
i-Ihmh |>o*tage paid at I nion, S (
The tiAMrX ()( K in a lirenaed Htudent
organization of the I mver*itv of South
( arolina anil receive* funding front *tu
denl activity feeH
Behind the 8 ball
Jamie Young prepares to drop tht
State tea
By MARY FANT
Staff wrilti'
()pportunnies lot teachcis in
South ( ai olina appear good,
siate oil icials -va\ .
All hough there is not a general
shortage ol teachers in South
( at<ihna. teachers are badly
neeiieu m a'Hiiin subjects ami m
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2 8 ball in the corner pocket in a game
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ccrtain areas ol the state, according
to I\lmei Knight, director of
t he Of I ice ot leachcr Hducation
and Certification lor the State
Department ol I -.ducat ion.
he areas ol math and
science have been declared
critical by the Department of
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played in the Russell House game r
/e many
also have ;i strong need tor media
speeialists, Special (I ducation)
teachers and minority teachers in
any field."
I here is also a shortage of
elementary school teachers in
rural areas of the state. Knight
said.
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imii^iii aiso stressed mat last
year over 50 percent ol the
teachers newly certified in South
Carolina were from out-ol-state.
Leonard Maiden, director of
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options
Student Services in USC's College
of l-.ducation, agreed with
knight.
Maiden suggested that many
science and math teaching prospects
are drawn away by in(liiOrin
w 1111 -1 > tuciliot ii'ir
ting salaiies.
Maiden, however, let-Is opport
unities for teachers are
improving.
"In I9N4 ihe Stale I egislature
passed the E IA (I ducational Improvement
Act), which established
a program whereby students
can receive loans lor tlicit college
tuition, which they may repay by
teaching in math or science or in
a rural area ol the state alter
graduation," Maiden said.
"Iwcnty percent ol the loan
would be lepaid lor each year
spent teaching."
Abortion p
debated at
By BOB KUDELKA
Staff writer
Abortion is "killing the patient I
ol the National Right to l.ile Conn
Planned Parenthood official disagi
Dr. lack Willke, a practicing ph
people at a (iainbrell Mali classroo
should be illegal.
W illke said the unborn baby is a )
by law. "Since when does anyone':
person's wanting him," he said.
W illke said viability, the ability
been documented as low as 20 wee
"We could eliminate diabetes b;
poscrty by killing poor people," h
Dining the lecture, Willke playet
ol an K-week old unborn baby. He '
let a woman who is contemplating ;
unborn's heart.
Willke said teen-age girls are "pr
hav ing abortions.
Willke lias written a book I
Answers" with his wile, Barbara,
minute lalk show, ami has appear*
and "60 Minutes."
I.ois Park. director ol inform
Parenthood ol ( olumbia, said in ,
not be made illegal. "We would r>
were butchered and scarred," she 1
W hen abortion was illegal, worn
abortions using unclean facilities a
lluence ol alcohol. Park said.
" I lie decision lo have an abort
mandated by government ol any lev
make that decision lor the rest of t
Park said that although viability
percent ol all abortions are done dm
Abortions aie illegal alter 24 w<
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Petty theft
dominates
this week's
crime report
By HAL MILLARD
Stall writer
Petty larceny is still the most
prevalent crime on campus, according
to reports filed since
Thursday at (JSC's Police
Department.
Complaints include a stolen
cable I V. converter at the Phi
Kappa Sigma lounge, a hike
stolen Irom a Bates West bike
rack and stolen wallets and
purses from various campus
dorm rooms.
A grand larceny report was fil- ^
ed by a Burney resident, who *J
claimed someone entered her
dorm room and stole various personal
items valued at an
unspecified amount.
Also, damage done to parked
cars at Blossom Street Garage
and other campus parking lots
continues.
Since Nov. 7, five reports of
malicious injury to personal property
have been filed. One report
was of two broken windows in
rooms 102 and 305 in the USC 41
Administration Annex, caused by
a person throwing rocks.
The other reports were of car
damage, mostly scratches and
broken windows.
One case of assault and battery
was reported involving two
students at I.aborde dormitory.
The two students were involved
in a scuffle and one of the
students was struck in the face.
Also, there were several reports
of harassment and obscene phone ^
calls to female students at Mc
(Unlock, Patterson Hall and
Wade Hampton dormitories.
In a final report, a man
pointed a gun at a USC resident
Nov. 10 at Large Davis Field on
1400 Greene St. The incident was
witnessed by another USC resident
hilt till' m:?n with .?n?i
. - - ...V- &HII
was not caught.
ros, cons *
: Gambrell
:o cure the disease," the president
nittee said last week at USC, but a
ees. f]
ysician and lecturer, told about 30
ni reasons why he thinks abortion
luinan life and should be protected
s right to live depend on the other
to survive outside the womb, has
ks and may get lower.
y killing diabetics. We could cure
e said.
I a tape recording of the heartbeat
>aid an abortion clinic would never
ui abortion hear the sounds of her ?
ensured, hustled and conned" into
itled "Abortion Questions and
He has a daily syndicated fiverd
on " I he Phil Donahue Show"
at ion and education at Planned
an interview that abortion should
I'twrn to days when many women
>aid.
en went to people who performed
md were sometimes under the inion
is personal. It should not be
el. I don't think one gioup should
he country," she said.
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:eks unless the mother's life is in
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