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[ | University of South Carolina, Columbia, [ <, Subscription rates are $18.00 for (1) jig** EARN CASH year, $8.00 per fall or spring semester and EM o nn Third IH BbH / 1 __ ? or .4 O la.VU 1UI Will duiiiiiici ovuo.wmu. BHH "T r?11 r u _ cln?? postage paid at Columbia, S.C. UBfl V^clll ??)<*-? THE GAMECOCK is n licensed student g|g an(] | organization of the University of South | ' 0 Carolina and receives funding from stu- BBS. dent activity fees. I Waldheimj^ United Nations, the United States and certain European countries. He currently is waiting for replies from Freedom of Information requests he has filed. He is also negotiating with Eastern Block countries for access to their files on the war in the Balkans' and Waldheim. The intention of the book is not to slander Waldheim, Her/.stein said. No accusations will be made. Her/.stein described his job as that of an historian only. As he put it, "I don't deal in accusaStnripnt Continued fron drainage of pressure on his brain. But by Sept. 24, the 19-year-old's condition had improved enough to be moved to the hospital's neurological wing. Since that time, Mr. Gould said, his son has shown continuous improvement and has potential for full recovery from the accident. tunc ininrivl when hr> fpll from an elevated dance floor at the nightclub Rumours. How he fell is still a mystery, and Mr. Gould said he doesn't expect his son will remember the accident. Mr. Gould said the family probably will never know exactly what happened that Saturday night. EI fiction co"'in"'d< Patterson District. Jay Hamm won the PrestonWoodrow scat senate. A mistake was made on the ballot for District 21-Business Administration according to Bennett. "On the ballot, it said 'Circle one name' instead of 'Circle three names.' Therefore we had to invalidate the election in that district." 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Her/stein does not plan to take leave from USC to research and write his book, but he will not teach summer school in 1987. i page 1 He added that his family wanted to thank the USC community for its support, including visits, phone calls and on-campus housing during John's five-week stay in the hospital. "We just want to express our many thanks for all the love and concern everyone showed us during this time. I just can't sayenough about the people who helped," he said. "There's an outstanding fami ly ui pcupiL til nil u111vv.i Miy, aiiu wc just appreciate everything ? the prayers, the visits, I he support, everything. It meant a lot to our whole family, and I know that's why John is still with us today." rom page 1 i: ~ 11 UUIUIIIg IW I J> ^ 1111 ^ i i . i wiling places will be open in Russell House, Coliseum and either Gambrell or BA. 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