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N~wsmak Grand Strand is nf MYRTLE BEACH ? Cocai along the Grand Strand, mainly its influx, authorities say. [Norm Myrtle Heach Narcot another reason the drug is incre federal authorities have appliec drug smugglers are looking for "You ean put a million dollai bag," he said. To transport ma "you better rent the biggest Ry Elimination of fax Grocers in South Carolina ar< likely if the House Ways and M the elimination of a discount th? tax. "Most merchants don't re< Boylston, president of the Fot Carolina. "I was totally mortif humanly possible" to stop it. Savannah River PI AIKEN ? The Savannah Rr the Environmental Protection A and hazardous wastes at a site tl ing to properly monitor ground The action is subject to a setth would require SRP to close I monitor ground water for conta ensure action is taken. " ' 2 Blocks fi 1907-08 BLO ^ AT FIVE I Summer job openings foi Seafarer (girls). Serving opportunity to work with health and character dev< and feature sailing, motoi activities including a wid< interest in young people, and excellent references. ] brief resume of training a Camp Sea Gull, or to Bil P.O. Box 10976, Raleigh a. jDoUB^i I PIZZA 11 2 pizzas for the price of one FREE DELIVERY 7940030 See our coupon offer and menu in the Coupon Clipper The Gamecock THE GAMECOCK is the student newspaper of the University of South Carolina and it* published three times a week on Monday*, Wednesdays and Fridays during the fall and spring semesters and weekly on Wednesdays during both summer sessions, with the exception of university holidays and examination periods. Opinions expressed in THE GAMECOCK are those of the editors and not those of the University of South Carolina. The Hoard of Student Publications and Communications in the publisher of THE GAMECOCK. The Student Media Department is the parent organization of THE GAMECOCK. 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THE GAMECOCK in a licensed student organization of the University of Houth Carolina and receives funding from student activity fees. ;ers Compiled from the AP wire I iw cocaine hayen ne has becomc the drug of choice because it's hard for police to stop ics Detective Dennis Gallant said asingly common in the Carolinas is I so much pressure in Florida that other places to base operations, rs worth of cocaine in an overnight rijuana with the same street value, dcr truck you can find." i break angers grocers ? warning that higher food bills are cans Committee doesn't reconsider it businesses get for collecting sales llize this happened," said Reid >d Retailers Association of South icd. We're going to do everything ant faces sanction /er Plant is facing a sanction from agency for disposing of radioactive lat was ordered closed and for failwater at the site. :ment proposed by the EPA, which :he disposal site, install wells to mination, and allow inspections to Mfei ; .EANILRS ft LAUNDRY J ON A COOPfJJ 'om Campus SSOM STREET : POINTS j ttuhtjr^sfcatt/jl vamp seafarm r Camp counselors at Camp S as a camp counselor is a challe young people, ages 7-16. Sea slopmcnt camps located on the rboating, and seamanship, plus 2 variety of major sports.Qualif ability to instruct in one phase For further information and ap nd experience in area(s) skilled II and Sarah Adams, Co-Dircc . NC 27605 (919-832-6601). REPRESENTATIVES WILL BE AT RUSSELL HOUSE FEBRUARY 18 j~ STUDENTS & STi Take a | JgtSilt* ! systems I Uhen Total Prrfornuincr is the ?nl> option. 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"We haven't had any major obstacles with them; they're very supportive of us, and that's good to know," he said. Degree. Continued from pa basically a four-person department, including the chairman as administrator." In 1984, USC professors traveled to seven or eight colleges that had sports administration programs. From these visits, Berman devised a possible curriculum. Young said he docs not foresee any problems in continuing lobbying efforts with the change of student administration after next week's elections. He said there will be a transition period of two weeks for the new president, which will delay the inauguration to March 30. Wood said besides the march, letters will be sent out next Friday in campus mailboxes to encourage students to send personal letters to their legislators. Lobbying efforts will continue until the next year's budget is finished in mid-May. "It's a non-ending process," Wood said. "It just can't be a one-time thing that we all go out to the State House Wednesday in mass and then forget about it Thursday." gel Berman said he realized the sports administration major would be difficult, but also said the students who come out of the field would be well prepared for jobs. "If you're well prepared, instead of people creating problems, they're very helpful." SOLE' WN FOR THE $ 1.00 BOOKS _ I mmm jSmm pgr I Volunteers Metro C IPrelimim B Lunches, C I I ' ? , ? ICG barrier KEITH JONES/Th? Gamecock Broadcast freshman Rob Rubin stands by a barrior at Pendleton Street Garage. USC campus police closed tho top floor because of the ice that accumulated late Monday night. < I THREE YEARS IN I iSTUDENT GOVERNMENT* I MAKE I \=aiLLEN=\ I SOLID CHOICE I jj^ro^^ESWfwrj | 'tic Department Is Looking j | A Few Good People. j j ?ANTED: | To Serve As Timers For IS onference Swimming And i ' ing Championships I DA TES: I "ebruary 26, 27, 28 H 3ries Begin At 10:30 A.M. | 'inals At 6:30 P.M. |3| rion: Blatt P.E. Center D ENEF1TS: I jolf Shirt 6c Free Admission L i A. < J V V/ A A C4 1 A J i KS I i J A I 1 I ' OKTACT: 1 * Burke At The Athletic H i f/ir For Details ? 777-3829 S j ESaflB Ml < i