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Vista. Continued from page 3 plans need to be thought of as a long-range planning document. Me said the university intends to build and expand on cxisiting land already owned by the university before venturing west along Greene Street. Rinkei said a potential building spot on campus is the parking lot at Pickens and Pendleton streets next to the B.A. building. Vet, when time is appropriate, he said, the university will move south or west. y itv administrations - former and current have been very cooperative m uymg involve the university in the Vista operation, he said. MA ITKRS SUCH as funding, zoning and relocating of facilities within the targeted real estate have to be attended to before the Vista can take ef fect. Bazaar. Continued from page people don't succeed." Scheper Since the said that she can usually tell why Saturday people don't buy the goods and averages at the end of the week, makes suggestions to the owners. Theive The owners rent the spaces for 800 Assc two weeks at a time. 20 12-by "We want them to make hand-hu< money," Scheper said. "If you inside made $2(X) in two weeks, we warchou would be happy." Scheper said that the average dealer makes "Thcr a now )iuw cvci y iwu hmv..i </>v SflSBHHIHHHHHHHHHRBIHHIIHIHHRi t |s^s' C 'ampus Noh( es For Sale I Iclp Wanted Housing I.osl & Found Personals ^orwn r>i. <;f ! DS ! LONDON j SUMMER INTERNSHIPS i I /jw/ A^countlfiq Th'-aW.-r / Artr; ( ,'ornmunications Journalism Computers I /inaucKj":; , I/irn up to H '.T'-ditr, :i. \\\*:'.,<: arid oth'-r Tours^s i Apply How Janet Kollek, Director American Academy of j Qil 1 / ) 1 fl | V OCUO UIUU1CO ]T>8 West 81 St.-Box 112 Now York, New York 10024 (212)724-0804 I 1 I U /? C . i nv. viuiiivv.w\.i\ I III. IiAMKI Of K ih th*- atudent newa|t;iper of the I nivrrmtv of South I arolina mil ih puhliahed three tirnca a week on Monday*. WednexdavM and I ridayn during ill' fall Mild apring neme*tern and weekly on Wednesday* during hoth nurnmer aeaiKHiK, with the exception of univeraity hnlidiiVH and examination period* Omniona expreaaed ill THE liAMKI (>( K are thoae of the editor* and not those of the ('niveraity of South ( arolinu I he Hoard of Student Publication* and < oinmunication* in the puhliaher of THE li WfE( Of K The Student Media l)eparti iiient ih the parent organi/ation of THE I.AMM <K K ' limine ??f addrcmh form*. muIihtription ri <|U?-hti mini other rorreauonflenri' nhouM In- m?*iif to 'I KK f?AMK( Of K. J)rnv*t*r A. I mtcrxily of South < arolinii. < oliimlnn, ( vrjtm. r 11 > t ion rali-n nri' Mmimi lor ill w ar, tM (HI |irr fall nr H)>r nK "fniCHler anil M (HI for both Hiinunrr hi-mhioh* Ihird ?l.ii- |iohtiig?- paid hI ( olumliiH. S I I III. 1 A MK( ()( K in a I ii i-n H?-<1 aturfent organization of thi- I niM-rxitv of South ( arolma and rtrein-H funding from h(ii di nt iirtnilv fern The CDC provided for the establishmen a $2 million loan pool, which would be u to help finance building in the Vista. Ha such as SCN, NCNB and First Union tional?formerly Southern Bank, were finance 9() percent of the pool, and the C to provided the remainder. Along with the loan pool, the city cxp ; i- <- n?. ..cc.1 (U lithe Ulllt'l IIHMIIt') I1UIII IUAV1. I in. u > iv value of the 1,2(X) acres has been set at at $5.3 million per year in tax revenues. The CDC aims, in part, to stimulate ex| sion of small businesses in the Vista u those revenues, at the same time steering c of speculators. ONE OK the city's biggest role in hel developers is to act as a go-between in gci federal loans or grants. 2 Ba/.aar is only open on Schcpcr said, s and Sundays, that building. about $25 a day. "We call our because it's so < 's Market, located at You feel like :mbly Street, has about down a street in 12-foot booths made of of Columbia's p ;d lumber. It is located Schcpcr said of an old cotton distinct marketi se. side of the 1 Ba/.aar. One ari' roi\I ni?:il Ii11If roof MarWrt which * t the top of caeh booth," "yuppie ilea n Throw a party?any part) get on the Domino's Piz2 Line and start ordering! When you hang up, we < into action with delicious i tnmntinn meats and the r... J - - veggies that ever met a | pizza. And we deliver to door in 30 minutes! i Now Hiring Drivers. Our c t of For example, Puvillion l owers at 1-26 and ised Huger Street intersection almost did not get nks off the ground because of problems with Na- regulation about issuance of federally-funded to loans. Sen. Strom I hurmond's office was DC able to step in and net a waiver for the loan. Under this arrangement, the city helped arects range a $4.4 million grant from Housing and ssed Urban Development. A $10.6 million federal)out ly insured loan with added tax breaks was also approved under the influence ol the City of lan- Columbia. sing "Wc are convinced that without people liv:lcar ing in the Vista Area, redevelopment will not be successful," Norton said. ?- - - -i * i? r* i\f i in view in win, me v.uv iiu> u^iuuu iu ping allow the Momebuildcrs Association to build tting single family homes near Arsenal Hill within the next two years. describing the artist side. On the artist's side, dealers sell .elves the village "good - quality" artwork and cimJllltll 111 U^IVi. UllUVjUVJ. you're strolling i a mythical pail "Columbia has never had a ast." place on a regular basis for arthere are two tists. We want to provide them ng identities in- (new artists) with a place to show I hieve's Market their work, and give tourists and is the Thicve's local citi/ens someplace to go to .he describe as a see good art work," Schcpcr larket" and the said. ^caM wm la W% I wUpjl /\ Then Serving University of South ra Party and surrounding areas: 256-8151 swing cheese 1124 Devine Street choicest great your I m your l.ivOfiUI *DO II |J ONE <>i lutw- W-fri f $2.00 ( I f Jot V.ll.'l wilt. Ifly (, g |LJf gj | M<u[>On <ji nth-i J'.'t'liMp.itiri'j ,\i>if. A?S ()th:f fffti)ii ttlfu I Bhi mm mum mam mam tmmm mmm mm wmm mm * $1.00 zsJi'zP"-" If"" I Not /.lit') //itti .I<Iy !: ;. b?:^? I I lover, r.;trry l?*v. Hi.m %?()()() Limited delivery area Business Briefcase * Visa tells banks !"la,dcd 1,1 r,cs'ra'",Am"'ta" hxpress or start a boycott of to 're-think' use us products, of competition Georgia court Visa International called on battles against hanks issuing their cards to Ho?ilorc reconsider the sale of un lJ ? American l-xprcss travelers Cieorgia officials granted checks and premium cards. the largest federal prison Visa International, reacting sentence ever handed down in ^ / to an announcement of a new an odometer rollback last American Express revolving month. charge credit card, sent letters Auto dealer H o m e r to the 5.550 financial institu- McDonald Jr., who was con lions thai participate in Visa victcd on 95 counts related to stating "You may wish to re- odometer tampering, received think your position in offering an 1 I-year sentence. American Express products." Federal prosecutor Don American Express announc- Hurley of Washington said ed a new revolvingcharge card that Georgia was "one of the called Optima to currcnt worst states" for odometer American F.x press card tampering and described the holders that will be priced at rollbacks as the biggest conSi 5 a year in addition to the sumer fraud in the nation, $45 fee for the regular green with an estimated annual loss ^ card, and the annual percen to motorists of $4 billion. tage rate on charges will be 1.7 Barry Reid, administrator to l.K times the prime, prime of the Governor's Office of ? currently about 13.5 per- Consumer Affairs, estimated cent. The average rate on that at least half of the one bank cards is 17 to IX percent. million used cars sold in Visa's executive vice prcsi- Georgia each year have had dent, Wayne Johnson, denied their odometers rolled back an that his company's letter was average of 30,(XX) miles. ^ I Carolina aj? %TJf! 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