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'Gonzo' journalist cancc
TUCSON, Ariz. ? Counterculture journal
canceled a scheduled speaking engagement at t
because of death threats, his agent said.
Thompson, 48, who lives near Aspen, Colo
telephone threats in the past week, agent Greg
Wednesday in New York City.
Thompson, creator of so-called "gonzo" jour
books, including Fear and Loathing in Las Ve
Shark Hunt.
Thompson has developed a reputation for rov
on the speaking tour, and his appearance initiallj
dent leaders.
Cereal ad angers homos
BATTLE CREEK, Mich. ? Kellogg Co. has i
one of its commercials for Nut & Honey Crunc
an activist group that the ad promotes violence
In the commercials, cereal eaters play off tl
answering the question of what they are eating
honey."
The Chicago-ha sod Coalition Aoainst Media-f
"offensive" one version that shows a Western
threatened by gun-toting cowboys who beli
"honey."
The commercials "send a serious and dangei
; and lesbians or anyone perceived as sexually or
! easy and acceptable targets for trivialization," I
; outside Kellogg headquarters.
Kellogg, however, said it would be overreacti
cial or pull it off the air.The company refused t(
perts on psychology, advertising and violence
claim, said spokesman Arthur Johnston.
Man takes limousine foi
SPARTANBURG ? A limousine driver lost li
fare after driving a man from the casinos in /
Greenville-Spartanburg Airport, authorities say
Willie Nelson, a driver for Diplomat Limousii
trtlH thp ^nartunhiiro C~*nnntv ^horiff'c Hnnartm
Atlantic City, where he told the driver he had w
to South Carolina to see the man's mother, w
wreck.
The man told the driver he could not get a f
Nelson said the man fled with the $1,200 f
driver went to call his dispatcher and use the res
airport at 8:30 a.m. Tuesday.
"The guy sold me a story that his mom was
spinal problem. He played a real good part," 1
The case is being investigated, said sheriff's
Nelson said he broke company rules, but the
him of stealing the money. He said he fears he
$1,200 fare or be suspended or fired.
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gas and The Great White on the Winthro]
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t had been opposed by stu- To USC's bo
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exual group ,.Hc.rb
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against homosexuals. |H T"1
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with the reply, "Nothing,
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chuck wagon cook being supporters who
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the group said Wednesday the 80 appointi
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be fair to all
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arc he collected when the Holderman saic
troom after arriving at the "This type ol
faculty and sti
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Iccted 10 unopposed circuit judges. Lynn and A1
.unbent who sought another term separate races
Vinthrop College board members "We still e>
.indsay. In that race, Mary Anne by every singli
sail McMillan were elected to six- ed after their
contested race. An additioi
uidrew Crane was elected in a con- the Clemson
II an at-large, 1990 unexpired term that race, Flel
p board. son by a unar
were conducted during a 14-hour To the boat
his past Wednesday. Carolina, inci
ard, the General Assembly elected O'Bryan Jr.,
incumbents to four-year terms: Ezell Jr. wer<
is 111, Robert Bennett, James C. P. Fishbui
ert Adams, Lily Roland Hall, In the onlj
i Jr.. Eugene Cater Floyd and Mclvyn Berlii
I- MUSC scats i
Lklin. Continued from page 1
girlfriend Melainc Attaining more secu
0 all my courageous Blossom Street and Pendlet
1 helped me at every garages.
is was USC's 1987 Times increased on
icen. meters at Russell House e
ans to go to all cooperation from the I
0 recruit people for Police Department in
iient slots on his ad- ticketing of cars until 11 a.
1 want everyone to Student book exchange;
nk of myself as a stu- ding the USC Bookstore a
iident who just hap- Carolina Bookstore mono]
k, and I am going to book sales for students. 1
groups. I am also a native he presents allows fo
id I will represent all to set their own prices to
' h#? cniH books to other students, e
>als for the 1988-1989 ing lower prices and more
He plans to have this com
lg a fall break, pro- summer and in effect for f
ctobcr. For a better relationshii
Continued from page 1
ith some of the na- we got aren't even on the cc
g corporations," market yet, and the equip
1. be updated frequently," h<
f venture benefits our "The IBM contract empl
idents as well as in- university's effort to be
boosts the state's business educational institi
opment," he said. also said.
College of Business Burdick visited campus <
lean, was also pleased month and demonstrated
on of computer soft- computer equipment and
llece. ticinated in a dedic.. on.
e personal computers The computer project is
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rity for S.G. and the greek system, seeking
on Street funding for the greeks' rush period.
To get international and graduate
parking students more involved as well as setind
more ting up an association of university
Jniversity and college student body presidents.
delaying To ask all students to attend open
m. and regularly scheduled meetings
> and en- with the administration. Franklin
nd South also will have weekly press releases
poly over and wants constant communication
fhe alter- between himself and his vice presir
students dent, Andy Williams.
sell their "We're going to put Carolina on
uarantee- the map and go through the right
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smoother and more organized S.G.
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He soon plans to address the dorm
visitation policy issue at an open
forum available for all students to
voice their opinions on this recent
controversy.
"I believe that students have the
right to choose," Franklin said.
"Most of us are adults, and we'll
leave this university entering into
society where people will live and interact
together like in the residence
halls now. All concerned have to be
aware of what's involved."
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