Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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News World U.S. plans for IsraeliJERUSALEM (AP) ? The c accepted an American plan for pr but demanded written U.S. assuranc PLO members be excluded. "Without these assurances, we w Yossi Ahimeir, a spokesman for Pri The vote came 10 days before States to meet with Jewish groups with President Bush, but the two meeting. The inner cabinet voted Sunday Secretary of State James A. Baker I Nation Tax hike to fund ear SACRAMENTO, Calif. (AP) jian praised legislators for approv fund earthquake recovery, but some far enough. The levy is part of a 12-bill pac a special legislative session. The s Oct 17 quake, which killed at leas mated $7 billion damage in Northei Some legislators of both parties i sales tax to as much as 7 cents on 1 Deukmejian also plans to tap the st The levy, intended to raise $800 State County fights state A BAMBERG (AP) ? When a li AIDS virus two years ago and nai Bamberg County quickly became k Carolina! Today, health officials and concc negative image into a positive on educate residents on how to avoid c "There must be a broad spectrum a surgeon involved in the educati must know. The AIDS virus is pei human race because there's no imir use Music professor wri 'The Palmetto Symphony," writ Goodwin, will have its world premi the Arts. The S.C. Philharmonic, directed Goodwin's 20-minute symphony, \ "Southern Dawn," "Indigo Nights "The Red Tailed Hawk Watches." "I've written a piece so that ever a prominent role," said Goodwin, who teaches music composition at USC. "It's a serious work, but I want the orchestra members to have some fun with it, too." Each movement expresses a different viewpoint of South Carolina, Goodwin said. "This first movement is optimistic and powerful," he said. "It shows the momentuAi, drive and energy the state has." The second movement, "Indigc Nights," is a sentimental one, he said. "As a member of a jazz quintet, I perform a lot of concerts around the state. We often travel back to Columbia at night and the evenings are so lovely. I wanted tc express with music the warm feel Carolina evenings." There was a time before n jfl a * #/B| Open this book and step I See South Carolina as it i The most comprehensive book t look at each region's natural c plants. A spirited text accompa how weather, climate, geology Oversized-9xl2,165 p South Carolina 12 Month Wall Calei SPECIAL OFFER! Bring this o Street (across from the B.A. Bui $2.00 shipping fee! But hurry, Name: Address: City/State/Zip: Payment: Check (pa\ Account # Signature: Code: GMCK T T . Uni 1716 College Stree briefs Palestinian talks lecision-making inner Cabinet has eliminary Israeli-Palestinian talks, es on several points, including that ill not enter into these talks," said me Minister Yitzhak Shamir. Shamir plans to visit the United ? and senators. He hopes to meet sides have not yet agreed upon a 9-3 to accept the plan designed by n. thquake recovery - California Gov. George Deukmeing a temporary sales tax hike to i lawmakers said the levy won't go kage passed during the weekend at ession was called to deal with the t 66, injured 3,000 and did an esti n California. criticized the plan, which raises the he dollar, depending on local rates, ate reserve for $200 million, million, would take effect Dec. 1. JDS capital image xal woman tested positive for the ned more than 60 sexual partners, nown as the AIDS capital of South ;med citizens are trying to turn that e as they embark on a course to :ontracting the deadly disease, i of education," said Dr. John Ross, on effort. "The entire community fectly designed for wiping out the lunity to it" ites symphony ten by USC music professor Dick ere Nov. 11 at the Koger Center of by Einar Anderson, will perform vhich consists of four movements: "As Mam Street Dances ana y section of the orchestra will have ' Dick Goodwin > ing I get about the beautiful South latt changed the Carolina lar photogra B text b) forew lack in time. vas before man touched the I ni ii^iicKoH r?? Qr?i i f"Vi arolina's immunities and the unique relat nies the more than 100 four-color p and geography formed South Car ages, Foui/-color Photographs, Cli Also Available i: The Natural Heritc idar, 10x11, Four-color Photograp oupon to the University of South C ilding) and receive a 10% discount , this offer expires December 15, U ^able to USC Press) Expirat versity of South Carolir t, Columbia, South Carolin USCcommu^ Student organization leaders presented Go By KEILA M. LEGREE Staff Writer Even though Hurricane Hugo rampagei through South Carolina nearly two months age efforts to help victims of the hurricane are stii going on. Student leaders and university officials fror USC presented Gov. Carroll Campbell with check for $23,272 for the Hugo Relief Fun Nov. 1. Kurt Walker, vice president of the Associi TLSC Amtiestv : By OCTAVIA WRIGHT Staff Writer Student Government President Marie-Louis Ramsdale was abducted Monday. Her abduction was one of many staged b USC's Amnesty International group as a de monstration to spread publicity about the grou and what they support. "The kidnappings were staged as a way to 1< people know that this kind of stuff happens a around the world. We support the 'prisoners c conscience' who are people in other countrie that don't have the freedom to speak out again: their country," said Carl Maas, coordinator ( the abductions. "I think it was a really good demonstration ( how human rights are ignored in many parts ( the world. It served to make us all aware ? i we all take our rights for granted in this coui try," said Ramsdale. I wusc Unibed Way aro oftheMidlan^ idscape. Discover ... ith Carolina: tural Heritage phy by Robert C. Clark r Stephen H. Bennett Thomas M. Poland ord by James Dickey - ' i naturalhistorv.it takes an in-depth jj?; ionships between its animals and Qft hotographs, providing insight into jflj 1 olina's natural areas. cK Dth, #0-87249-665-1, $35.00 jS jj ige 1990 Calendar fgi J hs, #0-87249-679-1, $9.95 W I arolina Press office at 1716 College |i||J off the regular price and save the >89. MasterCard Visa ion Date: : ta Press a 29208, (803) 777-5075 ?HI r still working to aic v. Carroll Campbell with a check to help with Hugo 1 tion of Afro-American Students and one of Coci many students present at the presentation, said ing i i Afro sold Cockiest tickets for $1 to help in the and ), fundraising project, as did many other student and 11 organizations. "1 use n Gail McGrail, coordinator of Community said a Service Programs, the organization which spon- Affa d sored the fundraising project, said that of the A $23,272 collected and about $18,000 came from wan Homecoming. Also, a little more than $3,000 rami i- came from parents' weekend, $3,000 from Arm stages abduction of Many people, especially those in China, abdu Argentina and Russia, who voice their opinions A e about their country are often killed by the gov- proi ernment, Maas said. Others are given crank ver- spori y diets in unfair trials. as a "They get jailed, sent to psycho wards and ^aU< P receive bogus sentences," he said. "1 Ramsdale was charged for voicing her opin- will j. ion against the new visitation policy at USC, than f said Carl Maas. "1 in 1< >s At 12:30 p.m. Monday, Ramsdale was taken an ( st to the Greene Street Stage to go through a trial )f that was written by Maas and others in ^ Amnesty. >f "Ramsdale was exiled for 10 years," Maas . >f said. is Amnesty International is a non-political orga- anc* i- nization that supports people whose rights have ^ been violated, said Susan Dunbar, an Amnesty Hoi m AWESOME ALTERNATI 'Who do you trust? Would you aring a polyester shirt and gold iund his neck sell you a car? N Read Jeff Shrewsbury, only in ' You can tr *0r sou CAR0L,NA PROQRAM UN,? ' 'l 'IDEAS AND5ISSUES COMMITTEESHIPS]BREAKFAST WITH THE PRESIDENT , Come Voice Your Opinion to Dr. Holderm -IDEAS AND5ISSUES COMMITTEE" SPRING BREAK TRIP '90 CANCUN, MEXICO |[ Ljr Is' PANAMA CITY BEACH, FLORIDA Informational Meeting Y uv Tuesday, November 14 / Jr ,? Contact Todd Watson or Kim Martino I Hugo victims ^Hlk 1 ' v^l|f Ok?T | J If : %$ * ?^ ,v . ^ J m g if, p v - .,4 -| iy$ ^ *p Photo Courtaty OflUNIVERSITY RELATIONS relief efforts this past Wednesday. cfest pep rally ticket sales and the remainmoney from Carolina Cares coin collections donations from various USC residence halls student organizations. rhere's about four pages of things that the I family has done for victims of Hugo," Dennis Pruitt, vice president of Student irs. n additional $1,089 has already been forled by USC's Community Service Prog5 office to the Red Cross and Salvation ?y S.G. president ictor. nother reason for the abductions was to note other events, such as the CPUisored speech by Jack Healy today, as well vigil Tuesday night on the Russell House j. People are excited about Healy coming and be coming from all over the state. We ik CPU for bringing him here," said Dunbar. [ think Amnesty International did a good job stting people know how human rights have jffect on the university. I'm glad that I was > to participate," Ramsdale said. [ealy, the national director for Amnesty \, helped put together the Live Aid tours the Amnesty tours, which featured Sting Tracy Chapman among other music stars, le will speak at 7:30 p.m. tonight at Russell jse Ballroom. Admission is free. VE 90.5 let a fiijy pMnr/ I chains Lj AR THIS I ogram Union \ ents ... ^ 1 Comedian: . J FRANK KING I Tuesday, MovemDer 7:30 p.m. The Spur Sponsored by the f SPECIAL PROGRAMSConcert: DEL SUGGS J, Wednesday, November 15 ?> 7:30 p.m. In the Spur Sponsored by the \ CONTEMPORARY SOUNDS COMMITTEEGALLIPOU Wednesday, November 8 * j 9:00 p.m. Admission: $1.00 ? THE ACCIDENTAL TOURIST : Thursday-Saturday, November 9-11 ^ -9:00 p.m. Admission: $2.00 , Late Show: ? 2^ THE EXORCIST ' " Friday - Saturday, November 10-11 ~ 11:30 p.m. Admission: $2.00 Sponsored by the CINEMATIC ARTS COMMITTEEr more information call 777-7130 or come by RH #209. These programs are sponsored, in part, by Students Activities Fees.