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USC School of Medicine seeking volu
The department of obstetrics and gynecology at the US
Medicine is seeking volunteers to participate in a study
replacement regimens in the treatment of menopause.
Women interested in taking part in the 12-month stud
between the ages of 45-65. They need to have been in me
at least one year and have an intact uterus.
Medical school doctors will do a health profile on pros
didates for the program. If accepted for the study, the
receive free medication, office visits and laboratory test
endometrial biopsies and mammograms. Their health wil
monitored throughout the study.
In addition, a modest fee will be paid to participants.
For information, call Dr. George Nelson or Charles
765-7243.
Former British ambassador to give 1<
Former British Ambassador Sir Oliver Wright will
public lecture on the recent events in East and West Germ
implications for NATO and the European Community a
today in room 429 of Gambrell Hall.
Wright served as a British diplomat for more than 40 ye
retirement in 1986, including a stint as ambassador to We
from 1975-81.
A trustee of the International Shakespeare Globe The;
has been actively involved in U.S. academic communitie
Clark Fellow for Cornell University, 1988 visiting j
Washington University and a visiting lecturer at both US
fornia State Polytechnic University.
Wright's visit is part of a colloquium series sponsors
Institute of International Studies.
City planning and construction to be di
City planning and highway construcion is the topic of a
lecture at 3:30 p.m. Feb. 8 in room 123 of the Calcott Soc
Center.
John Huffman, senior area planner for the Central Mi
ional Planning Council, will speak on how planners sob
related to new construction or expansion.
Refreshments will be served before Huffman's speech.
The lecture is part of a colloquium series sponsored by
graphy department.
Volunteer of the year award to be gr
The USC Chaplains "Outstanding Volunteer of the ^
will be presented during awards day at USC. Any USC ;
has done volunteer work to help others in need is eligible,
teer work may have taken place on or off campus or both.
The winner will receive a cash award for the winner's fc
ity. The deadline for entry is March 29.
For further information, please call Bernard Friedman at
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receive 89 percent of the "for- come from the stati
mula" that the Commission on Reserve Fund instead
Higher Education uses to plan al- issue, they said,
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the sources said. Committee is schedu
But the percentage could be tinue discussing the
even less than that, as a commit- ways to deal with the
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briefing that the $40 million week of Feb. 12, soun
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s as a 1987 PICKENS, S.C. ? A hiker who was lost fo
>rofessor at a week in the woods has recovered from he
C and Cali- much-publicized ordeal, according to her father
"She really wants to forget about it," Me
i by USC's Lindsay said of his 22-year-old daughter
Eloise. "Her face was on the TV so much tha
she is recognized (in public). She tries to dis
courage talking about it."
isCUSSed November, authorities in Picken;
County spent an estimated $17,400 searchinj
i free public for Lindsay, who lives in Atlanta,
ial Sciences They searched for seven days in Pickens an*
Oconee counties and in North Carolina after sh
dlands Reg- did not return on schedule from a weeklonj
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Two days after the search was called off,
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the Oconee County-North Carolina line, wher
she had planned to end her 43-mile hike. Sh
had lost weight and had blisters on her feet an
scratches on her hands.
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r Pickens County administrator Tom Hendricks
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1 any of the money from Lindsay because there is
no evidence she tried to defraud searchers,
t "As long as Pickens County has beautiful
country for people to hike in and get lost in,
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she thought she was being chased by unidentij
fled men who wanted to harm her.
q She said she threw down her backpack while
g fleeing and had eaten only a handful of dried
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before she was found.
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;-long ordeal
r Mike Willis said.
A May graduate of Agnes Scott College who
i studied art, Lindsay resumed her job at an At
lanta art supply store after returning home from
i the mountains but left the job recently.
Now, she is living with her parents and is
pondering whether to get another job or go to
graduate school, possibly to study art, her father
. said.
Lindsay has been seeking professional
counseling and plans to end the sessions soon
because she feels she has received all the help
she needs, he said.
Lindsay's father said his daughter still believes
she was chased through the woods, although
she does not want to discuss the
situation.
Authorities said they had no more details of
. what happened to her now than they had after
thev concluded their investigation.
Chief Deputy James Singleton of the Oconee
County Sheriffs Office said the department investigated
the incident and concluded Lindsay
had become paranoid and gotten lost.
"We don't have anything to indicate otherwise,"
he said.
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