Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Foundation cent' to 25 percent fee to accept research and development contracts for -employees. The foundation's receipt of $2 million from the sale of the Wade. Hampton Hotel, which was once a USC dormitory. "Each of the above transactions alone would bring the foundation within the FOIA's definition of 'public body.' Taken together, they lead to the unavoidable conclusion that the foundation is a public body," the court's opinion said. It s a really great victory. It s a very important case for the people of South Carolina," said Wallace Lightsey, the attorney for The News and the AP. Harwell's five-page opinion rejected every one of the foundation's arguments. He even called , "The United Way worl days a year, not just tl they take up the mo i Con ?v ^ ^. ,.JW 'wffijjtr .mK MH ^s^PJPHII^^^HP^ V y^H r? " ?.?.?.? ... ? ft* Ill l .'- - GTOL5*S^!S | 3019 Millwood Av?. 256-4311 ' '' ' ? /?: i si % ?'.' ? -.J , I Con 1 ftCetium-fifted Softool /National Cc ; Open Door Healtl I the Russell House ;. gift to that special ! Wednesday, (pi nrV\nrcrl a\r ^ ^ , ? 1 IIUI JUUJ; A I (place your X* 1 f | Get a free Get Si I responsibility, an purchase of a cor ! f 251 ol ; 1; ' ; ;l cash & car condomgr, ! (regular price $1 Continued from page 1 one assertion "fallacious." Foundation executive director Chris Vlahoplus sent a news release from Gayle O. Averyt, the foundation's president. Averyt said the foundation would abide by the ruling. He maintained the appeal of the lower court ruling because "our board believed earnestly in the historical status of private (charitable) institutions in this state and nation." The court's ruling Monday was not the first time USC has found itself on the wrong side of an open records issue. In 1986, a circuit judge forced the university to disclose how much it paid Jehan Sadat, the widow of slain Egyptian President Anwar Sadat, to teach one class for three semesters. <s 365' ~ , , The United Way Is he day The Way Of Love. ney." ivratulatio Bjiii iiciu Vv to help HBESf lMyVa .-hi it-,i tirhiini -ii ??) ( ^ ^MifbodLOfaiFun. L 798-7703 1420 Colonial Life Blvd. r V>x'"' :::: ': ( . Hey re $oe^ domgr; is zoitfi a condom inside and your o During mdom Aware feBruary 14 21,1991 \ and Wellness Prog Patio to help you s< someone on Valent February 13,1991, II lace your orders for deliver) "ebruary 14,1991,10 orders for delivery or cash < (Bonus!!! vl.A.R.T. (sex mean d truth) poster or t idomgram. I I -ry I spec am I cor .25) (regu > < For the cost of a first offense DUI you can get: j 5000 taxi rides I from l Five Points to campus <;s-Q ; C Don't Drink & Drive! ] BOCKIT^SP! ! _ I 'Mslffli- : | __ u )n Greenhouses, Litch- (?? inemas and Garfield's rant & Pub would like to ulate Russell Day. Russell 1; valentine, Laura Kirkpa- I ave won dinner for two, passes and a dozen roses, is all set for Valentine's lut if you're still looking perfect way to spend your ne's Day, contact Id's Restaurant & Pub, sn Greenhouses or Litch- I inemas. They'll be glad you say, "Won't You Be lentine?" "ilfton Mart M - - I I : * / : > ams ! zwt special message J ness Week j ;rams will be on ; end the perfect ines Day: ; 3 am - 2 pm I 0 I am - 2 pm ; ind carry) ls awareness, I nit ton with the ; H off ~j : ?f ! i ial delivery I tdomgram I j Liar price $2.00) I ? " rniMF t ill I VIC r The following are entries on the USC police blotter from Feb. 8 - Feb. 11 Feb. 8 Auto breaking, larceny, M-3 lot, 600 Bull St. Complainant stated person(s) unknown removed several items from her unsecured vehicle. Auto breaking, 800 Gadsden St. Complainant stated person(s) unknown broke out a passenger window with an unknown object. Nothing is missng at this time. Larceny, 1629 Pendleton St. Complainant states that person(s) unknown took her book. Assualt and Battery, Blatt P. E. Center. Subect was warned to stay off USC property after a ight broke out at the P. E. Center. I Attempted grand larceny (auto), 800 Gadsden 3t. Complainant stated person(s) unknown atempted to steal the above vehicle from the above location. Feb. 9 I Auto breaking, S-7 lot, 1300 Whaley St. Owner was unable to be located at time of eport. I Malicious injury to personal property, BA Garage. Vehicle was damaged at above location by a cart. I Minor in possession of alcohol, The Pantry, 200 Wheat St. Subject was charged as stated ibove I Burglary third degree, Contact Lens Clinic. Complainant states that he found gates to locaion damaged. 2nd Annual Pr< Bikini C Over $3 r,h* ^as'1 * LOCK J ill friday, Home of the taat. 250 Draft W 922 Main Street V Columbia, SC I 771-7909 ^ ' Call The Columbic 0 9 BALL POO GAMEROOM 210 RUSSELL HOL Thursday February 2 w?J J - -? J ? Begins at 7:00pi M c T^IC11 ] studei with a curre Entry Fee Prizes will _ number of < Registrations accepted Wee through Wednesday, February Sp< c 3 E PO RT SHflHBI'. Assualt and battery, Bates West. Victim states subject grabbed her forearm causing a bruise and swelling. She does not wish to press charges. Feb. 10 Possession with intent to distribute L. S. D., possession with intent to distribute marijuana, possession of controlled mushrooms, Preston. Subject was arrested for above offenses and taken to Richland County Detention Center. Auto breaking, larceny, C-2 lot, 900 Sumter St. Victim states that unknown subject(s) entered his unsecured vehicle and removed several items. Feb. 11 Disorderly conduct, concealed weapon, Pickens and Wheat. Subject was arrested for the above offenses. Illegal use of telephone, Columbia Hall. Victim states he received a threatening phone call from person(s) unknown. Malicious damage to personal property, Thomas Cooper Library. Complainant states that person(s) unknown damaged several books in the library. Petit larceny, BA Building. Victim states that unknown person(s) removed several items from her unsecured handbag. Compiled by Chad Bray Staff Writer ^prin^real^ 0r>te$t >000 in ^o/ t Zes ma?ch , n? rd3M,ee*s # ^^Pi| Sp^W / ifefc^l?e/07J? *??2fo%e"e St. I lTon<^1 *$e 1 | j | ; ' 1991 \ i I * "? i !i' HI ; HUH/* 'it usc'fo ?r staff nien,h ? , , C*d ?<*y en,* '? ~$2-?operPl ? p%er * * * * be awarded according to the ? entries. * * * * * i * * * * A inesday, February 13, 1991, jf ' 20,1991 at 4:00 pm. * t *: * onsored by University Bookstore *