The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, April 05, 1991, Image 1

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^ Nickelodeon Theatre a un-^ So you say there's nothing >-The Vulgar Boatmen to ^ Ninth-inning rally helps rr ique and fun place to to do? Check out this bring their toe-tapping 21st-ranked Gamecocks ; Holderman, like Jesus Christ, was unjustly treated and watch a flick, page 4 weekend's happenings, music to Greenstreet's, upset lOth-ranked Georgia crucified. |||| page 4 page 5 Tech, page 7 yy Lillie Parker, USC alumna, page 3 k;amkc:ch:ki Volume 83, No. 76 University of South Carolina riefly! f;IN:THE NEWS | v!v!v!vyXv!v!v///X. Diplomats confident sanctions will work UNITED NATIONS ? U.N. diplomats say they're confident the burden of trade sanctions will compel Iraq to accept their tough cease-fire terms, and have turned to considering how to protect Iraq's rebellious minorities. The resolution for a permanent cease-iire in tne rersian uuit War, overwhelmingly approved by the Security Council on Wednesday, is unique in U.N. history because the world body has never before set peace terms after a war. Nation Senator among dead in mid-air collision WASHINGTON ? Pennsylvania Sen. John Heinz III was killed Thursday when a small aimlofiP QnH o Knli/^Anfar As*A tui^/iuiiv uiiu a iiviiwpivi VUI11UVA1 outside Philadelphia, his office said. "By all accounts, he didn't survive the crash," said Cliff Shannon, Heinz's administrative assistant. "It looks like he's fatal," said an official at the National Transportation Safety Board, speaking on condition that he not be identified. Shannon said he had secondhand reports that the instrument panel on the senator's plane did not show that the nose gear was "locked and down." Missing girl found protected by dogs BOWIE, Md. ? A 3-year-old girl who wandered away from her home was fonnH safe after spending the night in the woods with the family's two dogs, who provided warmth and companionship. Katherine George was located, along with the dogs, Wednesday about 1.5 miles from her home near the Patuxent Wildlife Refuge. 'The oldest dog ? Kaiser ? that we found with her appeared to be keeping her warm," said volunteer searcher Tim Craig. Kaiser, a German shepherd, is 14 years old, deaf and partially blind, family members said. "All she had on was a light jacket," said Capt. Ron Siarnicki, spokesman for Prince George's County Fire Department. "The fact that she was with the dogs, and the dogs maybe huddled with her, that's part of the reason she's all right" Overnight temperatures had dipped into the low 30s. ggUStateSJSt House passes ethics, campaign finance bill The state House of Representatives Thursday approved a bill that tackles the state's lax ethics and campaign finance laws. The bill was approved after two days of attacks from those who wanted to make it stronger. The House gave unanimous and routine final approval to the measure this morning after voting 108-0 for the measure Wednesday evening. The bill demands more information from lobbyists and lawmakers, and it sets unprecedented limits on campaign donations. The House did approve one seemingly peculiar amendment: a requirement to conduct a random drug test of 10 of the 124 House members every year. The proposal passed 92-10. Compiled from wire reports SLED reviewing j Holderi By The Associated Press The South Carolina Law Enforcement D: vision is reviewing tax returns of former un versity President James Holderman to see he reported all of his income. Foundation President Gayle O. Aver> said Wednesday he voluntarily instructed th organizations's accountants to work wit SLED agents in reviewing its records as fa back as 1982. SLED is investigating possible stat income-tax evasion by Holderman while h was at USC. The investigation is expected t take at least two more weeks. A very t said the foundation's accountant will conduct a thorough review of its annu< tax forms and all transactions "to see whz was listed as an expense and what wasn't." Questions have arisen about whether cas advances Holderman received from th foundation should have been classified a personal income, or as expenses for trave Man attacl employee ? Russell Hou By CHAD BRAY Staff Writer The quiet serenity of Russell House at ripped Tuesday by a stabbing incident in tl cock Park restaurant. James F. Anderson, 27, of Gonzales Garde ments, was arrested Thursday morning on c simple assault stemming from a domesti T> 1 ?L. iuesuay uigiu. Police say Anderson argued with Vivian \ on the telephone. At about 9:30 p.m. he w Gamecock Park restaurant in Russell Hoi Young works. He then reached over the co began to hit Young in the face and on the b; head. Police reports said she fled into the kitch he followed her and tried to drag her bacl dining area. After a struggle, Young escaped and ran toward the knife rack where she j knife. She began swinging wildly and cut h left forearm. Young received cuts to her hands when he sor tried to take the knife from her after the Young and Anderson were treated at the seer Student By GORDON MANTLER Staff Writer No more than 30 percent of the adul American public reads more than one book j year, business administration senior Rajai Shah said. But he hopes to change that In the spring of 1990, Shah worked as ar intern for the Office of Community of Service Programs. As an intern, he researchec illiteracy and eventually founded the Campus Coalition for Literacy, a student organizatior whose purpose is to address literacy issues on campus and in the community. This past month, Shah received an "Indivi dual College Students" exemplary aware TTO/^ -tAi -i U1 1 r\ UOV^ jJUUJLJA^ It competes in n< By JENNIFER THACKSTON Staff Writer The USC chapter of the Public Relation! Student Society of America (PRSSA) is on( of 25 schools chosen to compete for a public relations campaign for the new Schick razor. Warner-Lambert, producer of Shick shav ing products, is sponsoring the competition and Burson-Marsteller, an international com munications counseling firm, is helping tc administer the program. A team of five students from PRSSA i: responsible for designing, implementing anc measuring their own professional public rela tions campaign for the new Schick Tracer Team members include: Nancy Fox, Stepha nie Roghelia, Randy Zeron, Jeff Key and Zu bin Bamji. The team is headed by Professoi Mary Caldwell. "We feel this is a tremendous boost to the University of South Carolina and the entire vundation records man's ta i- "My consistent position will bi ' guilty plea to the charges or negotiations." 't e h ^ and business he conducted as USC president. e The foundation has been unable to proe duce documentation from Holderman that 0 some of the advances he got qualified as expenses. Holderman was arraigned Tuesday in :s Richland Countv on two charees that he, used il his public office for personal gain. The alleit gations involve a total of $25,000 he received from the influential McNair Law h Firm for helping one of its clients avoid proe secution in a drug case, s The law firm maintains it passed the moil ney along to Holderman as a donation from was his grasp mwmlhe ls h's na Harvey? Christy Bashnan, sophomore n a* supervi- Bunny suit Thursday to give kids 1 > incident, and Neglect some Easter fun. fighting il from the Campus Outreach Opportunity League. 1 COOL is a national community service or1 ganization that annually gives out COOL 1 League Leader Awards at its national conference in New Orleans. These awards recognize and reward those j individuals and campuses in the country who are dedicated and committed to student community service, and who encourage critical thought and diversity in their programs in or ' der to bring community involvement to the center of attention of student, campus and community life. I "There are a lot of people in the Columbia Nations society itional program state's educational advancements, especially when chosen to compete with school's like ~ Cornell University, NYU and the University , of Wisconsin-Madison," Bamji said. ' The team began their campaign in October by organizing a series of golf-related events planned for the USC campus and Columbia community. The events, held this semester, ' each involved donations to charity. } The first event, held on Jan. 19 at the USC-Mercer basketball game, was a putting , contest with USC mascot, Cocky, attempting I to sink putts for $150 to be donated to the Epilepsy Association of the Midlands. Other events included The Tracer St. Patrick's Day ] Putting Contest in Five Points and a golf tournament involving 168 people at Colr dstream Country Club. In May all the campaigns will be judged ^ ; See PRSSA page 2 l xes invc i that Dr. Holderman can enter stand trial. There will be r Dick Harpootli; Richland County Solicil the client to the university. The foundati refused to accept the money because it v, in the form of a check made out Holderman. Revelations about the transaction trigger the state investigation that resulted in H< derman's indictment Solicitor Dick Harpootlian, who is pros cuting Holderman, declined to comment < the audit Meanwhile, Harpootlian said Holdermar attorneys, Kermit King and W. Thomas Vc non of Columbia, have indicated Holderm is willing to Dlead euiltv to one of the t\ w Charles Jones/The Gamecock whei B( Polic ursing major, donned an Easter lane from the Council on Child Abuse ? 4" literacy ] area who need help in reading," Shah sa "And there also many USC students tl want to help with literacy." "When I realized the magnitude of t problem, I knew something should have be done," he said. "But without the support the Office of Community Service Prograi and (the office's coordinator) Gail McGn the organization would never ha happened." Shah said alliteracy is also a problem adults who have the skills, but who do n utilize them enough. More than 100 students have been traini since this past year, and the best thing abo Michael Holiday (hammock), compute English major, take part in Thursday's sponsored by Delta Upsilon fraternity < istigated charges he was indicted on. But, Harpootlian 3 said, he has discussed no plea bargains with IQ the attorneys. He called such talk "premature ... because the investigation is continuing. My an consistent Dosition will be that Dr. Holder tor man can enter a guilty plea to the charges or stand trial. There will be no negotiations." Averyt said Wednesday that "because of on legal aspects, I really don't feel I should 'as make any specific comments." to He did say SLED approached him about ed getting access to financial records and he 3I- agreed to order the foundation's accountants ? the Columbia firm of Derrick Stubbs and ie- Stith ? to cooperate with the investigation, on Without the audit, investigators could not determine whether Holderman personally i's benefited from donations originally intended ?r. for the Research and Development Foundaan tion and other university-affiliated v0 foundations. JSC Police n car chase jtranged couple blaze lil through Columbia :had bray Writer fter a harrowing chase through the streets of Colia, Johnny W. Bell, a 32-year-old non-student 1 Batesburg, was arrested by USC Police, jll was charged March 29 with assault and battery intent to kill, reckless driving, failure to stop for ie light and resisting arrest dice observed a vehicle driven by Jet R. Bell, the ear-old estranged wife of Johnny Bell, traveling at ?h rate of speed north on Main Street. Bell fol.A I * 4.1 L!_1_ 4L-4 t_ *4 .1 . _ '1 j ;u ner in anoiner vemcie mai nil ine raiiroaa s at Main and Catawba and went airborne, ith blue lights and sirens, police pursued the two :les down Main Street Both vehicles ran the red at the intersection of Main and Blossom streets "e Bell hit Jet Bell's vehicle. 3th vehicles then turned left onto Blossom Street x said Johnny Bell traveled west in the wrong down Blossom where he forced several xars off See CHASE page 2 problem id. the training is "they are trained permalat nently," he said. Shah is planning to continue tutoring after he graduates and settles into his career. ;en Shah has also worked with Adult Reading 0f Programs of Richland County District One [tts as an Adult Literacy Tutor, ol Many success stories have emerged from ve the program already. "My student will be ready for a commercial driver's license exam, Shah said. ? Another story concerns Ronnie, who the iot tutors thought had a learning disability because he could not even learn letters, Shah sd said. "He's now learning five- or six-letter ut words." Eric Glenn/The Gamecock . r science freshman, and Mark Lackey, senior Swing-A-Thon on the Russell House patio, tnd Alpha Chi Omega sorority.