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Elections Key Senate race ^ in Pennsylvania nomic By GORDON MANTLER Thoi Assistant News Editor paign \ Many states across the country ion po held elections Tuesday ranging nated t from the U.S. Senate to the state Day. I: house. the iss The Senate race in Pennsylvania has pla between governor-appointed Harris campai Wofford, a Democrat, and Dick Othe Thornburgh, former Pennsylvania ferend governor and U.S. Attorney Gen- concen * - *Li_ r t_ _ erai, is seen as a possioie ioresna- gau/Jii] dowing for next year's presidential "It's election. pattern "The result of the election Birch < should send a clear signal on how states, important the economic situation clined will be in the 1992 election," USC making public policy professor Harold He s Birch said. tance t "This is particularly important andNc The following incidents were reported to tl police between Oct. 29-Nov. 3 Oct. 29 Larceny of ring, Physical Science. A reported his school ring stolen when he down while washing his hands. Larceny of wallet, Byrnes Center. A reported her wallet stolen from her bookb; Harassment, Patterson. A resident saic one has been following her around campi Grand larceny of bicycle, Horseshoe, dent's locked bike was stolen. Malicious injury to personal properi Gadsen St. A student's car was damaged Oct. 30 Grand larceny (auto), S-4 lot, 1800 Pe St. A student reported his car stolen. Malicious injury to real property, Some ported the damage of two vapor lights. Larceny of bookbag, USC Bookstore, dent reported someone stole his bookbag Indecent exposure, Pickens and B streets. A student reported someone e himself to her from his car. Oct. 31 Malicious injury to personal property, 13?1 Whaley St. A student reported two hiS'Oa&were-punctured. Larceny of purse, Bates House. A stui poyted her purse was stolen. Nov. 1 Malicious injury to private property, C 1700 Pendleton St. A resident hall direc residents damaging someone's vehicle, f fronted the two residents with a police One resident admitted to scratching the < agreed to pay for its repair. > * i ^ 0OU* GOLD We work to provide entertainment and stud n r*i o rti^U 10 111 Vi Crtur " I 1 *% n m ParKr f 3UV.1I OD V.1UL/ I MX * MX I.J V Golden Spur. By working with this committ Anybody interested i Step! CPU programs are paid for, in part, by student actiu Fa" . B AJA ~k JB White V$25.00 ^ ^ As Ad In State News November 1 p5^^350lAJFtMY hi to send s Bush campaign in whether "The he can talk about his foreign another ; achievements and be able to tion," he his shortcomings on eco- anything policy," he said. punish th? mburgh started off the cam- responsib vith a 40-point lead in opin- "Bush lis, but Wofford has elimi- in favor < he lead going into Election attmept ti n addition to the economy, the Demc ue of national health care he added, yed an important role in the Speake gn. Foley's j< ;r elections include two re- since h urns in Washington state, congressn ling term limitations and le- The p< I doctor-assisted suicides. doctor-as: interesting to look at the made a vi of state-wide referendums," Jack Kev said. "They are all western and his a which seem to be more in- cides of t to direct public decision- month. "I thin! ;aid there is a general resis- to circui 0 referendums in the South "These pe tttheast. ally living 1 l ikM A. ' 71 I. -M. JL_'SMk $': ? %? line iwpuri he USC Pointing and posses! Cooper. A student said I someone with something at the library reflection po< . . called the police, student 5 laid it NOV. 2 student Trespassing after notf an Williams-Brice Stadium. j some- person, who was warnec js. erty, was arrested after A stu- boisterous outside the sta Disorderly conduct, V ty, 925 Police officers said a pei leave an area temporarily was arrested when she r? after repeated warnings. ndleton ABq vj0|atj0n^ Williams son was arrested after was walking with two con A t stadium. A qti j Auto breaking, grand I; 1400 Blossom St. A stui xposed broke into his oar via the K reo, an ashtray and some Nov. 3 S-7 lot, Driving under influence tires on Assembly St. Police office said weaved down Ass dent re- eyes, had a strong odor < and failed a sobriety test. Trespass after notice, officers said a man who s_4 jot USC property was arrest tor saw waiwng tnrougn a parKing He conofficer, car and 5N EN SPUR COMMITTEE lent attractions in USCs Golden Spur. In tl TQ/"~* "inrl Ilia Hr\I Coil inrl Vi iiro KrnimliI t/11 niiu 11 iv. 1 iui v_fv.ui niiu tin t v uiuu^m ? ui ee students can gain work experience in org these events. n working on this committee please contact lanie Komenda at 777-7130. Express Vourself uiit >ilies fees. yLNEVt 5?-fK Choice, RMY NAVY 4 as $12.95 IAVY STORE ignal |K1 term limitations are aspect of voter frustrasaid. "If you can't do for the economy, at least e people who are seen as le for the economy." has also suggested he is ;>f term limitations, in an o break the stranglehold >crats have in Congress," r of the House Thomas I * 4 ab could be in jeopardy jy. jj e is a Washington assible legalization of kjjjl sisted suicides has been ery visible issue with Dr. orkian's death machine pparent help in the suiwo Michigan women last : it's the public's reaction nstances," Birch said, oplc are alive, but not re sing firearm, Thomas ie was approached by that looked like a gun Dl. He fled the area and a? ce, disorderly conduct, Police officers said a I to stay off (JSC prophe became loud and idium. Mliams-Brice Stadium. -son who was asked to / closed by USC police ifused to leave the area s-Brice Stadium. A per- f police officers said he a I , tainers of alcohol in the arceny (stereo), E-1 lot, jent reported someone trunk and stole his ste- ^ i money. mm second degree, 200 S. irs arrested a man they embly, had bloodshot )f alcohol on his breath Coliseum lot 2. Police was warned to stay off :ed after he was found lot. compiled by Chad Bray Staff Writer CfC POi at* |; ne: Sti ?e past we've managed rious comedians to the I ;anizing and presenting * aim i [H Carolina Program Union ^ ? r pM bshbb jj "TWed. J ^ Nov. 6 ? ?/"Or? y p v 3 Mloe Levy $19.95 Ad In Gamecock z October 28 2 wrnmmm o bU) I I 1621 Main St. I | !... JJkj * aHj^H ^Infc ^Wff ^BPiMiib mHt^KFmm H P^ ? Ip *"-' v% j?HHL2^ J Wf ^Jftlk. Pm "^t I BP^i Db 'HP* Ah f'MM im^ I V"' ''IB Ik f ^ ^ ihh^Is pBH9 3">sV ", ; -"^fv>' &|| * mM?mL& irnet & Black Yeat rtraits will be taken xt week in the Russell ?Appointment is Neces in Kf i n*i?if?m /> A*/i?n O R /f/ uui^tufic JI uni ?y ?j BUY ONE. GET Oh Please bring this coup< LIZARD'S THICKET, 921 SUM! CORNELL ARMS BUILDING (across 1 f ONE meal and get SECOND meal of eqi (Does not include beverages < OFFER GOOD EVERYDAY FOR EAT-IN ONLY. NO CAR Expires 11/8/91 mmm i I . JKS8& m- zlr 1 <jreg n ^ Hoodlun I Among th< three above 1 Jail-a-thon i out at parks, ing, and rev fessors were ing too borir j many quizz< 1 dents to the I I dents passini I the mandatoi "book House. i >saru ^ 4E FREE an to ER STREET rom HORSESHC jal or lesser vali ar desserts) 4PM-8PM RY OUTS. i i 71 a ! A >E) g ie FREE! g z 1 ncKaoaugrv i ne uamecocn ns 3 reasons for the to be jailed at the include: passing being too annoyenge. Many proalso jailed for beig and giving too is. The two stueft plead with stug by to help raise y $10 bail fee.