University of South Carolina Libraries
f ^11 flBL W jJ|Mk 3|HMg ' '' Ifi I ?|l| I |sl SraSHgy \ . x Vice President Dan Quayle waves Quayle op speaks of By PATRICK VILLEGAS 1 Managing Editor f A group of USC students cheered Vice-President Dan 1 Quayle Tuesday as he opened ? South Carolina's Bush-Quayle 1 state headquarters near Riverbanks Zoo. 1 The former Indiana senator de- * livered a 10-minute speech to a 1 large group of supporters as he 1 spoke of family values, lowering ? taxes and a strong foreign policy. 1 "I stand before you and the i American people unvowed, unbro- i ken and more determined than ever to stand up for the United States of 1 America," he said. 5 Student Government Vice Presi- ( dent Kelli Lister was in attendance 1 ill U1C SJlCCCll iUlU SillU 11 WilS picuy typical of what was said at last < week's Republican National < Convention. i "He was stressing the positives "FX HlH H"y &FQ s NrDI t PURPOSI THE U.S. GOOD S' r*r\i i Ai A OlsilULA i ., ? **' f - i ju^ly fcbh> S -:MPPm to supporters Tuesday at the open: ens state ] irn 1 i miniy vai ike family values and foreign af- ; airs," she said. c Quayle also attacked Democratic i 'residential Candidate Bill Clinton a iccusing him of wanting to raise '] axes. s "Families are not strengthened e >y raising taxes," he said. "Fami- c ies are strengthened by lowering axes and letting families keep " nore of their hard-earned income, ? and. letting the families determine 1 how they are going to spend their ? money, and not the federal govern- j mem." he said. . Student Government Treasurer Eric Dell, who also heard the * speech, said Quayle needs to focus < an the economy if he is expected f ceep his job. f "The major issue is the economy ^ and balancing the budget. The , :ampaign will be run on the ecoaorny," he said. As for the political mood on the AW CPROGRA E: TO PRODUCE NAVY OR MARII rARTING SALAR RSHIPS AVAILAI ?ALL TUITIO ?PLUS $ 10C /& Wmmm ill llllll 'lil'lll i jjjjjj Greg Rickat ing of the Bush-Quayle state campaign headquai headquarters; ues, lower ta> JSC campus, Lister said the stu- Freshman Jos lents this year are tending tobea considered ittle less apathetic than in the past conservatives, md are getting more involved. After the Qua Though she admits most college applauded the v tudents are traditionally more lib- said many USC ral, Lister said there is a streak of ing up for the fal onservatives on campus. "Most people ?for George Busl 'Families are not have Deonle sisn strengthened by raising organization," eh axes. Families are Finally use strengthened by lower- yustrow deiendt , ... dent, blaming mu ng taxes and letting hashj[lg on ?;e pr amilies keep more of "i think that j heir hard-earned i n- vid Letterman an :ome, and letting the harped on Quayi< amilies determine how ing>"hesaid. hey are going to spend heir money, and not the lined up near the ederal government." quarters and at t Dan Quayle port holding post< Vice President Clinton-Gore tick 7/MA M WELL-TRAINED, EDUC ^E CORPS. GUARANTE Y. BLE, PAYS: iM AI I DAHI/C i ?r-vi_i_ uuuixu ).00 A MONTH SUBS IF SOP^X. 777 H' 1V ' ??g&l f h Elliott may be one of those yle speech, Elliott ice president and students are gear1 race. in our dorm are 1 and we already led up for a Bush liott said. freshman Kris id the vice presiich of the Quayleess and media, ay Leno and Da- - d those types just i for little reason% ly, a small group Student Body Vice Pre locratic protesters an<j Chris Goforth sav Republican head- Columbia, he Columbia air2rs supporting the PINE ATED OFFICERS TO I ED EXCITING JOBS V ?ALL FEES ISTENCE PAY \ITACT: McKINNEY FLINN HALL 4124 w sr VwA . * -t ||&^ I ^* ; - * 'W&Ett8$8& If!? *| ^ S Greg Rickabaugh/The Gamecock sidentKelli Lister, Treasurer Eric Dell, v Quayle Tuesday when he visited ES~ SERVE IN VITH A