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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
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>y raising taxes," he said. "Fami- c
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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. .
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speech, said Quayle needs to focus <
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and balancing the budget. The ,
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he said.
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ittle less apathetic than in the past conservatives,
md are getting more involved. After the Qua
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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
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