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Palms, city council discuss cooperation USC President John Pain met with members of tl Columbia City Council MoncL at his home, where he reiterati his stance on USC's place in tJ economic development < Columbia. He maintained that the unive sitv's nrimarv eoal is to ma! * V * KJ USC the best academic instit tion it can be and not to promc money-making projects for t] city and community. In an attempt to improve rel tions with the city, Palms w meet with council members re ularly. All involved said they didi want another incident like t lost chance to be the host city t an NFL football expansion fra chise's first season. Honors commission seeking applicants Thp tlnnnrs anrl Awar Commission, is seeking qualifi candidates for Who's W1 Among Students in Americ Universities and Colleges a; Outstanding Senior. Nominations for both awar will be solicited only one tin and both awards will be select from those applications return by the nominees. The commission will consic the following criteria. Applicai must: *be planning to gradua Ton 1 nnrl Df>r ^ 1994;^ *have completed 75 credit hoi at the time of application; *have an above average GPA; *have demonstrated service the USC community. Applications are available the Office of the Vice Presidi for Student Affairs, the SC office* and the Russell Hou information desk. Complet applications are due to the v president's office by 5 p. Friday, Oct. 1. You can put extra up to $130 permi Receive personal satisfacti plasma: hemophiliacs, bur Meet other donors who sto of saving a life. Appointment Appreciated, BE A PLASMA DONOR...E LIFE IS EVERYBODY'S Bl Make in appoaitmcni by cilknj (803) 254-2280 I ^ a p\ r\ rlND UUT ABOUT DRUGS, ^ FREE Avenir U-Lock with the purchase of any bike. Value $29.99 /? Expires 9/30/93 $10 OFF v| FULL V TUNE-UP! Regular $45.00 Expires 9/30/93 Five Points ^JOL r Harden St Cyc,7iFai n rCenter Pugs 616 Harden across from Groucho's 256-0557/256-0804 L iBBH Tuesday, Sept. 14 Assault and battery (domestic argument), B.A. Building. ns Complainant said he observed vicie tim and subject involved in a ay physical confrontation. The indisd viduals did not w'ish to press he charges. The victim refused all of medical treatment. Investigation continues. y- Wednesday, Sept. 15 ke Armed robbery, walkway to u_ LaBorde. The victim said he was )te walking to his dorm when an unknown black male pointed a gun at him and took his wallet. Investigation continues. Estimated value of wallet and contents: $20. Larceny of a book/recovery, , Coliseum 106A. Complainant said person(s) unknown took a book ()r entitled "Financial Management." She said she telephoned S.C. Bookstore reporting it stolen, and an employee told the complainant the subject just sold the book to them. The book was returned to the complainant, ds Illegal use of telephone ed (obscene), McClintock 315. ho Victim said person(s) unknown an made a total of three phone calls nd to her room. The caller had a male voice and used obscene language, ds Larceny of jewelry, South ie, Tower 212. Victim said person(s) ed unknown removed a necklace ed from a jewelry box. Estimated value: $300. ler ? 1 Benefit cc U, From Staff Reports Members of Operation Safe Streets will sponsor a benefit cont0 cert tonight at Jungle Jim's in Five Points to recognize the one year in anniversary of the disappearance of jnt USC student Dail Dinwiddie. }A OSS was chartered shortly after ise Dinwiddie's disappearance in the ed early hours of Sept. 24. She was *ce last seen at Jungle Jim's after a U2 m r>.^ c??/4;?rr> UUlltCll <11 *vlmaiiis-uiiva. Jiauiuiu. OSS co-founder Muffy Kneece gjljfjjM cash in your pock et anth. 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Victin said person(s) unknown broke int( his vehicle by breaking the bacl passenger side window. The vie tim said nothing was stolen Estimated damase: S50. Friday, Sept. 17 Disorderly conduct, Senate an< Pickens streets. Complainan advised responding officer of ; man laying in the street. Upoi arrival, the subject had a stronj odor of alcohol and was no steady on his feet. Subject wa arrested and taken to Richlani County Detention Center pending trial. Larceny of license plate Coliseum lot 1. Victim said per son(s) unknown stole the license plate from his vehicle. Grand larceny of motor vehicle S-6 lot. Victim said she parkei her vehicle in the lot and lockei it. Victim said unknown person(s removed her vehicle. 1 AZ 1 niceri IU i encourages everyone to attend t concert to support the organiz tion's goals and rememb Dinwiddie, who was also a clo friend of Kneece's. "I hope people come to she their support for Dail and for all the missing people and their fan lies," Kneece said. The group has also played major role in putting the taxi sta in Five Points and posting flit and posters promoting "sa streets" in Columbia, Kneece saic JljES rr $y? |^ m nusT | Quarter I Chicken Dec Dark Quarter of Chicken I Individual Combread | Muffin or Biscuit ^ OlONIL (FgnssE I Oder good at parttapetng IKFC. restaurants. Not good wi#i any other uncial oder lilt MMi Addtond charge tor al white / If ffflV Imoatqumtera. UmMpar lit t Hi conxm Offer Expire*: MJrWm. Oct 18,1993 ZWZX? wiDoaocuNRi NEWS: Saturday, Sept. 18 1 Malicious injury to real proper- LLU - ty, Henderson Street Garage. The I I south exit gate arm was damaged \ i by person(s) unknown by i unknown means. USC mainte- Student . nance removed the arm and placed 1 it inside the secured office. I Estimated damage: $100. ) Larceny of bicycle, Columbia Ofj 1 Hall. Victim said unknown per} son(s) removed his secured bicy- CARSO cle from a parking meter pole by Copy De 1 unknown means. The victim was 5 unable to provide identifiable JAY KII numbers at the time of the report. City Edi Estimated value: $270. Malicious injury to personal LEE CI * property, Large Davis Field. Caroline Victim said person(s) unknown pushed over his motorcycle caus- LKIC G ing damage to the turn signals, Photo E< 1 right brake handle, right mirror a and headlight bulb. Estimated 1 damage: $175. = Malicious injury to personal r?T7i\TT7r 1 property, B.A. meters. Victim said KLINEr s unknown person(s) damaged vehi- Advertu 1 cle by shattering windshield by tODH I unknown means. The vehicle had ' several scuff marks on the hood Asst. Aa ? also. Estimated damage: $500. ERIK C - Malicious injury to personal Fnrultv e property, L lot. Victim said per son(s) unknown damaged vehicle. TheGa '? The responding officer observed a and is put 6 nine-inch dent on right side of semesters i passenger cab. Dent was caused Opinioi x f , t- . ? j not those \ Kn nr\lrnr\nin tv\ n on e 1-4 ottm otari j uy uiiMiuwn inland, iw^uiiiai^u The Be damage! $350. The Gam< be held m be OSS will also sponsor "Hands a- Around Five Points" Friday night i??? er on Santee Street. Kneece said v se Mayor Bob Coble and Columbia f -t Police Chief Charles Austin are VJJJ >w expected to attend. At 6 p.m., all in of attendance will hold hands in what ti- Kneece hopes to be a "giant circle" to celebrate safe streets and a remember Dinwiddie. nd There will be a $1 cover charge md :rs at Jungle Jim's, and the band fe Tunefish will play. All proceeds I. will go to OSS. llillife 'M&i-'"^%r -J$, '' ' '<* ; 1825 Rosewood I 9W $399^ I Half I Wfcc il I Chicken Deal J C&iY One Half Chicken | Whole Individual Combread I * Choice Muffin or Biscuit ^ I * 4 Com ^ Muffin; r^. cotown ? 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