Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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We'll do the wort r you when you return for cla: i|| Just complete the form belo\ j then pick up your books: I0am-6pm Sunday, August 16,12pm-8pm 5am-9pm Tuesday, August 18,7:45am-9pr sday, August 19,7:45am-6pm YOUR OFFICIAL USC BOOKS1 UNI VERSITY SOUTH (AROLIN BOOKSTOI The Russell House i the ) 1400 Greene Street Columbia,SC29208 (803)777-4160 % Summer lash ..ina., -lash! hours out of ur week could irn vnn J WM YWVI children, hemophiliacs and t patients who receive products ; from the plasma of our donors. naII. The Quality Source NABI BioMedical Center \ssemblv St.. Columbia SC 29201 254-2280 Page 2 The Game <^Msnpn\ ? |p compiled bv Rosalind Ha ; and iSes! May 29 Larceny of Laptop, Sweai Hj gp(j uompiamant stated tftat known person(s) did remov top computer from the abo' tion. Estimated value: $4,00 n Operating Uninsured Mo hide, No Driver's License, rORE sembly St. On rou ine pa o f sponding officer witnessed s vehicle traveling with no ta cracked windshield. Officer t tiated a traffic stop. After de A ing the vehicle was uninsui r\ the suspect had no driver's the officer arrested and tra . ed the suspect to Richland V. JLj Detention Center. May 30 Driving Under Suspensio session of Crack Cocaini ure to Surrender Susn ? r License, Rosewood Drive on routine patrol, responding observed suspect cross two 1 oncoming traffic at a high speed. The officer initiated i stop and a routine driver's check The check showed the s license was under suspensii officer searched the suspects and found two yellowish-wh] like substances in the ash tr officer then met with a Colun lice officer on the scene who h caine field tester. The substai tested and determined to be c Subject was arrested and tra ed to Richland County Detentii tor. Journalism remembers URAY continued from page o Texas. Uray joined USC's te staff in 1966. "What we have here was b here because of him," said Henr assistant dean of academics College of Journalism. "He star broadcast sequence many yea All broadcasting students have work with Dr. Uray." In addition, Uray served years as the executive manager South Carolina Broadcasters j ation. Following his retiremen volunteered as a broadcasti structor at Richland School E News cock Wednesday, June 3,1998 Trespassing After Notice, - Swearingen. While on routine pall trol, responding officers observed subJ T j^t at entrance of Swearingen. The * officers knew the subject had been JJ previously been warned to stay off )) USC property. Subject was arrested ^ for t.rpsnflssina and transnnrfpH t.n r o 1 Richland County Detention Center. rvev DUI, 3500 Block of Harden. While on patrol, responding officer observed ringen. a 1990 Oldsmobile travehng west on an un- Harden Street in a erratic manner e a lap- (vehicle was changing from lane to ve loca- lane). Once vehicle approached in0. tersection of Bull and Harden streets, the vehicle made a sudden stop hav,|*>r Y?" ing the right of way. The vehicle did trol re" no^ P1"00^ ^1? the intersection and , then sat at the intersection through llSDPfLS g and a ^our ?reen lights. Once the rehen ini- sP?n(hng officer approached the vetermin hide and detected a strong odor of red and alcoholic beverage. Suspect was asleep license, at the wheel and had to be awoken, nsport- Once the suspect was out of the veCounty hide, the officer observed his balance was unstable, his reflexes were slow, his speech was slurred and a very strong odor of alcoholic beverage "'Fail abouthisperson.Suspect told the ofended ^cer ^ or ^ mixed drinks and some beer while in Five Points, ^officer and he also stated that he had smoked anes of 801116 marijuana earlier. Suspect was rate of arrested and transported to Richland i traffic County Detention Center, license aspect's Disorderly Conduct, Main and on.'Die College Streets. While on patrol, vehicle complainant observed suspect to be |fp |?Anjr a The urina^inS at the above location 8 with out using concealment. One ofad a co- ^cer approached the suspect and deice was tected a strong odor of alcohol about :ocaine. his person and noticed his speech nsport- to be slurred. Suspect was placed unon Cen- der arrest and transported to Richi?i n 1. n?* icuiu v^uunt i^iciiuuu v^cntci school faculty former professor ne Two's Ridge View and Richland Northeast high schools. He also read aching books for the state's Commission for the Blind on a non-commercial radio rought station. y Price, For 15 years, he served as the nafor the tional executive secretary for Alpha ted the Epsilon Rho, the national collegiate rs ago. honor society for students majoring in had to broadcasting. Colleagues will remember Uray for 30 not only for his pioneering work as a for the broadcast teacher but also for his gen\ssoci tlemanly nature, t, Uray "I think it's a sadder place without ng in- him, but I thank the years I had to listrict work with him," Price said. "He truly was a gentleman."