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number one followed by Taco Bell
"They wanted fast food, but I thin!
everyone is getting tired of the ham
burger places," Wertz said. "Economi
cally students are on a food budget an<
having Taco Bell will meet their needs.
Last summer, Marriott's five-yea
contract expired. USC established i
dining committee in order to take nev
bids for a dining service. Wertz sait
Marriott's proposal was more appeal
ing to the committee and to USC'i
needs and was granted another five
year contract
"We feel that Marriott has offerer
us a wonderful contract," Wertz sait
last year when the announcement waj
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June 3 ^
Larceny of TV, .jCUSCPDi
Westside Presi- / (8$
"I dents Council {( /
Lounge. Between ^ I J'pCI
June 3 and June 7,
an unknown per
son(s) removed the m
following items: a I ~
Zenith color TV
with an estimat- compiled by Rosa
ed value of $250
and a Panasonic VCR with an esti- c
mated value of $125. )
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June 4 s
Malicious Injury to Personal (
Property, Greene Street. Comi
plainant stated that an unknown per- ?]
son(s) by unknown means scratched *
the pain on the hood of a car. Esti- I
mated damage: $800 s
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June 5 c
1* Illegal Use of Telephone (Ha- c
rassing), Cliff Apartments. Victim a
stated that she received a harassing h
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phlet and instructed of its use. In- o
vestigation continues. t
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DUI, Open Container, Main a
and Whaley streets. While on patrol, t
a witness stopped officer to report a
hit and run at Whaley and Pickens.
Officer pulled behind the suspect at g
Sumter and Whaley streets. Suspect e
ran into the curb then back to a prop- n
er lane. When the vehicle came to a r
sudden stop the officer walked up to j<
the car and could detect a strong odor d
of alcohol. The suspects' speech was
slurred, his balance was unsteady
and reflexes were very slow. When S
asked if he knew he had struck two a
I vehicles he stated, "I might have c<
sir, I am a little f-cked up." Officer ob- w
served a Bud Light beer can on the si
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under arrest and transported to Rich- T
land County Detention Center. tx
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ednesday, June 10,1998
~ Disorderly Con?
duct, Assembly
ITOEjE Street. Responding
I****5 officer observed
HryPTT subject to be
"V passed out on the
sidewalk. The offi
cer approached the
subject and noted
a strong odor of alilind
Harvey cohol about his
person. With much
lifficulty, the officer woke the subect
up. His speech was slurred and
vas unsteady on his feet. Subject was
irrested and transported to Richland
bounty Detention Center.
June 7
'Driving unaer suspension,
farden and Senate streets. Reponding
officer observed suspect driing
north on Harden St. near incilent
location. Subject appeared to be
operating the vehicle at an unusuilly
slow speed and the right side
teadlight was inoperatable. The oficer
initiated a traffic stop and upn
further investigation, determined
hat the subject's license was suspended.
Suspect was placed under
rrest and taken to Richland Couny
Detention Center.
Auto Breaking. Larceny of Sun
[lasses, Lincoln Street. Victim statd
that an unknown person(s) reloved
a pair of sunglasses and a
adar detector from her vehicle. Subjct(s)
gained entry by breaking the
rivers side window.
Assisting Other Agency, Main
treet. Columbia Police Department
sked for assistance at Club Mersdes
on Devine Street after shots
'ere fired. The responding officer asisted
CPD to stop a burgundy 2-door
sdan at College and Main streets,
he three occupants were taken in)
custody. A .380 caliber semi-autolatic
was found in suspects' vehicle.
ts earn awards
JSC student finishis
third in research
>aper competition
James Sharp, a senior chemical
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lace and $250 during the 1998
Duthern Regional American Instiite
of Chemical Engineers Student
onference at Georgia Tech.
Sharp, 37, won the prestigious
vard for his research project, titled
lie Use of Ambient Pressure
nom in fVl?l PvfrQntinn nfDimn Uit
AJCUii ixi wiv iJAw atuun Ui A U1C AAjr ogen
from Solid Hydrides for use
Polymer Electrolyte Membrane
uel Cells."
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Music professor new
president of nation
al string teacher or- s<
ganization ?
Robert Jesselson has been elected
president of the American String a\
Teacher Association. "1
Jesselson, who has taught cello oi
at the university since 1981, will di
serve a two-year team as president- in
elect before taking the helm of the Fi
12,000-member professional organization
for an additional two years.