Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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use ' BRIEFS USC draws more blood than Clemson USC won this year’s Carolina-Clemson blood drive, with 2,397 pints donated. Clemson’s total was 1,781 pints. This year marked USC’s fifth win in the competition’s 17-year history. A trophy was presented to the USC Fraternity and Sorority councils during halftime at Saturday’s football game. The councils cosponsored the blood drive with the American Red Cross. Both universities worked all year to promote the event and make it a success. This year marked the most donations in the event’s history. The blood drive, which ended Friday, is an intense rivalry that takes place every year during the week of the USC-Clemson football game. USC ends mixed paper recycling The USC Office of Waste Management and Recycling will no longer collect mixed paper for recycling. The mixed-paper collection will be replaced with a paper collection, which will include only white and colored ' nonglossy paper. Newsprint, magazines, books, craft paper, smooth cardboard and junk mail won’t be accepted. The change has been made because of the slowdown in the economy and recycling markets available to USC. Sanford Hodges called on campaign promise CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1 ing distance of each other, often offer similar courses. “That redundancy that is built in the system means we aren’t dispro portionately funding some places we ought to be,” Sanford said. Across-the-board budget cuts by the South Carolina Budget and Control Board in October has caused USC and other schools to reduce funding to most depart ments. Education funding was cut by $79.2 million, USC by $7.9 mil lion and Clemson by $4.6 million. Though Sanford was not op posed to cuts in the education bud get, he thought Hodges had for gotten a campaign promise. “If you run as the ‘education governor’ and the next thing you know, you’re proposing across the-board budget cuts that include education; the two don’t exactly coexist,” Sanford said. Sanford also took issue with Hodges’ decision on across-the board cuts. “The role of the chief executive is to make the tough calls,” Sanford said. “Across-the-board cuts is saying that everything is the same, that there is no relative merit to this program versus the merit to that program.” Today, Sanford will officially chal lenge Gov. Hodges to disclose soft money contributions received by the S.C. Democratic Party. The disclo sure was originally recommended by the governor’s panel on campaign finance reform seven months ago but hasn’t been acted on. “There is nothing wrong with sunshine in the political process,” Sanford said. Comments on this story?E-mail gamecockcitydesk@hotmail.com. Tuesday, Nov. 13 O ILLEGAL USE OF TELEPHONE, 1323 GREENE ST. The victim said someone called and harassed her. The victim was given a log to keep track of the calls. Reporting officer: J.D. Rosier. Q MALICIOUS INJURY TO REAL PROPERTY, 701 ASSEMBLY ST. The complainant said the subject broke a large glass window at the Coliseum. The subject cut himself on the glass and fled the scene. Estimated value: $500. Reporting officers: R.A. Whitlock and N.U. Beza. Wednesday, Nov. 14 © LARCENY OF CALLING CARD, 1614 COLLEGE ST. The victim said someone removed a Sprint phone card from the top of her desk. She said the card was left beside her phone in the Humanities Classroom Building. Estimated value: $50. Reporting officer: C.N. Ettenger. O ILLEGAL USE OF TELEPHONE, 614 BULL ST. The victims said they received several harassing phone calls. They were given a log to keep track of the calls. Reporting officer: K.A. Gilbert. © AUTO BREAK-IN, 800 GREENE ST. The victim said someone broke out the driver’s side triangular window of her 1999 silver Ford Mustang. A black leather Gap jacket was missing. Estimated value: $150. Reporting officers: J.L. Meador and R.A. Whitlock. © MALICIOUS INJURY TO „ PERSONAL PROPERTY, 1405 WHALEY ST. The victim said someone broke out the driver’s side front window 6f her car. Nothing was missing. Estimated damage: $250. Reporting officer: C. Taylor. o BURGLARY, 1000 BLOSSOM ST. The complainant said someone broke into Ellis Don Construction by removing the lock from the door. The complainant said the offices had been disturbed. The complainant said she would have to inventory to see if anything was missing. Reporting officer: R.A. Whitlock, o LARCENY OF GAMEBOY, 701 ASSEMBLY ST. The victim said someone removed a Gameboy and a Gameboy cartridge from the unlocked Coliseum employee locker room. Estimated value: $140. Reporting officer: J.A. Clarke. Thursday, Nov. 15 ® AUTO BREAK-IN, 700 PARK ST. The victim said someone broke into his green Honda Accord through the - rear passenger window. The victim said the following items were missing: a black Jansport back pack, a statistics text book, a J. Crew jacket and 2 TI-83 calculators with viewscreens. Estimated value: $1220. Reporting officers: J.A. Henry and G. Kerwin. ® LARCENY OF MONEY, 1512 PENDLETON ST. The • complainant said someone removed $75 from a desk at Barnwell College. Reporting officer: J.A. Henry. POLICE REPORT Each numbered symbol on the map represents a single crime that corresponds with the numbered descriptions in the list below it. DAY CRIMES $ □ Violent crimes ■ ^ NIGHT CRIMES (6a.m.-6p.m.) -p: ~ ~ ^ r (6 p.m.-6 a.m.) I O Nonviolent crimes #1 □ O CRIMES AT UNKNOWN HOURS ' ----— I* w/Ad Wli Pay $30 On Bike The Great Outdoor Connection Fri. 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