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The Red and Black
Thursday. March II. 19X2
Five bound over on drug charges
By Sl'SAN LACCETO
ami Black Miff Writer
Three University students and two
local residents were bound over to
Clarke County Superior Court
Wednesday after appearing at a
hearing in Magistrate's Court on
charges of violating the Georgia
Controlled Substances Act
Athens police arrested the 13
people, including four students in a
three-county raid conducted by the
Georgia Bureau of Investigation,
Athens police and the Winder and
Jackson County police Feb 15 and 16
The arrests stemmed from a six
month joint investigation by the GBI
and Athens police in which the 13
were charged with selling drugs to
GBI undercover agents in the fall of
1981, said Athens Police Chief
Everett Price
GBI undercover narcotics agent
Dennis Merriman testified at
Wednesday 's hearing in all five of the
cases presented
University student Britt Bynum,
». of Prince Avenue, is to appear
before a grand jury hearing during
the January 1982 session of Clarke
County Superior Court The hearing
date will be determined by Assistant
District Attorney Tom Cooke and
should be sometime before April,
said Magistrate's Court Judge Pierre
Boulogne
Bynum is charged with selling 25 4
grams of marijuana to a GBI un
dercover agent Aug 23,1981
University student Lee Lawson, 26,
of Sunset Drive, will appear before a
grand jury during the same term
Lawson is charged with selling one
gram of cocaine to GBI agent Darrell
Tiewell on July 25, 1981 His second
charge stems from an incident that
occurred Aug 14, 1981 in which he
allegedly sold '» ounce of cocaine,
valued at *540. to GBI agent
Mem man
Edmund Maron, 19, of Creswell
Hall, is charged with selling 4 2
grams of marijuana in September
1981 and 27 5 grams of marijuana in
November Merriman testified that
the sale was made in Creswell Hall
Fletcher Barnes, 26, of Kennedy
Circle, and Kim Sheridan. 25, of
Bogart, also will appear before a
grand jury before the January term
ends in April. Barnes is charged with
two counts of selling marijuana Aug
7 and Sept 15, 1981 and Sheridan is
charged with one count of selling
marijuana to undercover agents Dec
2,1981
"Those charged with the sale of
marijuana face one-to-10-year prison
sentences for each offense and those
charged with tlie sale of cocaine face
five-to-30-year sentences on each
count." said GBI agent Billy Shep
pard
Student Ernest Livingston Jr., 22,
of Williams Street, will appear in
court today on charges of two counts
of selling marijuana
Ricky Boswell, 29, of Commerce;
Terry Decker, 22, of Easy Street.
Athens; Sam Sanders. 26, of Virginia
Avenue, Athens and Jim Wareham
Jr., 24, of Winder, are also to appear
in court today.
Commission extends
Georgia Square bus
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2139 W Brood St. Athens
Serving:
Polynesian drinks
lunch specials
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The County Commission
granted new life to the
Georgia Square bus route,
but made clear t)ie tran
sitory nature of the exten
sion.
Financial assistance to the
Athens Transit System will
be continued for "six months
or *6,000 — whichever comes
first,” commission Chair
man James Holland said
Tuesday
The county was the last of
tliree groups needed to ap
prove funding. The Georgia
Square Merchants Associa
tion granted more money for
the bus route at its annual
meeting Feb 8 and the
Athens City Council did so on
March 2
Commissioners Archie
Patterson and Herbert
Logan voted against giving
more county funds
The commission voted
down an amendment that
would have required a
referendum on future fund
ing for the mall bus
Without additional county
money, the bus service
would have ended this week
— Tom Mather
Correction
Wednesday's edition said
there were nine candidates
in Georgia's gubernatorial
race There are actually 11.
Student Affairs
CAREER PLANNING AND PLACEMENT
The following representatives will interview on campus on March 15:
Defense Mapping Agency
Davison's (Marketing Interchip Only >
NOTICE!!
TEACHER PLACEMENT DAY will be held on March 16 it will be conducted as an Open
House at the Coliseum from 10 00 to 1 00 N’o sign-up is needed
ATTENTION:
MARCH GRADUATES!!
We are interested in keeping your files up to date Therefore, please inform us as to a job
offer you have received as well as any changes in your address or telephone number
SPRING QUARTER RECRUITING to begin April 5. 1982
Sign-up sheets for April 5 - April 16 w ill be posted on Friday, March 26.
This m/ormotion has bfen prepared and submitted by
lheo//iceo/Sludenl Affairs
STUDENT AFFAIRS
STUDENT FINANCIAL AID
Financial Aid applications for the 1982-83
academic year are now available in the office
of Student financial Aid. 220 Academic Bldg..
Monday - Friday, 8:00 am. - 5:00 p.m.
This in/ormation has been submitted and
prepared by the office of Student Affairs
STUDENT AFFAIRS
90.5 FM STAFF POSITIONS
Applications will be available March 3 at
Memorial Hall Information Booth for Spring
Quarter 1982 staff positions at 90.5 FM, the
University of Georgia radio station. Positions
are open on the announcing, news, sports, and
public affairs staffs. The deadline to turn in
applications is 5 p.m..March 12.
This in/ormation has been prepared and submitted
by the Q//ice of Student Affairs
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Santa Fe, sea for spring
By ANN DEACON
Red and Black Sulf Wliter
When it comes to fashion this spring,
the new looks will take to the prairie and
the sea for their inspiration.
Yvonne Fortson, general manager of
Casual Corner at Georgia Square, said the
nautical look and the Santa Fe influence
are very strong this season.
"Ruffled skirts, petticoats, conch belts
and ruffled cotton blouses will be , big
part of the Santa Fe or prairie look, ' she
said.
Dresses too will have a prairie in
fluence. said Darlene Brinckmann. sales
manager for the Athens branch of
Davison's junior department
To wear with the prairie look, Fortson
suggested conch belts, turquoise jewelry
and boots, and Brinckmann said
espadrilles would be a good choice with
the look
One of the other main styles for spring
is the nautical look Sailor shirts with red-
and-white or blue-and-white stripes and
trim, rope belts, boat shoes and skirts and
dresses in bright blues and reds dominate
the style
Brinckmann said bright reds and blues
are important colors, and a range of what
she called "calypso colors," such as jade
and turquoise, will also be in style this
spring.
"Pleated walk shorts will be big this
spring and also something new called a
'skort', which is a cross between a skirt
and shorts about the length of a
miniskirt," Brinchmannsaid.
She said "skort'’ will come in
lightweight fabrics like cotton sheeting
and light knits. It also can be used as a
swim cover-up
In dresses. Brinckmann said T-shirt
and jacket dresses will be very popular
The season's swimwear will be
dominated by the jungle motif, such as
leopard spots, tiger stripes, etc. As far as
basic styles in swimwear, there will be a
lot of V-plunges, high-cut legs and
puckered material in both maillots and
bikinis. Brinckmann said.
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