The Michigan Daily-Friday, April 13,1979-Page 11 'not re ,ffice from who patro 'night MINIMUM Campus protected, bpolice, guards (Continued from Page 1) One former employee of State eceive the same training as Safety Security, a University student, said he rs. The same is true of the guards received no specialized training when the private State Security Service, hired as a State Security guard. "The are primarily charged with the first night they take you on the route l of empty University buildings at and show you the clocks you have to t. punch,''he said. THEY DIDN'T give us any training how to handle a rape in the vicinity of the buildings, or how to handle in- truders. They didn't tell us anything about first aid, either," said the student, who asked not to be identified. He also said that he was instructed Do a Tree never to confron an intruder, just to call in to headquarters. The security organizations patrolling a Favo .r: campus offer some measure of protec- tion for the student against the criminal. However, the best protection of all is for the students themselves to Recycle be aware potential dangers and take steps to avoid them. Ann Arbor police officials suggest that those students living in apartments with sliding doors place a wooden dowel in the track to keep the door from being slid open from the outside. As well, students are advised to avoid travelling alone at night and to report strangers in the area. Rooms should always be locked and valuables placed out of plain view. Although the problem of crime on campus is unlikely to ever be eliminated, student awareness and of- ficial competence can go a long way lassif lad-s towards reducing it. South Africa expels three U.S. officials FOR LEOTA RDS at SPECIAL PRICES come to ERIC'S SECOND SERVE Factory Outlet for Discount Sports Apparel. Name Brands, Overruns and Seconds (Continued from Page 1) South African sovereignity." "PHOTOGRAPHS in our possession reveal that the embassy aircraft was engaged in a systematic program of- photography of vast areas of South Africa, including some of our most sen- sitive installations," Botha said. Observers noted the photography could have been aimed at making a general aerial survey of broad stret- ches of territory for intelligence recor- ds, or at photographing specific targets-which perhaps might' include South Africa's top secret nuclear facility in the Kalahari Desert, or defense installations related to South Africa's war against guerrillas in South-West Africa. Some American diplomats speculated that the timing of the South African accusation was linked with the internal influence-buying scandal surrounding former Information Minister C.P. Muldur. "This sure has driven 'Muldergate' off the front pages," one said of the scandal. Also, South Africa yesterday recalled its two top diplomats in the United States but said the action was not linked to its expulsion on spying charges of three U.S. embassy officials in Pretoria. Long-Sleeve Leotards $6.80/Short-Sleeve $6.30 Tights $3.70/ Any Top and Bottom $9.25 406 E. Liberty 2 Blks. off State St. 663-6771 I I -~ Books Bought! Top, Prices Paid! (We'l( Pick-up) WESTSIDE BOOKSHOP Representatives of UNITED TELEPHONE COMPANY of Ohio will be recruiting in Ann Arbor on Thursday, April 19. We are interested in interviewing present college graduates or June graduates with the follow- ing degrees: 1. Bachelors or Masters Degree in Electrical Engineering. 2. Bachelors or Masters Degree in Business Admin- istration or Industrial Engineering. 3. Masters Degree in Business Administration with a strong background in Finance, Statistics, Market- ing or Accounting and a Bachelors Degree in Accounting. 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