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THE MICHIGAN DAILY
Sunday, September 12, 1971
Page Six THE MICHIGAN DAILY Sunday, September 12, 1971
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(Continued from Page 1) While some of this research was Yet, to what extent Assembly
Over the past several years, later found to aid such popular intends to refine this order t re-
close to one-sixth of the Univer- causes as pollution control and mains in question, considering
sity's $60 million in research has increased food production, the CRC's conclusion that their meth-
been funded by the military. And, i bulk has been applied to weapons ods were adequate.
And, of this amount, over $5 mil-I systems which have often been In the meantime, the Research
lion is for classified projects- used by the U.S. military in In- Policies Committee began fulfill-
without public access to the details dochina. ing its part of the "examination"
of professors' work. The Regents. in 1968 banned re- process by reviewing the rules
The general outlines of this re- search whose "specific purpose governing classified research - a
search, however, have long been . . is to destroy human life or review which will be presented
public information. Traditionally incapacitate human beings." Assembly at this month's meeting.
the University's area of specialty Last March, stormy sessions of However, according to one com-
in classified research hasebeen Senate Assembly, called to settle mittee member and the commit-
perfecting remote and infrared the issue, produced no solution. tee's June interim report, the
devices as well as radar A proposal co-authored by medical thrust of their recommendations
for the Army, Navy, and Air Prof. Donald Rucknagel and social will be simply "tighten up the lan-
Force, work Prof. Roger Lind which guage" pertaining to classified re-
- . - . would have halted classified re- search which they agreed was
searc hon campus was defeated "principally judgmental in char-
31-26 in favor of one that called acter."
MARTHA COOK for more "review and examina- In its three-year history, CRC
tion" of the question. Assembly has rejected only three requests
BUILD ING added: for classified research contracts
"The Assembly instructs the as inappropriate.
committees (CRC and Research Last winter's opposition to class-
OFFERS. Policies) to work out means of ified research was characterized
Convenience barring classified military research, both by a large group of students
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