The Michigan Daily-Saturday, April 15, 1978-Page 7 MSA board increases student aborti~on benefit large living room and August. 995-2864. chn. Mvay-Asugust or JUIy- dU416 MAY-AUGUST! One bedroom/bathroom in 2 bed- room apartment. A/C, balcony, sunroof. Spacious living room, kitchen, free parking, laundry in build- ing. Close to Law Quad, IM building. Price nego- tible. Call 668-8099. 07U416 SUBLET-ROOM in furnished .3 bedroom house, Old West Side. Walk/bike campus. Rent negotiable. 663-6099, Paul. 0U416 MALES TO SHARE 3 bedroom apartment next to Bagel Factory. A/C, free parking, balconies, fur- nished. Call after 6,995-4954. 10U416 NEED 2, 3, or 4 for modern bi-level apt. 2 bdrm., 11/2 bath. A/C, balconies, cable TV, kitchen appli- ances. 5 min to campus, free parking. 663-7190. 20U416 MAY-AUGUST SUBLET-2 bedroom apt., large living room, air conditioning, shag carpeting, near campus and I-M sports. 662-1794. .. 21U416 BAGELS Spacious 4-man apartment located next to Bagel Factory. Balcony view of S.U. A/C. Price negotiable. 668-8472. 19U416 ONE OR TWO BEDROOMS availble in 3-bedroom apartment near campus. Low rept, kitchen facilities. May-August. Call Mimi at 995-2743 or 668.-9669. dU416 BEDROOMS(3), kitchen, comfortable den; near campus. Sublet together or separate. $70/room. 764- 3631. 23U416 SUBLET MAY-AUGUST-4-man apartment near campus, 3 places open. Negotiable price. Call 6615- 8535. 16U416 SUMMER SUBLET, Fall option. Own room in two bedroom apt., near downtown. Rent-Summer $115 (negotiable); Fall $130. Call Denise, 994-0949, or Paul, 761-0828 after 5:30. 22U416 SPRING-SUMMER Bi-level, 2 bdrms., 2 baths, 2 sunny balconies, air conditioning, dishwasher, free parking. $225. 525 Walnut, No. 16.663-4699. 14U416 CAMPUS-HOSPITAL Clean and beautiful, modern, furnished apart- ment, 2 bedroom, top-floor, balcony, A/C, parking, laundry. Low rent May 1-Aug. Bargain rate if pos- session after May 28. 665-0439. 13U416 SUBLET-May-August. Modern apt., bi-level, 2 bed- rooms, A/C, dishwasher, 1 baths, new furniture, reserved parking, balcony, carpeting. 995-4462. 15U416 FEMALE ROOMMATE-Share furnished apart- ment close to campus with Oriental girls; own room, sublet Spring-Summer. $95/mo. Call Lina, 665-7814. 11U416 ONE FEMALE NEEDED. Own room in modern apartment. $75 per month. 995-3005. 38U416 OWN ROOM in spacious 2-bedroom furnished townhouse. Sundeck, garage, A/C, pool. Bargain- $120/month. May-August. Call 994-4761 persistently. 37U416 ONE BEDROOM, balcony, parking, air, across from LM. May-August. Price negotiable. 662-7486. dU415 MAY-AUGUST. $60/month. Own room in 4-bed- room apartment. 1 block from old IM. Porch. 912 Mary. 665-2914. 05U416 JUNE-AUGUST SUBLET Own room in 3 bedroom apartment. 10 min. from Diag. 2 min. walk to Burns Park. Price negotiable. Call Mark, 769.2297. 08U415 SUNNY SUBLET-May-August. Two bedroom modern apartment, 4 blocks south of campus. A/C, huge southwindow, parking available. Call 665- 7580after5 p.m. ; 41U416 WHY SUBLET? Be a member! Spring in co-ops offers you single room and meals on North or Central campus. Work and play together. ICC, 4002 Michigan Union, 662-4414. dU416 SPRING-SUMMER, 912 Church, No. 1-2 bedroom apt., nice old house. 665-7288. Fall option. 57U416 SUBLET SINGLE in house, May-August. Excellent location, across from Rackham. Access to kitchen. 663-0075, Malcolm, 913 East Huron, R. 7. 82U416 FREE CASE OF BEER! SUMMER SUBLET- July-August. Spacious 3 bedroom house. Prime loca- tion, East U-Hill. Rent negotiable. 663-4574, 764- 4030. .73U416 SPRING-SUMMER-1bedroom in large sunny 2 bedroom apartment. Fantastic location. Call 994- 3387. 48U416 SUMMER VILLA-May-Aug. Huge 4 bedroom apar- tment in house. Room for 4-6 people. furnished, with great porch. 3 blocks to campus, 2 to Dooley's or downtown AA. Utilities. Parking. 327 S. Division. 662- 6197. 1lU4ffi FURNISHED ONE BEDROOM apartment includes utilities except electricity, close to campus. Tappan Street, 663-8047, 95U416 SPRING/SUMMER SUBLET-Female to share 2- bedroom, own room. Lots of niceties. Call 662- 8740. 95U416 SUBLET WE HAVE AN EXTENSIVE LIST OF LOW PRICE SUB- LETS FOR SPRING AND SUM- MER. ROOMMATES AND 1, 2, and 3 BEDROOM FURNISHED APARTMENTS LOCATED ON CAMPUS. FOR BEST SELECTION- CALL NOW !! 668-6906 663-3641 cUtc TWO-BEDROOM-Sublet May thru August. Fur- nished, parking, air. Close to campus. 320 E. Madi- son, Apt. 10.663-1299. 29U416 SUBLET-Spring, Summer. Abbey Apartments. 3 bedroom, 2 bath. Air conditioned, dishwasher, laun- dry, parking available, close to campus. Price nego- tiable. Call 665-4534. 45U503 SUBLET-2-bedroom modern apartment 1 block from Medical Center. Furnished, A/C, dishwasher, parking. Call 668-2423 p.m. 53U415 MAY TO AUGUST sublet of sunny two bedroom apartment in house. Close to campus, $150/month. Call 994-1265 after six. dU416 IDEAL FOR KIDS-Two bedroom furnished apart- ment, washer-dryer, dishwasher. Large outside play area, Mich. bus stop. $200/month, June 1-Sept 1. Will consider earlier date. 662-2271. 46U416 SUBLET-BEST Location. 2 bdrm., A/C, G-disp., 1/ baths, bi-level, laundry rm., free parking, vacuum. Carriage House Apt. 665-7021. 36U416 MAY-MAY-One bedroom, livingroom, kitchen, full bath. Carpeting and fireplace. Cozy. 665-3159. 32U416 SUBLET-3 SINGLE ROOMS in a 6 bedroom house. Furnished with fireplace, new kitchen appliances, fully carpeted. May-August only. $70/month. Green- wood near Packard. 50U416 SUBLET-CHEAP EFFICIENCY. Fall option. Air conditioned, close to campus. Call~ Doug, 668-7425. 38U416 MODERN TWO-MAN EFF. May-Aug. $145/mo. A/C, disposal, washer/dryer. Thompson near Liberty. 995-3072. dU416 MAY-AUGUST. 2-bedroom apt., A/C, garbage dis- posal, sheltered parking, good-sized bedrooms, nice living room. Sunny, close to campus. Price nego- tiable. 665-9063. 37U416 NEED A PLACE for the month of MAY ONLY? Sublet your very own bedroom in a three-bedroom apartment. Close to campus, congenial. Call Steve, 665-2087. dU415 SPRING-SUMMER Sublet. Gorgeous house, 3 bed- rooms left, air conditioning, near Power Center. -663-1916. 98U416 ROOM IN HOUSE on Packard near State. Mid- May or June thru August. $75/month. Phone 994- 5615. 31U416 SUBLET-May-August. Share modern furnished apt. with two male Eng. Students. Bi-level, balcony, A/C, located behind E. Eng. Price negotiable. 9945845. 13U416 WEST PARK-2/4 months, 2 bedroom apartment. Fall option, furnished/unfurnished. 662-3403, eve- nings 39U416 FEMALE-May-August. 1 or 2 bedrooms in spacious bi-level apartment; large porch; Church-South Uni- versity area; 3 minutes to Central Campus. Rent negotiable. Possible fall option for 1.662-9179. 36U416 ONE-BEDROOM APARTMENT close to campus. Price negotiable. 995-1824. 56U416 SPRING-SUMMER SUBLET-2 bedroom modem apartment for rent. Many extras. Rent negotiable. 668-8138. 77U415 5 BEDROOM house, ON CAMPUS, summer, nego- tiable, FALL OPTION, private landlord. 665-5593. 02U416 SUBLET FOR RENT-Two bedroom, air cond., near med center, rent negot. 665-5103. 80U416 FALL OPTION-July-August sublet-Female grad. student to share 2 bedroom apt. Fireplace-beamed ceiling-furnished. Near Farmer's Market. 662- 5939. 96415 OWN ROOM in furnished house next to campus, near Geddes bus stop. $75 per month. Parking in- cluded, fall option. 425 Church St. 663-6739. 97U415 ROOMS FOR RENT. Spring-Summer in large lux- urious 6 bedroom..house, two full baths, 2nd floor sun porch, across from East Quad. 663-4369. 31U415 MAY-AUGUST-One bedroom in two bedroom modern apartment; fully furnished, air conditioning, 5 minute walk to campus, free parking, $57.50. Call Max, 665-5691. dU416 EFFICIENCY-Ann & Ingalls, furnished, free park- ing, rent negotiable, May-Aug. 668-6522 evenings. 0U416 SUBLET-Large, one bedroom apartment. Near I.M. Building. 15 minutes from campus. Call 663- 8065. 72U504 SUBLET 3 SINGLE rooms in a 6 bedroom house. Furnished with fireplace, new ktchen appliances, fully carpeted. May-August only. $70/month ea. Greenwood near Packard. 995-7673 or 665-0969.50U416 SUBLET 2-BEDROOM modern apartment I block from Medical Center. Furnished, A/C, dishwasher, parking. Call 668-2423 p.m. 53U416 WANTED-Sublet or share expenses on a room or apartment for Spring-Summer semester, one or more days a week in cultural/congenial setting. Chuck, Box 22, Michigan Daily. 16U416 SUBLET-2 bedrooms, furnished, parking, laundry, A/C, $200/month. Available mid-May-August. May FREE. Near CCRB. Call 663-7041. 7U416 SUBLET WITH POSSIBLE FALL OPTION-Two rooms in coed co-op house, Division near Packard. Cheap. Don or Dan, 761-9447. 59U415 WOMAN NEEDED to sublet 1 room in 2 bedroom apartment. Close to campus, balcony, parking, laundry. Rent $100. Call 663-9199. 15U416 SPRING/SUMMER SUBLET-Large furnished efficiency. Air cohditioning, laundry, parking facilities. Located across from St. Joe's. $160 firm. Call 662-7323 after 10 p.m. 88U416 SUMMER SUBLET! Space for one in 2 bedroom, 4-man apartment. Excellent location; near campus. Air conditioning, dishwasher, parking. Call 663- 6100. 22U416 WANTED SUBLETTERS! May-August. 2 Bdrm. Apt. 1010 Catherine, No. 209. A/C, dishwasher, parking, reasonable rent. 995-4916. 16U416 SUMMER SUBLET! 2 bedrooms in sunny house. Pets okay. Fall option. Available May 1. Call Sara or Blayney, 769-7042 or 668-9669. Keep trying. 28U505 SPRING/SUMMER-5 bedroom house located 1 block south of Law Quad. Furnished, 2 full baths, parking, fireplace. Will consider a group or indi- viduals.'Call 764-8754 or 764-8759. 01U416 SUMMER SUBLET-2 bedroom, bi-level apart- ment, A/C, near campus and Arb. Price negotiable. 662-8516. 02U416 MAY/AUGUST-Own room in large 2 bdrm. apt. near Med ctr., a/c, prefer grad male. 663-1786. 99U416 ONE BEDROOM, furnished apartment. Five min- utes to Diag. A/C, kitchen, bath. May-Auust. $125/ month or best offer. 662-9191. Free Cable TV. 81U416 JUNE 1 SUBLET, Fall op. Lg., sunny 2 bdrm. apt. by N. Campus. A/C, dishwasher, laundry rm., pool, tennis. Call before 9 a.m. & after 5 p.m., 769- 7146. 91U416 SUMMER SUBLET May through August-Great 2 bedroom modern apt., furnished, full kitchen, terrace, dishwasher, laundry facilities, free parking, bright and airy. Rent reasonable. Call 665-3955 persistently. dU415 FEMALE NEEDED-Single room in house. Spring- Summer. 662-4299. 68U416 One bedroom apartment, furnished, parking, near U. of M., sunny. $175/mo. Call 994-0670 evenings, weekends. 68U416 $75-FEMALE SHARE ROOM. Air conditioned, fur- nished apartment. 662-8903. dU416 Campus Area Sublet Service A free service to assist our tenants Complete selection of furnished summer apartments "from one to five bedrooms in modern bldgs. and older houses. Central Campus and Medical Center locations. stop by or call: Campus Rentals 1335S. University 665-8825 By MICHAEL ARKUSH The Michigan Student Assembly's (MSA) Insurance Committee approved a measure Thursday night to boost abortion benefits for students from $100 to $175. The measure, approved 6-1 by the Committee, also increases benefits for normal child birth from $200 to $300 and from $300 to $400 for caesareans. "This shows we have the most comprehensive student health insurance program this University has ever had," said Phil Merdinger, chairman of the Committee. THE PROPOSAL to increase abortion benefits was in- troduced at last week's Committee meeeting but a formal vote was postponed when Committee members said it would be inconsistent to increase abortion benefits without the ad- ditional increases in normal child birth and caesarean birth benefits. Thursday's vote, however, was quick and decisive. "I was happy it was such a quick vote and I think everybody was glad that it passed," said Dick Brazee, an abortion funding advocate. Last week, the Committee held a bitter meeting to reviev its health insurance polices focusing primarily on the y - troversial abortion issue. A long debate ensued with' ad- vocates of abortion beneifts and opponents contesting the validity in increasing the benefits. Pro-abortionists said the average student's budget"could not support an abortion. Abortion opponents requested the committe to abolish its abortion benefits because of moral considerations. The Committee finally voted to continue the existing abortion benefits. WANTED TO RENT-One man efficiency apart- ment or room in house for student who will be starting law school in the fall. Please write 1201 Palm Beach Rd., Apt. 106 E. Stuart, Fla. 33494. dL416 ,VrU rU K A um i aouue for fall. nard- working, non-smoking, senior. Call Kevin: 994-4624. 09Y416 FEMALE ROOMMATE! wanted to share apt. Spring/Summer. Cable TV; A/C; close to campus. Please call after 5:00; 994-0065. 17Y416 FEMALE ROOMMATE NEEDED for Fall to share 2-bedroom apartment. $99/month. Hilland Tappan. 764-1898 or 764-1899. 39Y416 NEEDED! 2 FEMALES to share large 2 bedrom apartment. 2 blocks. from campus. For Fall '78. Call 994-5694. 17Y415 FOR FALL/WINTER-MALE roommate who is a non smoker and likes sports, to share apartment in heart of campus. Apartment is one-bedroom with bath, complete kitchen. Call 994-6263 after 5 p.m. dY416 ROOMMATES WANTED! for spacious tri-level apartment, fall term. Excellent location. $115-147. 665-7431. 25Y415 MALE ROOMMATE NEEDED FOR FALL. 3 bed- room apt., 2 baths, centrallocation. Parking avail- able. $103/month. 668-8789. 9OY416 ROOMMATES NEEDED- Two rooms in 3 bdrm.; A/C; near B-School. 663-8714. 23Y415 ONE BEDROOM available in 4-person apartment. For 1-2 people. $92.50 per person. Call Connie, 764-7608. 33Y416 BIK ESAN @SCOOTERS 1975 KAWASAKI 175cc-on/off road. Only 447 miles. Price negot. Call 665-5381. 76Z415 BIKE FOR SALE-SUZUKI 250c.c., 2-smoke, 6,000 miles, 1971,$400.663-6371, evenings. 36Z416 BIKE FOR SALE-Suzuki 250 c.c., 2-smoke. 6,000 miles, 1971,$400.663-6371, evenings. 36Z416 MUSICA L MDSE., R ADIOS, REAIS USED GRAND PIANO, good shaDe-and. sound ApolloMusic Center, 769-1400. exte USED MARTIN, good shape. Call Don, 761-9431. cXtc FENDER TELECASTOR with maple neck and hard case. Anollo Music Center. 323 S. Main. pcXtc CIA, U (Continued from Page 1) ch materials, and had Agency analysts cooperate with a University professor. "I have decided to try to do an inter- view project focusing on problems of political communication within the Chinese political system," wrote the unnamed professor. This would involve interviewing "between twenty and thir- ty ex-cadres from the party or gover- nment . . ." A cadre is a Chinese Com- munist party or government official. After a detailed explanation of his planned research, the professor wrote his reason for approaching the Agency: "The immediate question about which I would appreciate your guidance con- cerns the practical aspect of this type of project." THE PROFESSOR asked if twenty to thirty ex-cadres would be available for an interview and whether he could gain access to them. "In particular might it be possible to get some informal official help or cooperation in locating a num- ber of ex-cadres now in the Unitedg States?" wrote the researcher. In connection with this the professor wrote, "I do not know whether the fact that I will have a clearance before long would affect my ability to gain access to these people." If the "clearance" the professor wrote of is with the CIA, it would mean that a contractual relationship existed between the professor and the CIA, ac- cording to Bill Peterson, an Agency spokesman. "If a guy's got a CIA clearance, obviously he must have something to do with the CIA." On the other hand, Peterson said, it could mean he was cleared by another gover- nment agency. The CIA response to the professor's inquiry discounted the possibility of finding 20 to 30 Chinese ex-cadres anywhere. But the CIA agent promised to arrange interviews with a few ex- cadres who live in the Washington area. "Let me know a bit in advance when you may be in town and I'll try to set things up," the agent said. In response to the question about the professor's clearance affecting his project the CIA agent wrote that "so far as I can ascertain, there is no dif- ficulty; of course, our role in any such project should not be publicized. In any case I can arrange a short session on the ground rules when you get to town." The documents indicate the professor met with CIA personnel on several oc- casions. He met with a top CIA China analyst and with at least one ex-cadre before going overseas to complete the project. WHEN THE PROFESSOR returned, the Agency offered him a job. A letter dated May 1, 1970 refers to an informal meeting the professor had with the CIA agent and his wife. "I appreciated the chance to talk over with you in some detail the em- ployment possibility with your group," wrote the unnamed professor.' 'There is much that is very attractive about the position you suggest." The professor wrote, however, that his long-term commitment was to academic life. "While that may change given the current state of things in the universitites, I want to think this aspect of things through with care," he wrote. The final result of this relationship could not be reconstructed from documents provided by the CIA. WHILE THE CIA was offering them jobs, professors sometimes returned the favor by clearing the way for Agn- cy personnel to get University .jobs when those agents were laid off becuase of CIA budget cuts. In a lette dated April 6, 1973, a University faculty member, also con- nected with the Center for Chinese Studies, wrote Hal Ford, CIA Coor- dinator for Academic Relations, ex- pressing his concern for those,at the CIA who might be laid off. THE LETTER continues: "Would you convey my feelings to any involved with whom I have had a personal or professional relationship? Is there anything I might do to help elsewhere in town? Should any of my friends on the Hill be alerted?" CIA employees on campus, for whatever reason, are not uncommon although little known. On Christmas Eve 1968 a professor connected ,to the Center for Chinese Studies sent a letter to a CIA employees. "Regarding (deleted), I am quite in- terested in having him join us here as a resource person for a year or two... . I am having a bit more trouble mobilizing support for him around the Center than anticipated, but I hope we can work out a mutually satisfactory arrangement," wrote the unnamed professor. In the 1966 CIA field trip report,. the CIA agents made the following recom- mendation: "Rather than having CIA engage in competition with the univer- sitites for the relatively few products of the China centers, it seems more profitable to use the idle capacity of such schools as Michigan for training of agency personnel already on duty in CIA." Ghina Center linked ANN ARBOR-THE ANTIQUES MARKET, Sunday, April 16, 5055 Saline-Ann Arbor Road, Exit 175 of I-94, over 225 dealers, everything guaranteed for authenticity. FEATURING: A-12, D-31 DOLLS; A-15 WINDSORS; 1 & 2/drawer cherry & walnut stands; set 6 chairs w/orig. paint; bucket bench w/fine cutout; A-21 MALE ROOM, Gloucester, N.C. PINE items-horns, helmets, buckets; TOYS; REV. WAR documents; Civil War drum; A-28 ORIENTAL RUGS inc. Wg. 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TO PROTECT THE UNBORN AND THE NEWBORN March of Dimes DAY AND EVENING 1978 SUMMER SESSION APPLICATIONS Are Now Being Accepted By GRAND RAPIDS JUNIOR COLLEGE (North Central Accreditation) SEND for catalo and mail application for day and A complete range of Liberal Arts and Business courses. evening sessions. You can register by mail until April Many technical area offerings. 28. You will be billed for your tuition. Classes run 3, 4, or 5 mornings for seven weeks, June 12 - WRITE: Director of Summer Session to July 28. Evening classes run two nights per week. Grand Rapids Junior College Guest applications welcomed. 143 Bostwick, N.E. COST: Grand Rapids residents: $14 per credit hour Grand Rapids, Michigan -49503 Michigan residents outside Grand Rapids: $23.50 per credit hour Or Call: (616) 456-4891 - Day classes Out of State residents: $35.00 per credi hour (616) 456-4890 - Evening classes t 1 . t Please send me summer session information: School or college you are now attending. Name - Address. City State Zip Use Daily Classifieds I INSTRUMENTS * NEW & USED * EXPERT REPAIR * RESTORATIONS REPAIR I SUBLET-May-August. 1 bedroom in 5 bedroom house. Kitchen, living room, dining room, furnished. Near campus. Cheap. 1023 Church. Call Beth, 764- 7620. 35U416 Q- z Z" W GUILD GUITARS If you thought you couldn't afford the sound and quality ofGUILD GUITARS & Strings come by and change your mind. Z '0 z i ... 1 '. " 'AI f 'lh ''11 'flr.r.1nngr' ' 'x'> 1E .fl ff - v flIl[M I it lii : L .:_.. :1 . :