Saturday, July 13, 1974



THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Nine
Hypnologists help clients break
bad habits, maintain good ones

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tending." However, he admits
that the center had not discov-
ered any "fakers."
There are no regulations guv-
erning practicing hypnologiuts
in Michigan.
"We would like to see laws,"
says Beltz. "Some practitioners
are doing more than they are
qualified for. They are dealing
with complex emotional prob-
lems they cannot handle."
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Beltz contends that there are
f e w professional hypoologists
nationally, although many medi-
cal personnel practice it regu-
larly.
"Yet," Beltz warns,. "there
a r e thousands of non-profes-
sional practitioners, and this is
where concerns should be."
To someone seeking sypnosis,
Beltz cautions, "Watch out if
he (the practioner) is vague
when asked for his creden:ials,

displaiys instahility in his husi-
ness, or has a non-prufessiosal
Bet., an ordatned minister of
the Society for Spiritual Mid,
an interfaith group of practic-
ing c 1 e r i e a I hypnotists, re-
ceived his MA in Guid.ice mid
Counselling at Eastern Mich-
igao and has participated in
seminars conducted by I hi e
American Institute of l ypas-is,
Los Angeles.

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NO, HE'S not doing the tango-Dave Macdonald's horse strug-
gles to stay upright as his rider competes in a bareback riding
competition at rodeo in Calgary.
c U
tate accepts budget

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THE UNIVERSITY had re-
quested an increase of $23.4
million, which included a 9.7
per cent salary increase, a five
per cent inflationary increase
on non-salary items and a .7
per cent staff benefits increase.
However, University officials
admit the requests were maisly
for "bargaining purposes only"
and that they never expected to
receive them.
Fauri admitted he was "of
course glad to note that the
Senate had concurred v i-h the
House's higher figure" on the
budget.
PRESIDENT Robber Flem-
ing is expected to aunt ncee the
University's appropriations of
the budget, sometime before
the July 26 Regents gaeeting.
The Regents will approve the
proposed allocations : at that
time. An announcement of any
rise in tuition would also take
place then..
Fleming was not available
for comment on yesterday's ac-
tion by the legislature.
In another controversial area,
the Higher Education Bill ap-
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proved yesterday granted no
funds for proposed law schools
at either Michigan State Uni-
versity or Western Michigan
University as had been hotly
debated in the legislatute.
The measure also granted the
University of Michigan Dear-
born Campus a'$5.9 million bud-
get and the University's Flint
campus a total of $5.1 million.
In addition, the bill appro-
priated $6.9 million for the Uni-
versity's psychiatric hospitals,
an increase of $.5 million and
gave the Mental Health Re-
search Institute $1.7 million, a
S.1 million increase.
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