I Thursday, July 31, 1975

THE MICHIGAN DAILY

Page Nine

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Thurday Juy 31 195 TE MIHIGN DILY ~geNin

DAILY
CLASSIFIEDS
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HELP WANTED
FASHION WAGON of Mineot
Woolen has part-time openings to
show beautiful fashions. No experi-
ence necessary. Must be over 21. If
you can work 3 days a week, have
transportation. and would like a
high income and free wardrobe, call
collect (616) 781-8695 or 781-8464.
26H81
GAY MEN. U-M tulents needed for
rescrch study. $4 paid for i hour.
Call r go to Human Sexuality Of-
te, 325 Michigan Union, 763-416.
04H731
PERSONAL
WANTED- Psych or Biology profess-
or to sponsor my independent study
pojton0 Reich, Yoga and au
p>ncture. Rich Fox, 994-067. 2OFO1
PLAY the original pinball machine
created for the movie "Tommy".
WIZARD is at Tommy's Holiday
Camp, Packard and State. cF801
CONTROL of tension and anxiety
though Behavior Modification. Call
Behavior Science Services, 994-0019.
cFtc
READ ALL the newspapers publish-
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sized mirrors, buy RK hair-care
products and if you get turned off,
get a haircut. U-M Stylists at the
Union. CF731
CHALK ONE UP for Local Motion.
45F731
FREE
August 3 concert
RARE EARTH TICKETS
When you get the HIGH SCORE
on TOP SCORE at
CROSS-EYED MOOSE
613 E. Liberty Deadline Aug. 2
:00 p.m. cl2
15% DISCOUNT on all acne prepara-
tions at the Village Apothecary,
1112 S. University. eFt
SAILING ABOARD 35 ft. ocean
croising ketch on weekends or eve-
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PERMANENT WEIGHT LOSSE
through Behavior Modification. Call
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alve nd welt in Dexter. Cl for
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Albert's Copying
Dissertation quality. Location: In-
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994-4028. oFt
JIM REMPE is cooing o the Mi-
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like him, -CF3
Pemsanent WEIGHT LOSS throgh
Behovioc Modification. Clt 94-
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214 S. 4th Ave. 994-4664
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62-399
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havior Modification, Call 994-0019.

AND if you found out about "it",
ask about whatever else there might
be back there. Michigan Union
Stand. cF731
PASSPORT PHOTOS taken at the
Daily, Wednesdays at 6 pin. 764-
0552.ask for Steve or Ken. 36'814

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FOUND: white with gray tiger strip-
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MISSING - Brown tri-fold wallet,
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TON XM-2 light meter, $20.
994-4696. 48D801
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Fall. $70. 994-4696. 47D801
FOR SALE: 35mm SLR Fujica 701-
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tible. Csol Bobsafter 6 p.m., 505-
1487. 93D802

Ford reports progress in
arms talks with Brezhnev

Continued from Page 1
Minister- Andrei Gromyko had
made progress on the issue of
verifying compliance of a
treaty when they met in Ge-
neva earlier this month.
That was the first indication
by any American official of
movement on that crucial issue,
and makes more likely the pos-
sibility of a treaty being signed
this year.
Ford and Brezhnev, in Hel-
sinki to sign the European se-
curity agreement, listened to op-
ening speeches from represen-
tatives of nine of the attending
nations.
P R E S I D E N T Urho
Kekkonen of Finland acclaim-

ed the opening of the summit
Wednesday as "a day of joy
and hope for Europe."
But Britain warned that de-
tente means little if it does not
improve people's daily ylives,
Greece accused Turkey of vio-
lating the summit's principles
by occupying part of Cyprus,
and U. N. Secretary-General
Kurt Waldheim reminded coun-
tries here that they are re-
sponsible for more than 80 per
cent of the world's military ex-
penditures.
The final document of the
Conference on Security and Co-
operation in Europe - a non-
binding set of principles - was
agreed upon in advance, so the

summit itself served mainly to
spur a feverish round of pri-
vate diplomatic talks.
THE CHARTER affirms that
frontiers are inviolable, but un-
der Western pressure for the
case of divided Germany, the
Soviet Union agreed to add the
clause that borders may be
changed through peaceful
means.
Chancellor Helmut Schmidt of
West Germany reaffirmed to
the conference "it remains our
aim to work for a state of
peace in Europe in which the
German nation will regain its
unity through free self-deter-
mination."

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