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The Michigan Daily -Tuesday, November 19, 1985-Page 6
School officials to compare school methods

LAKE BUENA VISTA, Fla. (AP) - The
nation's chief state school officials gave the go-
ahead yesterday for the creation of new ways to
compare how states are educating their children.
Their plan will create a system built around a
common test or joint bank of test questions that all
states could give to pupils in several grades.
THE PLAN was approved overwhelmingly by a
voice vote. Among the handful of "nays" were the
superintendents from Alabama, Arkansas, and
Wyoming.
Vermont's school chief, Stephen Kaagan, who
chaired a panel that drew up the blueprint for
future state comparisons, said, "We are closer
together on this issue this year.''
The plan drafted by Kaagan's committee would
create by 1989 a series of "educational indicators"
to provide comparative information in three
general areas:

" School outcomes, such as how many pupils
graduate from high school or get equivalency
diplomas, state test scores, and percentage of
graduates going to college, joining the military or
getting jobs;
" "Contextual factors" such as size, percentage
of students who are poor, limited in speaking
English or handicapped, how many attended pre-
school, parents' educational levels, and per-pupil
assessed valuation.
* Policies and practices, such as teacher
salaries, per-pupil expenditures, length of school
day and year, extent of advanced placement cour-
ses, rate of vandalism, and proportion of schools
with parents' organizations.
The federal government publishes statistics on
state graduation rates, teachers' pay, per-pupil
spending, and other measures. Most of the infor-
mation is drawn from the chiefs' own state depar-

tments of education.
But Kaplan said states vary widely on how they
gather data and they do not always agree on
definitions.
STATES ALSO differ on attendance data.
Kaagan noted that California claims its average
daily attendance rate is 98 percent, but California
counts as present anyone with a valid excused
absence.
The chiefs' program would rank the states on a
scale of 1 to 99, with a mean score of 50. Each state
would be scored on its educational outcomes,
policies and practices, and contextual factors.
The report suggested that states use questions
from a common test bank, possibly as part of the
existing, federally financed National Assessment
of Educational Progress which Florida, Ten-
nessee, Virginia, Wyoming and New York already
take part in.

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Hurricane nears Fla., gov. declares emergency

MIAMI (AP) - People flocked out
of the vulnerable Florida Keys
yesterday and Gov. Bob Graham
declared a state of emergency in
South Florida as Hurricane Kate
churned across tiny Bahamian islan-
ds.
Boaters gathering to escape winter
in the North were told to head for safe
inland harbors, and residents of
mobile homes and beachfront con-
dominiums were urged to find more-
secure shelter.
"CERTAINLY we ought to be
worried," said Neil Frank, director of
the National Hurricane Center. "This

isn't the big awesome kind of storm
we see in September, but it's a very
respectable hurricane."
At 5 p.m. EST, Kate's highest
sustained winds of 100 mph were cen-
tered near latitude 22.0 north and
longitude 76.0 west, in the
southeastern Bahamas and about 375
miles southeast of Miami, in what
local weather veterans call
."Hurricane Alley." The eye was
being carried west at 15 to 20 mph.
Five to 10 inches of rain was expec-
ted along its path, and tides 4 to 7 feet
above normal were predicted for the
area where it makes landfall, the ad-

visory said.
BY LATE afternoon, Kate appeared
to be edging northward and hurricane
warnings were posted for all of
southern Florida, from Jupiter Inlet,
north of Palm Beach, southward
through the Keys to the Dry Tortugas
and northward along the Gulf Coast to
Fort Myers, Frank said.
The Bahamas also issued hurricane
warnings.
Graham declared the state of
emergency for Palm Beach,
Broward, Dade, Lee, Collier, and
Monroe counties.
THE FIRST mandatory

Peace petition Associated Press
The Rev. Jesse Jackson and Jane Gruenebaum, left, hold a box with a
million U.S. signatures at the Soviet mission in Geneva yesterday. The
signatures, calling for a ban on nuclear testing, will be given to leaders of
both superpowers.

evacuations were in Dade County,
where Miami-area disaster officials
ordered residents of mobile homes
and trailers to move into motels or
friends' homes.
Graham earlier closed all state
parks in the Keys, sent state em-4
ployees home early at 3 p.m., and
urged residents to "evacuate im-
mediately."
The lone causeway connecting Key
Biscayne with Miami was jammed by
early evening.
The hurricane forced postponement
of today's Key West mayoral election,
with the voting to be rescheduled.







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MARKLEY - Male double. One lease for sale.
Call 6-7p.m. 764-3812. 96B1125
LYNX '82 GS wagon - 4 speed, air, power,
stereo cassette, 665-7953. 99131122
EXERCISE BIKE - 27 miles, sturdy,
speedometer, odometer, timer. 665-7953. OB1 125
FULL SKI EQUIPMENT - 1 year old.
EXCELLENT condition. Ski size 170's,
8,2 skiboot. Best offer. Brian 971-3812. 95B1204
1971 V.W. SQUAREBACK. New engine, new tires,
yellow. $650.763-3694. 91B1125
FOR SALE: '76 Chevy Malibu wagon, new brakes,
new tires, $700, call 764-5722, ask for John.
90B1125
1974 KAWASAKI - Motorcycle, $100. Call
662-6384. 88B1125
IS IT TRUE You Can Buy Jeeps for $44 through
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SCIROCCO '81, 5 speed, A/C, tape deck,
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SPACES NOW AVAILABLE FOR WINTER -
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average of $265/month. Includes food, phone,
free laundry machines, etc. Call 662-4414 or
stop by 4002 Michigan Union. Contracts also
available for fall 1986. cB1203
DODGE COLT '78. $950, radials, great winter
starter, 665-7317. 76B1122
RENAULT LECAR, 1980. Air, sunroof, AM-FM,
good condition. 47,000 miles. $1500.429-4533.
68B1122
DESPERATE! I've moved, I have to sell my
house. 3 bedroom split ranch, west side, one
mile from campus. 1-612-869-5895. CALL
COLLECT. 57B1202
'78 FIESTA. Runs Great. Many new parts.
$1100. Brian 994-5967. 63B1121
'76 MUSTANG, Excellent Condition $1600 Must
See Call 426-2934 Eves. 44B1119
MONZA SPYDER '79-4spd, sun/rf, am-fm cass,
more, no rust, 65,000mi, 764-3877. 65B1121
1980 MAZDA RX-7. 5-speed, great condition.
$5000. Call 665-7391. 91B1121

ALICE LLOYD LEASE for sale. Winter term.
Female single. Call Sarah at 764-4961. (keep
trying). 46B1127
IBMXT, IBMAT your best value. Hardware and
software. Call today 761-7583. 52B1120

MALE ROOMMATE NEEDED winter term,
spacious 2-bedroom apartment, Jan. - May lease,
$160/Month and electric, great location Hill and
Packard. Call Bill/Jeff 996-8458. 73C1203
FURNISHED EFFICIENCY for rent. very close
to campus. Available December 1st. 761-5313.
8101126
WANTED: Male roommate, January through
August. Beautiful apartment - 769-5787 (ask
for Paul.) 79C1122
2-BEDROOM APT. for 3-4 people on S. Forest.
Winter-Spring/Summer 994-6419. 69C1202

FOR RENT

4 MONTH LEASE for sale. (Jan.-May) Furnished
one bedroom bi-level apartment call 663-0310.
28C1118
WINTER/SPRING/SUMMER - One bedroom
in house. Share kitchen/other facilities. Rent
includes all utilities and house staples. Asking
$210. Call Dave 995-1748 after 7 p.m. or morning.
89C1125
OWN BEDROOM in two-bedroom apartment.
Close to campus. Must see. Call Tom -
663-2013. 87C1122
WANTED: Female border in a sorority for
winter term. Do not have to be Greek. GREAT
LOCATION. 761-8904 $375/mth & meals. cC1211
WINTER SUBLET available - Jan.-May lease.
Two bedroom apt., can accomodate 2-4 people -
modern, furnished, covered parking, laundry
facilities, swimming pool, utilities included -
located on E. University - call persistently
fora GREAT APARTMENT!663-3068. 37C1126
WINTER TERM SUBLET - 1 Bedroom in a
6 bedroom house. Kitchen, den, washer/dryer,
parking. Great housemates and location. 1 minute
to Union, $170/month + utilities. Call now -
Sheryl, Gail, or Jordan 761-2868. 47C1120
SUBLET for Winter term. Single room in spacious
6 bedroom house. Low rent. 761-2685. 66C1127
MALE ROOMMATE NEEDED for Winter term
187.50 includes heat 668-1957. 62C1122
NEED SUBLETTER for single lease in two
bedroom apt. Very close to campus, heat and
water incl. Large living room. Lease avail.
Jan-May or Jan-Sept. Rent $190/month. Call
Greg at 764-5837 or 996-3545. 67C1122

BRAND NEW TELEPHONES - Installed as
low as $15. Tone/Pulse avail. Great for Dorms.
Call Telephone Crazy 769-1603. cG1122
RESUMES - written - also word processed or
typeset; coverletters, too. 662-4530. cGtc
ACE Word processing, student discount.
769-9069. 21G1120
MERCURY'S MESSENGERS - Balloons &
Cakes delivered for all occasions. Visa, MC,
AMEX accepted. Call 24 hours. 668-8492. cGtc
NEW SUNGLASSES and SKI GOGGLES -
Vuarnet, Bolle, Ray-Ban at 20% off suggested
list. Call764-7859. 86G1122
ESEARCH PAPERS
14,278 to choose from-all subjects
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Custom research also available-all levels

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EDITOR - 40 years experience in making good
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service. 995-0772. cJ1211
TYPING - ALL KINDS - Fast, efficient service.
Reasonable rates. Laurie, 973-1592. cJtc
A-1 TYPING - On Campus. Professional Rush
Service Available. 668-8898. cJ1211
Papers/Resumes/Coverletters
EXECU-TOPS Word Processing 663-7158
cJtc
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Efficient service. 455-8270/459-1136. cJ1211
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Complete Secretarial Service
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761-5050
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636 S. Forest Ave.
761-2680
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hot..."
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classic
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in a storm"
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needs
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or pass
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24 Badge for a
good scout
25 Social divisions
28 Gently stroked
31 Walking -
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33 "The Greatest"
34 Lairs
35 "- Like a
Fox"
36 Type of soup or
salad
37 Picnic pest
38 Manitoba's
Great -
Lake
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40 Headlong rush
42 - Antilles
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overseas
province
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job
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Iran

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Abbr.
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Youngman
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going to St.
Ives..."
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Animals" com-
poser
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Moscow
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endings
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museum
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sliding-scale professional fee. Bob Blood, PhD,
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WANT TO BE MORE THAN A NUMBER, to
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are a senior involved in peculiar or fascinating
activities we might want to write about you in
the 1986 MICHIGAN YEARBOOK. Contact Pam
764-0561. 56F1119
RESEARCH VOLUNTEERS - Warner-Lambert/
Parke-Davis Pharmeceutical Research Division,
Community Research Clinic, is seeking healthy
male volunteers, 18-55 years of age, to participate
as subjects in drug research studies. Monetary
compensation is provided to research volunteers.
For further information call Mrs. S. Moran, RN,
Research Volunteer Coordinator, (8 a.m.-4 p.m.,
Mon.-Fri.),996-7051. 49F1120
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DEPARTMENT OF
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DEPARTMENT OF
GERMANIC STUDIES
announce
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in France at the Universite de Provence and
Germany, at Freiburg.
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11/19/85

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GLSCo RESTAURANT & Tavern offers excellent
part-time work opportunities. The following
positions are currently available: cocktail server,
host or hostess, bartender, busperson, cook,
dishwasher. Apply between 2-4 p.m., Monday
through Friday or after 5 p.m. daily. Corner
or State & Ellsworth. 98H1206
JOBS WITH THE GOVERNMENT state and
federal openings. $12,000-$59,000. For information
call (805)654-1722 Ext. 2508. 97H1128
HELP! MATH/STATS 425 tutor needed
immediately. Call 668-7255, ask for Sandra.
59H1121
EXPERIENCED window washer-part time
immediately. Opportunity to own business by
spring. Transportation and experience a must.
662-4670. 78H1119
DO YOU WANT to teach English abroad? Call
485-1848. 75H1122
MARKETING REPRESENTATIVE for small
computer software firm. 5-10 hours/week. Call
Peter 662-4826. 58H1122
A YEAR IN NEW YORK. Au-Pair-nanny for
three year old boy. Own room and bath and
good salary. 45 minutes from Manhattan.
Non-smoker with excellent references, who likes
children. Please call collect, after 8 p.m.
Mrs. Schuman, (201) 376-6391. 14H1121
LOCAL MUSEUM NEEDS strong, reliable,
honest student for janitorial work and light
maintenance of exhibits - 10 or more
hours/week. Call 995-5439. References required.
54H1120
DO YOU HAVE PIMPLES OR ACNE? Earn
$75-$100. Volunteers needed to test medication for
facial acne. Office visits and medication are
provided free to eligible participants. You must
have moderately severe acne (12 pimples or
more). $75-$100 paid at the successful completion
of the 12-14 week studies. Call UM Department of
Dermatology Research 763-5519, M-F, 9-4, for
further details. 53H1211
ON-CAMPUS secretary position with a computer
firm, 10-20 hours per week. Salary $5/hour. Call
761-7583. 51H1120
TELEPHONE INTERVIEWERS wanted. Call
761-5343, 3-5 p.m. 99H1120
R.N. MASTER'S Degree, certified G.N.P. or
Geriatric Nurse Clinician to provide primary
care to over 120 residents and Day Care clients.
Responsibilities include preceptor of student
G.N.P.'s. Coordinate Facility's quality assurance
program, employee health program, assist with
coordination of community geriatric health
planning. Excellent fringe benefits. Apply to:
Calhoun County Medical Care Facility, 1150
E. Michigan Ave., Battle Creek, MI 49017
E.O.E. 40H1119
CHEMIST - Bench Technician. B.S. in
Chemisty, Biochemistry or Immunology, and
2-5 years experience with immunoassays
required. Full-time position in applied research
for immunodiagnostics with established
company. Send inquiry and resume to: Personnel
Manager, Neogen Corporation, 620 Lesher Place,
Lansing, MI 48912-1509. 42H1119

MUSICAL

LESSONS: Voice, Piano, Harpsichord, Band
coaching, Theory/Songwriting. 994-5949. 77N1126
TELECASTER - Professionally custom-made
electric guitar $275. Peavey Amplifier $50.
665-5856. 70N1121
FOR SALE - Kenwood Stereo Receiver.
30 Watts. Call Mike, 769-6542. 48N1120
THE NEW SCHOOL OF PIANO
First lesson complimentary. 994-0371.
cN1211
LESSONS - Special Pay for 4, take 5. Best
teachers in state. REPAIRS, bows rehaired.
Herb David Guitar Studio. 665-8001. 302 E. Liberty.
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WANTED - UM Basketball tickets 973-9582.
cQtc
WANTED: OSU football tickets and blue tier
basketball tickets. Price no object. 994-0145.
93Q1126
AVAILABLE: 1 Ohio State ticket, Section 26.
Call 665-6686. NCQ1121
AVAILABLE 4 UM/OSU tickets, sec. 28. Call
Lisa 764-9657. 64Q1121
2 OHIO STATE tickets for SALE. 764-3161.
82Q1122
WANTED: 4 Ohio State tickets! Call 7614323.
50Q1120
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TICKETS
AVAILABLE: 2 M/OSU tickets. 40 yard line.
Best Offer. Mark, after 7 p.m. 764-2030. 92Q1122
A PAIR OF OSU TICKETS for sale: Call
Stephanie or Kathleen at 663-1393. NCQ1122
FOR SALE: 8 UM/OSU tix together. Call Kevin
at 763-2630. 74Q1122
WANTED: Six Ohio State football tickets. Call
(800) 482-3906 and ask for Rita. 17Q1121
DESPERATELY WANTED. OSU/Michigan
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,ABSOLUTE top dollar paid for UM football tick-
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GOING PLACES

FOR SALE Roundtrip ticket from DETROIT
to FT. LAUDERDALE. $208. 663-5296 Dec. 24-
Jan. 7. 36K1119
NEW YORK - 2 roundtrip tickets for
Thanksgiving. Leave Wednesday, return Sunday.
Call persistently 769-2042 or 769-5631. 93K1122
SPRING BREAK 86- Freeport, Bahamas. $379
February 22 - March 1. COMPLETE TRAVEL.
761-6500. cK1211
BOSTON FOR THANKSGIVING: round trip air
ticket - Wednesday through Sunday. $215 face
value. Maria 761-9733 persistently. 71K1125
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WANTED
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