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The Michigan Daily - Wednesday, November 20, 1985 - Page 6

Quakes
con tin ue
to shake
Colombia
(Continued from Page 1)
scientists were monitoring the moun-
tain's shudders.
Yesterday's shakes may have been
indication of lava movement inside
the volcano, Fred Fischer of the U.S.
Geological Survey told The
Associated Press.
THE ERUPTION may have
resulted in the lava being pushed
along a faultline running under the
Nevado del Ruiz, Fischer said, but
added there are no definite signs that
another eruption is imminent.
The lava, Fischer said, expands
more rapidly when it meets water
soaking into the mountain from the
snow and ice cap, and the results
could be dangerous.
Bands of knife-wielding robbers
roamed among the hundreds of
cadavers on the 15-foot-deep mudflat
and among the ruins of houses that
were once the town of Armero. The
eruption had melted part of the
volcano's ice cap, sending a torrent

Rallies focus on peace
(Continued from Page 1)

ween the world's superpowers.
The summit Support Vigil was one
of the more than 500 such demon-
strations taking place across the
country yesterday, according to Allan
Gregory, the special projects coor-
dinator for the Nuclear Weapons
Freeze Coalition.
Gregory said that the purpose
behind the vigils was to "focus the
public attention on the Geneva talks."
CATHERINE Fisher, a University
student and member of The Commit-
tee for a Sane Nuclear Policy
(SANE), said that the vigils "let
people come together and share their
concerns so they don't feel isolated"
and are mainly symbolic in value.
Fisher said that holding the two
vigils separately was a compromise
between the churchsand community
groups, who wanted "the focus to be
support as opposed to a protest," and
CAWS, a campus organization that
felt it was also important to protest
the role that the University has played
in the arms race.
Members of CAWS said that the
purpose behind the review of the
research guidelines commissioned by
the regents is to allow classified
research, especially military resear-
ch for President Reagan's Star Wars
program, to take place at the Univer-
sity.
IN RESPONSE to the regents'

'If anything has outlived its usefulness, its
the regents.'
- A member of Campuses Against
Weapons in Space.

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Associated Press
Carmen Moreno hangs onto a pole a4 a rescue worker digs her out from
the ruins of hr Armero, Colombid home.She lier gave birth to a
daughter, but her h'usband and two children died in the mudslide.

statement that the guidelines are
being reviewed because they have
outlived their usefulness, a member
of CAWS who spoke at the first vigil
said, "If anything has outlived its
usefulness, it's the regents."
"The way the decisions are made on
this campus are analogous to the way
decisions are made about global
issues," said Jennifer Akfirat, an LSA
senior who belongs to CAWS. "There
we have two white men. . . (here) we
have a white man who lives in a huge
white house (Shapiro) and tells us
that classified research will go on."
Predictions on whether the summit
would have a positive inpact on world
peace ranged from "guarded op-
timism" to a feeling that "nothing's
going to get done."
ESTHER HILL, SANE's national
field organizer, said "Both Secretary
General Gorbachev and President
Reagan ... are saying that they want

to reach an agreement. I'm hoping
they'll follow their good intentions.
We have to expect a lot."
Laurie Gordon, a recent University
graduate who is now working for
SANE, said she doesn't expect any
kind of agreement to come from the
meetings.
"They (Reagan and Gorbachev)
just want to get to know each other
and make plans to meet again," she
said.
"'I'm going to express my hope and
pray," said Mary Hathaway, a mem-
ber of the Interfaith Council for
Peace. "I feel sure we're going to saveg
the planet."
"It's a beginning," said Najib
Jourani, a freshman from Eastern
Michigan University who spoke at the
Summit Support Vigil. "It's a nation-
wide and a worldwide effort to send a
message to Reagan and Gorbachev
that we're taking the summit
seriously."

rushing down the mountainside. It
caused a dam to burst and sent a 150-
foot-high wall of mud surging along
the river's course until it spread out
across the valley floor, burying towns,
villages, and farms.
Broadcast reports from the valley
have told of bandits ripping rings
from the fingers of dead bodies and
carting away televisions, radios, and

other household goods.
Security forces have been ordered
to "shoot to kill" when they spot the
bandits, Mayor Isaac Lerida of the
town of Lerida, told the Bogota daily
El Tiempo in an interview published
yesterday.
RCN said 30 people have been
arrested on charges of theft and rob-
bery.



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RESUMES - written - also word processed or
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Reasonable rates. Laurie, 973-1592. cJtc
A-1 TYPING - On Campus. Professional Rush
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WANTED: 4 blue tier season basketball tickets.
Call Chris 761-6077. 04Q1205
1 OSU-MICHIGAN ticket in Student Section. Call
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ONLY 2 LEFT! OSU Tickets - Student section.
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HELP WANTED

MISCELLAN EOUS


DAILY CROSSWORD PUZZLE
Edited by Trude Michel Jaffe

ACROSS
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6 Show surprise
10 Dreary
14 Steve or Woody
15 Reverberate
16 Carry on
17 Triple Crown
winner: 1943
19 Location
20 Be unsteady
21 Agers
23 Kentucky col-
lege town
25 Most sym-
pathetic
26 Duplicate
28 Deer family
member
30 Ms. people
31 Punt propellant
32 In accord
34 Blushed
38 Surreptitiously
41 Inventor Nikola
42 Fatigued
43 "Exodus" hero
44 Sash, for Yum
Yum
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pion Mikhail
47 L-Q connection
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chaser
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pressi ble
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60 Cut the price

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6 Solidify
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9 Deep-dish main
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strained
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reverence
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Saarinen
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sights
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Dagger
Diion seasons
Chemical
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DEPARTMENT OF
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announce
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54111120
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LESSONS: Voice, Piano, Harpsichord, Band
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665-5856. 70N1121
FOR SALE - Kenwood Stereo Receiver.
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THE NEW SCHOOL OF PIANO
First lesson complimentary. 994-0371.
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Corner of S. University & S. Forest
536 S. Forest Ave.
761-2680
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