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Break-in reported
A break-in was reported on Stone
Road Monday, according to Lt.
Gerald Miller of the Ann Arbor Police
Department. A door was forced open,
but nothing was reported missing.
Cars stolen
Three vehicles were reported stolen
from the campus area Monday, Miller
said. An 1985 Buick was stolen from
the area of State and Hill Streets, a
1977 Buick was taken from the area of
Fletcher and Washington Streets, and
a 1979 Oldsmobile was stolen from the
600 block of South Forest.
Larcenies reported
A purse containing $35 and a wallet
with $10 were stolen from Hill
Auditorium on Monday, said Bob Pifer
of campus security. Pifer also said a
purse containing $110 was stolen from
a file cabinet in the Fleming Ad-
ministration Building, and a purse
containing $63 was taken from a room
in the Legal Research Building on
Monday.
-Jill Oserowsky
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Chilly stroll Daily Photo by DEAN RANDAZZO
A lone pedestrian walks across the Central Campus Recreation Building bridge yesterday. Today's weather is
expected to continue to be gray and misty.
Panel urges time off
for infants' parents
NEW HAVEN, Conn. (AP)-Em-
ployers should give parents of
newborns six-month leaves of absence
with partial pay to prevent lasting
damage to their families, a Yale
University committee of family ex-
perts said yesterday.
Parents are stressed, alienated, and
unhappy in trying to balance the
demands of work and babies, said
Edward Zigler, director of the Yale
Bush Center in Child Development
and Social Policy.
"WOMEN are literally splitting
themselves in two," trying to work
and care for children, said T. Berry
Brazelton of Harvard, a well-known
pediatrician and author.
Zigler and Bra zelton were among
the experts in child development,
education, social policy, business and
sociology who spent two years
studying the question of maternity
leaves.
The panel proposed granting leaves
at least six months long, with 75 per-
cent pay for three months. The
estimated $1.5 billion cost of the
leaves could be paid from an insuran-
ce fund into which employers and em-
ployees would contribute, the com-
mittee said.
THE GROUP urged the federal
government to require such insurance,
but said employers should grant the
leaves in the meantime.
Only about 40 percent of employed
women have access to maternity
benefits, according to a 1981 study.
Six months with an infant would
allow the parent staying at home to
bond with the baby who in turn would
start developing a sense of trust,
Brazelton said. If the child does no
gain this, the stage is set for an "en
cyclopedia" of problems in later life,
Zigler said.
The committee also recommended
that employers look for other ways of
assisting parents of newborns and
newly adopted infants, including im-
plementing flexible work schedules,
reduced work hours, job sharing and
child-care information and referral
services.
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probe Iowvffa
plane' wrek
DES MOINES, Iowa
(AP) -Authorities probed the charred
wreckage of a twin-engine plane
yesterday for clues to the cause of A
fiery crash that killed the pilot and six
members and coaches of the Iowa
State University women's cross-
country team.
The Rockwell Aerocommander
crashed during a freezing drizzle
Monday evening, narrowly missing
houses in the residential neigh-
borhood where it slammed into a tree
and cut power to 1,600 homes. There
were no injuries on the ground.
"We haven't found anything out of
the norm," said Eugene Roth of the
National Transportation Safety Board
in Kansas City, Mo. "We're just
documenting anything we can find."
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In Malta, government spokesman
Paul Mifsud said the death toll in the
hijacking and commando raid was 59.
- one passenger was shot to death by
the hijackers and the others died
during the raid.
Hijackers took over Flight MS648
Saturday evening on a flight from
defends commndor id
Athens, Greece, to Cairo and forced it
to land on the Mediterranean island of
Malta. They let 11 women go and shot
three American passengers and two
Israelis, killing one of the Americans,
and threw them from the plane.
Maltese authorities said that 27 sur-
vivors of the commando raid were
hospitalized, including the man
alleged to have led the hijack team.
The pilot, Hani Galal, returned to
Cairo.
They had said earlier that the
total death toll was 60. But Mifsud
said yesterday it was 59 because a
Canadian baby had been counted
twice.
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