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the potential to destroy or
incapacitate humans, such as
nuclear arms research.
EISENBERG said eliminating
that clause would not encourage
such research because another
provision in the recommend-
ations requires that all research
contracts be made available for
x public inspection within a
reasonable amount of time, not
exceeding five years.
The majority report also
recommends making the public
aware of research projects within
one year after the sponsor's
funding period has ended.
Members of the majority said

the proposals would promote
openness among University
researchers and the community.
But they sparked resentment from
philosophy Prof. Carl Cohen, who
argued that the proposals would
inhibit researchers from
"pursuing serious intellectual
work." Cohen was the committee
member who drafted the minority
report.
"THE AMOUNT of classified
research projects is very small,
and they have been diminishing
for many years because many
faculty members will not do
classified research. No
restrictions would only increase
classified research slightly.

"If a project is challenging
enough so that something might
have to be classified, then that
project should be classified so that
professor can pursue his
intellectual work," Cohen said.
Cohen said later at the SACUA
meeting, "If (the majority report)
is not an infringement upon
freedom, then I'm a monkey's
uncle."
EISENBERG countered by
saying, "My impression of
freedom and openness is 180,
degrees in the other direction."
The minority report proposes
replacing policy on classified
research with recommendations
from the regents, reducing

intrusion into research that is not
classified, and eliminating all
time limits.
RPC committee member
Ingrid Kock rejected the minority
report, saying "(It is)

majority report because it
"sanctions research destructive to
human life."
Another factor disturbing to
Kock is the elimination of the
enforcement mechanisms.

'If that's not an infringement on freedom,
then I'm a monkey's uncle.'
-Philosophy Prof. Carl Cohen

chairman, and the dean.
"I'm concerned with a policy
that relies on negotiators and no
formal University body of
students and faculty to uphold this
policy," she said.
Majority members say that
,ecause theambiguitymofathe
guidelines would be eliminated,
there is no need for "case-by-casE
judgements to be made by panel
and committee members."
While SACUA members would
not comment on their
recommendations to Shapiro,
some said a statement explaining
the committee's stand on the end-
use provision should be included
in the new guidelines.

inconsequential because the
University has been aware for
years about (Cohen's) stance, so
his findings are nothing new."
KOCK, a former MSA military
research adviser, also rejected the

According to the majority report,
decisions of enforcement will be
left with the Division of Research
and Development
Administration (DRDA), the
project director, department

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Parents
fail to
spot drug
use

BOSTON (AP) - Sixty-five
percent of the youths surveyed in
drug rehabilitation centers in
eight states say they had been
using drugs for more than a year
before their parents became
suspicious, according to a report
released yesterday.
Forty-six percent said they
were under 12 when they started
using drugs. More than two-
thirds said they have used
cocaine, more than double the

number in a similar survey last
year.
THE SURVEYwas done Sept.
5 on 880 youths aged 12 to 21 who
were being treated at Straight
Inc.'s eight centers, said James
Murray, director of the New
England center of the non-profit
rehabilitation program.
'Of those youths, 69 percent said
they had used cocaine, compared
with 27.6 percent questioned in a
1985 survey of Straight youngsters

and 7.1 percent in 1984.
The high percentage of cocaine
users was surprising "to the
extent that a year ago our figures
were so low," Murray said. "I
think what's frightening is that
cocaine is being marketed toward
teen-agers"
CRACK, a highly potent,
smokable form of cocaine
gaining popularity, especially
reflects that trend, he said.
"We're now selling the drug in

vials available for $10 to $15
instead of a gram costing more
than $100," he said.
The survey also indicated the
average age of a first-time user
dropped a half-year to 12, said.
Murray. Seventy percent of those
surveyed said they were
introduced to drugs by their
friends, and 61 percent said they
had used alcohol before drugs.
More than one-third said they
first tried drugs at home.

An overwhelming majority of
those surveyed admitted they were
involved in crimes whether or not
they had been caught or arrested,
he said. Ninety-five percent said
they had committed
misdemeanors; 60 percent
admitted to felonies.
"CLEARLY, if we could pull
drugs and alcohol out of the lives
of these young people, we can
address a lot of other problems as
well,"Murray said.

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HONDA ACCORD '79. 63K Sharp, $2400.,
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HELP WANTED

$$1 700/MO.!! RARE PART TIME OP-
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DAY CARE 2 grade school kids need reli-
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EARN EXTRA $$$
Add solid communication and marketing
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Call 419-352-1748 for immediate interview.
GENERAL OFFICE ASST. 20/30 hrs. Bank
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Monday through Friday). Please call 996--
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BUSINESS SERVICES

THIRSTY'S at Tally Hall, now acceptin;
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TO DO CLEANING, ETC., min 2 hr:
weeklyl lours adjustable, good pay 769
0032.
WORK FOR ACADEMIC CREDIT or vol-
unteer at the Pound I-louse Children's Ceptei
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Come over for a visit or call 764-2547,' of
more information.
WORK STUDY STUDENTS NEEDEiD
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STUDENTS WANTED. The Michigar
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We offer very competitive wages and
scholarship program. Please apply %i
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University. 764-0446.
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Get away from your dorms and make moue
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scheduling office for an appointment.
THE ANN ARBOR NEWS-is looking fo
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Three shifts available: Friday night 3:45 pm
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p.m. and Sunday 12:00 p.m. to 4:00 a.m. In
terested persons, please apply at the Person
nel Office, between 9:00 a.m. and 4:30 p.m
Monday through Friday. We are an affimna
tive action /equal opportunity employer.

ACROSS
1 Polyphonic
composition
6 Adenauer: "Der
10 Berber
14 Moslem decree
15 Poet Teasdale
16 Seed covering
17 Latin-American
music
18 Haberdashery
purchases
19 Token, perhaps
20 Lodge member
21 Insignificant
sum
24 Orient Express,
for one
26 Avril's follower
27 American painter
Gilbert -
29 Nobles
collectively
33 American
composer-
writer Louis -:
1874-1964
34 Ranch
"trademark"
35 Corrida cry
37 Actress
Sommer
38 Swagger
39 Sully
40 Scottish river
41 Very pretty girl
42 Twig broom
43 Representative
45 Flotillas
46 Spawn
47 Brief "ad"
48 Informer
53 Letters on a
ship's bow
56 David, for one

4 McMahon and
Koch
5 Small wheeled
table
6 Actor John -
7 Secular
8 Journey
9 Legal right of
way
10 Fiber used to
make mats and
hats
11 Dies -
12 After "ready,
aim"
13 Took flight
22 Triple, for one
23 Ointment
25 Demolish, Lon-
don style
27 Structure
28 Sign of a
vacancy
29 Rich copper ore
30 Comfort
31 Results of a frost
or a scare

32 "Waste Land"
author
34 Gaucho's
weapon
36 "Desire Under
the -"
38 Sense organ
39 Prophet
41 Sci. course
42 More
outspoken
44 Move forward
45 Ziegfeld, to
friends

47 Another name
for Para, Brazil
48 Read hastily
49 O'Hara
plantation
50 Prefix with bus
51 Shakespearean
villain
52 Type of
monster
54 Graf -
55 - of the earth
59 Cutting tool

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Swimwear, bodywear and footwear. Custom
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JOHN - Paradise is not lost. 15% discount on
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5:45-7pm. Chabad House 715 Hill Info 9 -
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Engagement & Wedding Rings Our Specialty
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STUDENT SERVICES

ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS for all shifts,
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time positions are available. Flexible hours
and free meals will be provided. Please ap-
ply in person at Burger King at 530 East Lib-
erty (at Maynard).
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ARTIST MODEL- Male or Female. No ex-
perience required. Call Jack, 996-2715.
ASHLEY'S RESTAURANT
Positions needed. Day waitpersons-experi-
ence required. Must be available before noon.
Bus ersons-evenings-No experience. Bar-
tenders-experience required. Day cooks-ex-
perience required. Dishwashers-no experi-
ence required. Apply in person between 2-4
p.m. 338 S. StateSt.
BUS PERSONS NEEDED
IMMEDIATELY
At Martha Cook Building
Eat 3 meals per day for 8-12 hrs.
work per week. Contact Jan at 763-2085.
29100924
CWS STUDENTS
NEEDED
University Library
Fall/Winter jobs through
April, possibly longer. 10-29
hours per week at $3.65 per hour.
LIBRARY PERSONNEL OFFICE
404 Harlan Hatcher Graduate Library
02100919

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TICKETS
HAWAII/MICHIGAN Football tickets
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4292.
KIMBA IS BACK!
UM-MSU 5 to 6 Football tickets needed. Pre-
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WANTED - U-M Football Tickets. No Sin-
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$242.50 + elec. 747-8518 after 5 pm.
1-2 Non-smokers needed to share 2 bedrm at
U-Towers a t.I for $222/2 for $167 + Util-
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FEMALE ROOMMATE needed to share one
bedroom apartment. $293/a month + half
electricity. Call after 6 pm. 747-9754.
INDONESIAN GRADUATE STUDENT
(Male) needs a place. Willing to share
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Will pay $ but no lease. Please call 663-9327.
NON-SMOKING ROOMMATE needed.
Large 2 bdrm. apt., $240/month, Sept. FREII!
Call Sue 747-7360.
ROOMMATE(S) NEEDED IMMEDI-
ATELY to share condo. Beautiful location
near U Hosp. For more info. CALL 747-8735
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