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The Michigan Daily-Monday, October 19, 1987- Page 7
Stock market drop
may continue

NEW YORK (AP) - As the
battered stock market reopens today,
Wall Street faces uncertainty not
only about interest rates and the
economy but also whether a new
wave of investors is poised to bail
out.
Many market pros say last week's
shocking tumble in stock prices
marked only a temporary retreat or
"correction" that could preface further
gains and a continuation of the 5-
year-old bull market.
But a stiff test may come when

the markets reopen, as those who
have not yet made their decisions -
including foreign investors who trade
U.S. stocks on overseas markets and
mutual fund managers who control
billions of dollars in shares - either
join the selling binge, stand pat or
buy stocks they believe have fallen
to "bargain" levels.
Last week's sensational tumble
shocked market pros and casual
investors alike, raising speculation
on Wall Street and in the media over
whether the bull market was over.

By LAUREN SINAI.
When Kinesiology Prof. Dr. Vic-
tor Katch began a fitness program for
a research project in the Central
Campus Recreation Building three
years ago, he probably didn't know
that his program - later coined
"omnikinetics" - would become a
popular method of physical fitness at
the University.
"I was undertaking research on
strength development, muscle sore-
ness and weight loss for the De-
partment of Kinesiology," Katch
said. "We literally took over a TA's
lounge in the CCRB and opened the
Advanced Fitness Training Center. '
Our only publicity was a sign hung
outside of our room. People would,
have to learn of our existence
through word-of-mouth."
Staffed primarily by Kinesiology The pick-upart:
majors, the training center offers a Tpik u
high calorie-burning and workouts on Charles Scott, who works for the U
13 hydrafitness machines to those Scott said he only works while stude
who join omnikinetics, a fitness
method combining muscle toning
exercises and aerobics.s
In a typical 45 minute workout,
participants rotate through 16 sta-
tions -,each focusing on adifferent
muscle group - three times. A Conin~Ius
music tape, complete with a voice
instructor, directs the program and (Continued from Page )
instructs the members when to get concerns regarding reduced property
on and off the machines.v ,,
"Omnikinetics is a terrific work- value Michigan Student Assembly
out," said LSA junior Lucy Dubow. passed a resolution two weeks ago
"I've been going since the second supporting the tabled ordinance,
semester of my freshman year. I like saying, "It is in the best interest of
the fact that you are able to tone and campus safety, and city safety, if
get a cardiovascular workout. I go firearm stores are kept away from
five times a week." residential and downtown U of M
"Well, people just flocked to the" ,,a
place," said Katch, also an assistant Local residents formed a group
professor of Pediatric Cardiology.
"We had drawn 100 members by the


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tonight
called Neighbors Against the Gun
Store to protest the relocation of the
Ann Arbor Rod and Gun Company
last summer. The group picketed the
store on several consecutive Sat-
urdays.
DeVarti's proposal was originally
written by Mayor Gerald Jernigan, a
Republican, and Councilmember
Jerry Schleicher (R-Fourth Ward) this
summer. DeVarti rewrote the ord-
inance, responding to citizen protest
against gun stores in the fourth ward.

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close of the first week. Now, our-
membership is about 225. We have a
capacity for between 300-325 peo-
ple."
"We are one of two institutions in
the country that offer this particular
program; the other being the Uni-
versity of Massachusetts-Amherst,"
:Katch said.
The training center is primarily a
research facility - the Department of
Kinesiology uses omnikinetics as
part of a research lab. At each visit,
members record their weight and the
days they work out. This information
is kept on computer as data for
various reports published by mem-
bers of the Kinesiology Department.

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