The Michigan Daily-Tuesday, April 12, 1988- Page 7
POLICE NOTES
Research
Group exposes
weapons research
projects at 'U'
Continued from Page 3
"All of the research that we have
picked out is very likely to be used
to kill or maim humans."
"I think people who tried to stop
slavery thought it was an unrealistic
goal, but they did it anyway because
they knew slavery was wrong,"
Hanna-Davies said.
CAWR said other projects were
also weapons-related, including a
study on chemical blistering by
University Biological Chemistry
Prof. Isadore Bernstein. Bernstein
has denied that his project deals with
research into chemical warfare.
C A W R also cited a project by
Electrical Engineering and Computer
Science Prof. Fawwaz Ulaby which
deals with "enhancing the detection
of targetsunder vegetation cover."
According to the documents re-
leased by the coalition, Ulaby's re-
search "could have application in
counter-revolutionary warfare in
Third World jungles."
Ulaby denied that his project has
a weapons application, saying his
research deals with using radar to de-
termine the rate at which a tree
evaporates water.
Ulaby said that any object of radar
is scientifically referred to as a tar-
get, and in the case of his particular
project, the targets involved are
trees. He said the Department of De-
fense funds his project because it is
"fundamental research."
Ulaby said the coalition is trying
to evaluate his research through
looking only at its title. "They
would be mistaken to start making
statements that are... fictional," he
said.
"I support their group, and for
them to go out and criticize me and
my projects is totally stupid," Ulaby
said.
Burn
Memory of flight
survivor spurs
$500 donation
Continued from Page 3
Saturday. The students decided to di-
vide the donation into funds for pre-
vention and awareness, research, and
endowment.
Prasad said he was very pleased
with the contribution. "Although
burn injuries are as old as civiliza-
tion, it is unfortunately an infant
speciality. Burn patients have tradi-
tionally been treated like leprosy or
AIDS victims, shoved in a corner
and not paid attention to," he said.
He emphasized the need for more
research funding. "The only way we
can treat people is by moving skin
and applying a graft. Patients need
new artificial skin development or
culturing new skin. Work needs to
be done to reduce mortality figures."
Operating costs at the burn center
- staffed by a team of 73 physi-
cians, plastic surgeons, anesthesiol-
ogists, nurses, social workers,
physical and occupational therapists,
dieticians, pharmacists, and other
health care providers - run about
$6.6 million per year. The center
was consolidated and rebuilt in 1986
at a cost of $10 million.
The burn center treats about 200
victims a year - with an average of
18 patients in the ward at all times.
Since its founding in 1959, more
than 8,00 patients have undergone
treatment, Prasad said.
About two million people are
burned each year, some 8,111 fa-
tally. Burns are the second most
common cause of accidental death,
and more than half of such burns in-
volve children, Prasad said.
Auto thefts
Ann Arbor police are investigat-
ing three auto thefts that occurred
over the weekend, said Sgt. Jan
Suomala. The three thefts were lo-
cated in the 500 block of S. State,
the 600 block of Oxford, and the 300
block of Thompson.
Break-in
Police are also investigating a
break-in reported in Mary Markley
residence hall on April 1. A beeper
worth $200 was stolen from the
maintenance office, Suomala said.
Armed robbery
A 24 year old Domino's Pizza
delivery person was threatened with a
gun in the 1600 block of Prospect on
Saturday night, Suomala said. When
the driver arrived to deliver the pizza,
the suspect indicated he had a gun in
his pocket and the driver dropped the
pizza and ran to his car, Suomala
said.
Robbery
A male suspect told police he was
assaulted by four suspects in the
Liberty Plaza park, located in the 500
block of S. Division, on Sunday
night. The suspects assaulted the
man and took his portable stereo.
Suomala said the victim was taken to
the University hospital for treatment
of injuries.
A second roblery was reported on
Sunday in the 600 block of E.
William. Suomala said a 31-year-old
male was assaulted by two suspects
who stole a small amount of cash
from him.
Arson
A suspect set fire to a garage and
two vehicles in the 3100 block of
Macomb Sunday evening, Suomala
said. The incident is under police
investigation.
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