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the program's discontinuance.
4 He has written to the 50 clinical
facilities that train University students,
A41.to state agency heads,and to 600 alumni
of the program. The Michigan PhysicaL
Therapy Association will contact state
legislators to deal with the legislative
and political aspects of the situation,
Darnell added.
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00oo0 00 If the University of hign's
program has no hope of survival, Dar-
- nell said, it may have to try to force a
shift of government dollars to a school
that wants to start a new program.
-o THE UNIVERSITY has admitted a
a class for Fall 1981, Darnell said, but this
is the last class that could receive 4
adequate, up -to-date training with the
cretUiversity facilities, he
claimed.
The review process to determine the
000 program's future willconsist ofinfor-
0 fo'%%%0%0ooo~o mation-gathering, private consultation
0000000 time with Frye, and an open forum.
0 0000 Dougherty is pulling together infor-
mation from the first review committee
i report - the extensive cost study done
in February -and from other4
materials sent to him. "There are lots
0 0 0 000 - of people volunteering information," he
* 0 FRYE SAID he will probably go to
the University executive officers with a
*preliminary recommendation to enlist
000 0 0 0 0 0 0 their responses and advice.
0 The open forum with Frye has been
0scheduled for Sept. 25, and private con-
sultations will probably be Sept. 23.
030o%% Frye said he will be talking to other
oo0Y~ ~.~J80 OO~m~.:~%00~0 deans, especially the dean, of the
0 0 0 0 College of Literature, Science and the
Arts, which co-sponsors the program
Swith the Medical School.
Frye's decision is tentatively
~ ~, scheduled to be reported to the Regents
i at-their Oct. 15 meeting; according to
Darnell.
~o~j~o Frye said it "didn't seem ap-
S0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 propriate" to make a final decision
00L be'fore that time because of the number
of people currently outkof town.4
M) ny LATxN M PLS t1tes aso avio-°
C A E ,L N H , H KE
MER, STEELY DAN, J4 CALE, WHO, and Geddes apartment burglarized
o Sixteen hundred dollars worth of
more ! tproperty was stolen from an partment
on the 1300 block of Geddes between 1
G 'a.n . Tuesday and 4 am. Wednesday,
police reported yesterday. The thief
gained entry by cutting a screen and
so0 stole stereo equipment, a color
television, camera equipment andl a
Purdue University class ring.
Booze taken from Washtenaw
g ,. gWashtenaW Lanes, 3400 -Washtenaw,
* ' was broken into Tuesday night, police
;7d eseda. ny s. mon of
)'ppp eiesorob weren't too disappoin-
)adpoltic lspedthemselves to the
liquor behind the bar, police gaid.