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Peace Daily Photo by DAN HABIB
Peace Corps representatives Louise Baldwin and Jennifer Miles give out information about the group to
passers-by yesterday at Liberty Plaza. Baldwin, the campus representative, and Miles, a Wayne State student
from the Detroit bureau, will show the exhibit through Friday.
Uopposes animal welfare bill
animals are not meant to be used in because they cost more. "Pound
(Continued from Page1) research. "It's very stressful for the animals are used like Kleenex," Liska
both humans and animals," Sussman lost pets," Liska said. "Just like the said.
said in a statement. "Scientific and owner is grieving for their pet, they're SUSSMAN, however, said the
medical research developed over the grieving for their owner. They have University "takes great pride in the
years through such research has no business being in such a situation." care of its animals"-giving out
saved countless lives and has im- "THAT'S not what shelters are awards and bringing in outside super-
proved human and animalhealth." for," Liska said. "Shelters are sup- visors to ensure the quality of care for
BUT DINELLO said he has posed to return pets back to their the animals.
received wide support for the bill and owners whenever possible. If that's Cohen added that the University is
is skeptical of the University's impossible, then to find an adoptee for accredited by the American
estimates of cost increases. DeMaso the pet, and if that's impossible, Association for the Accreditation of
was unavailable for comment. euthanize it as humanely as Laboratory Animal Care.
Last year, the University spent possible." "The thing to remember," Sussman
$161,000 to purchase 2,200 dogs and 487 Liska said there's a large problem said, "is that 500,000 animals are
cats for experiments, according to the in the state with pets being stolen, euthanized every year anyway."
statement released by the University when pets are sold to dealers for a LISKA RESPONDED that "the
yesterday. The University buys profit. "We've gotten reports of where serious problem of pet over-
animals from suppliers licensed by dealers accept pets left on their population" can be handled in other
the state and federal government. The premises with only a return address ways. For example, as a second com-
dealers obtain animals released by where they can send money for the ponent of the bill, adoptees of pets
the pounds. pets. There's no way to know if the pet from shelters would be required to
But Eileen Liska, assistant director was stolen," Liska said. sterilize their pet within a week.
of research and legislation for the She added that animals bred for Recognizing the role of the animals
state Humane Society, said that pet research are handled more carefully in other aspects of the university,
Liska said a third component of the
bill would "greatly aid instruction of
veterinary students" by mandating that
animals used for practice be returned
Shady Trails Camp to the animal shelters.
The University of Michigan Speech and Hearing Camp (Shady Trails) has positions avail- Liska said, that currently,
able for male counselors..The Shady Trails Camp provides speech, language, and hearing veterinary students use animals from
services to approximately 80 children classified as learning disabled, mentally impaired, shelters to practice, but euthanise
and speech-language impaired. Shady Trails is located on Grand Traverse Bay near Traverse them when theyrefinished.
City, Michigan. ____w ___ __y' - - - --s-ed
A complete recreation program including waterfront, traditional sport skills, and new
games activities is conducted atcamp. Counselors live with the campers in five bedroomCorrection
cabins. The cabins include a large living room with fireplace and are quite comfortable. Correcto
IyaietrbgrortcAn article in loot Thursday's Daily
If you are interested in being pad of this year's camp program, please ca er about Prof. Raymond Tanter's rejec-
information
ted research proposal incorrectly
THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN paraphrased Ingrid Kock, the
SHADY TRAILS CAMP Michigan Student Assembly's
COLIN A. MacPHERSON, Assistant Director military researcher. The article said
there are no guidelines for classified
1111 E. Calherine, Ann Arber, Michigan 48109 research at the University. There are
ANon-Disi not moteAionEmployer guidelines for classified research,
out there are no guidelines for non-
classified research.
IN BRIEF
From United Press International
Officials say Meng repeated a theme that has become
s yM ng commonplace during tax reform
search will continue hearings. They liked the idea, but
wanted major changes in Reagan's
U.S. and West German of- plan.
ficials said yesterday they would
not close the book on Nazi Josef Spanish colonellklled
Mengele despite his son's claim he MADRID-Three suspected
drowned six years ago. Brazilian Basque terrorists gunned down an
forensic experts said they may army colonel and his driver
have found "important evidence" yesterday and a policeman was
in their tests on the skeleton of a killed when the booby-trapped, get-
man that may be Mengele.g
In Frankfurt, the man who away car abandoned by the hooded
heads West Germany's in- assassins exploded.
vestigation of the case said a Police set up barriers on roads
statement released Tuesday by leading out of Madric immediately
Mengele's son, Rolf, after the killings, apparently timed
acknowledging that his fugitive to coincide with ceremonies
father drowned inBrazil in 1979marking Spin'sentry into the
does not prove the death. Common Market.
Prosecutor Hans-Eberhard "It is clearly an attempt to
Klein said West Germany needs disrupt a historic day for Spain,"
more proof before ending the sear- said Socialist government
ch for Mengele, sought for three spokesman Miguel Angel
decades for the deaths of 400,000 Two hooded men and a woman
people - mostly Jews - at sTwpped ed nf ahnd Ralt1
Poland's Auschwitz cnettion steped ou o a wie Renau 12
capndsusW zconcentratn car and fired at least 10 shots at
p during WCol. Vincente Romero, 55, as he
House and Senate left his home in Madrid's wealthy
Salamanca district.
clash over budget School will continue
WASHINGTON - Senate and Bible club, notgifts
House budget negotiations hit their
first snag yesterday over a Senate- ALLENDALE, Mich. - - School
passed provision to impose new officials. have conceded their
fees on those who get government- traditional district funded Bible
guaranteed loans, such as farmers gifts to graduating seniors, but
and homeowners. said yesterday they will not halt
The disagreement on the noon-hour Bible Clubs on school
relatively non-controversial issue property in line with an April 11
and in the second day of inter- order from state School Superin-
chamber talks foreshadows even tendent Philip Runkel.
greater discord on several topics Runkel ordered the district to
acknowledged to be much tougher prohibit teachers from conducting
- including military spending and prayers, Bible readings and other
Social Security raises. religious practices on school
Unions attack tax plan grounds, based on a complaint
filed with the state education
WASHINGTON - Some of the department by a parent opposed to
nation's largest labor unions laun- the practice.
ched an assault on key parts of Assistant Attorney General
President Reagan's tax reform Gerald Young said state education
plan yesterday, arguing it gives officials visited Allendale Elemen-
too much to businesses and the tary School to observe and
wealthy and short-changes the question teachers about their prac-
middle class. tices, including leading prayers
Appearing before the House and reading the Bible in class and
Ways and MeansCommittee, conducting Bible Clubs on school
representatives of organized labor property.
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