Thursday, February 20, 1992
Survey
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The different types of
surveys determime whether the
Office of Economic Development
at Behrend can approve a survey
or whether it must be sent to
Univeristy Park.
Administrative and exempt
studies are taken unanimously
and cause no harm to the study
subjects, according to Light.
Expedited surveys are not
unanimous, however, and can
consist of elements of physical
testing as well as true animal
research.
Studies such as animal
research and other surveys
involving human participation
which may involve violations of
humane laws must be approved
through University Park.
"Most surveys are approved
right here at Behrend on the same
day they're submitted," said
Light. "The survey restrictions
are really there to protect the
people who take part in them and
helps avoid legal suits.”
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Elementary School and help sponsor the construction of a
playground for the students,"said Todd Huth, ODK
president
Last year ODK raised almost $350, which went to the
Second Harvest Food Bank.
Donation cans will be placed at various locations on
campus, including the Rub Desk and Bruno's. Committee
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campus to keep students informed on the campaign's
progress.
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World
BEIRUT, LEBANON -- Israeli artillery and
aircraft blasted Arab guerrilla targets in
southern Lebanon on Tuesday, and Shiite
Muslim militia unleashed barrages of rockets
on Israel in a second day of escalating
violence. A teenager was killed and 11 people
were wounded by the Israeli attacks, officials
said. No casualties were reported in Israel.
Nation
MANCHESTER, NEW HAMPSHIRE ~
President Bush was victorious Tuesday night
in the New Hampshire presidential primary,
but not by a wide margin. 57 percent voted
for President Bush, while challenger Patrick
J. Buchanan won more than 40 percent of the
vote. Former Sen. Paul E. Tsongas of
Massachusetts won the five-way Democratic
race, gaining 33 percent in partial returns
and ratifying his front-runner status.
Arkansas Gov. Bill Clinton came in second.
Sen. Bob Kerry had a narrow lead over Tom
Harkin of lowa in the race for third, while
California Gov. Jerry Brown was running
fifth.
WASHINGTON -- The Federal Reserve Board,
in a new bid to stimulate a sluggish economy,
announced Tuesday it was reducing the
amount of money banks must hold in reserve.
The action could make more than $8 billion
available for new loans. The Fed said it was
cutting the required reserves from 12
percent to 10 percent on April 2.
PITTSBURGH California University of
Pennsylvania administrators are
investigating student complaints about a class
with an unusually high failure rate: 33 of 37
students received poor or failing grades.
Professor Edward Brown handed 22 F's, 11 D's
and four C's to students in his Minority Group
Relations class and refuses to explain why
those grades were given. Students are able to
take the course over again this semester
with another 'professor teaching.
Local
ERIE —Police are trying to piece together
events that led to two suspected arson fires
and the shooting death of a Lake City man.
Larry Morgan, 47, was found in The Paradise
Health Club, 1006 East Lake Road, with a
gunshot wound to the head. Police said
Morgan was the manager of the Paradise
Health Club, Inc., one of two buildings that
burned early Tuesday morning. Morgan was a
partner of George Askins, who owns Partners
Tavern, 4712 East Lake Road, the second
building that burned almost simultaneously
with the health club building. The tavern has
long been associated with topless and exotic
dancing. So v far, investigators are treating
Morgan’s death as a homicide until further
investigation reveals otherwise. '
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