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1973_02 The Daily Collegian February 1973

Feb 16, 1973 Pg. 4- Feb 20, 1973 Pg. 1

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              4    T>C daily COLLEGIAN   Frlelf-, Fetoruesy «-, 1*73
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But  most  students do get help -
he Mid. V
Pwrw said til* EOP has y,.
malrijKl SUM* since Its Inception
in 1969 hi**, •there in a lot of
things |«ft to bo done.* Thepro-
crarr Is currently trylnfftodovci.
op a cam pus wide tutorial intern.
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hlllty in the program slncelhav*.
hoan rwre. Wa'vo baon fairly
aucceaaral. but there art aiUl
proi-ram*. thai we want to do* We
have a dedicated staff CMcerrt*d
with helping MudehlSOTcampus,*
rte said.
Me   m]i] ihe current (.'hanrel
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nn aim Of A s, vi HI iltortaer of space, CMJF library
worsscrs iivr Paul Hull Its.* Iter., anrkitsg nrtra hours re.
arranging shrives lo accommodate an Ihe new tjooks. I ibrary
adnsimsiralors said that fSUF'a library ranVt as Ihe mosl
cramped librao .n Ihe  19.™.!..!*.,   slate university and col-
■* irs   fystens.
Library plans fours
As part ol lis spring orientation program, lite Library will
coMluei open programs during the period ol Fab 20 through
March 8. The program will consist of a color slide presentation tallowed by a tour of Ihe Library
Programs win  last for SO minutes  and each group will be
limited to is students. Reservation slips ipay be obtained al the :
loan desk In the Library- programs are scheduled lor tha fol -
lowing limes In room 1071:
Tuesday, Feb. 21, I no, 1410; Wednesday. Feb 21, 0910,
1110. 1310; Thursdsy. Feb. 22, 1110, 1310. 1510. Friday. Feb.
23. 1010. 1410;
Monday, Feb. 26, 0910, 1010. 1110. 1510; Tuesday, Feb. 27.
oelo. 1010. 1510. WOstneeday, Feb. 2a. 1410, 1610; Thursday.
March I. 0910, 1010: Friday. March 2,0910,1110,1310;
Monday, March S. 1110, 1410. 1610; Tuesday, March 6, 1310,
1610; Wednesday, March 7, 1010, 1510.' Thursday, March 8,
1110. 1410. 1610.
Across Ihe nation • • •
KIJSslNUtR RtrNRNS
Henry Kissinger returned to
tha U.S. today alter moating with
Japanese leaders In Tokyo yes.
terday lo discuss Vietnam, the
International monetary situation
and China's relationship wtthja-
pan and the U.S.
Kissinger's briefing followed
a three-hour talk with Mao Tse-
Tung on Saturday night during
his four-day mission to Peking.
Kissinger later declined to
comment on a report that the two
had reached an agreement on removal of American troops from
Taiwan.
MKMII   i.llll.
A Chicago Jury yesterday found
Federal Appeals Court Judge, otto
Kerner guilty of taking bribes to
fix horse racing while he waa
governor of Illinois.
Kerner and a co-defendant,
former Illinois slate revenue director Theodore Isaacs, were
convicted on 19 counts of conspiracy, perjury, making false statements. Income lai evasion and
falsifying tax returns.
Kerner faces a maximum sentence of (3 years In prison and a
fine of (93,000.
t OSTKLLO DIF-S
Underworld leader Frank Cos-
teiio died Sunday In a New York
hospital at the age or 82.
Costello, known as Ihe "prime
minister of the underworld,*
mad* a fortune during Ihe 1930*8
from gambling and bootlegging.
He survived an attempted assassination In 1957 during a power
strug*.e for control of the Mafia
In the United States.
Costello   was    frequently   ar
rested but served a total of only
seven and a half years la prison.
sKIRDCR HISPI.C1
21-year-old Herbert Mullln of
Feltoo has been charged In six of
13 murders commuted In Santa
Crux since January.
The latest victims, four men
la their teens or early twenties,
were found Shot lo death al thel r
campsite near the town,
Santa Crux District Attorney
peter Chang remarked lhat -Uiie
Iowa must be the murder capital
Of Ihe world.*
I lit <  \ I ION  REVAMP
A special committee of Ihe
State legislature has called for
a drsstic overhaul of public higher education In California.
The committee's recommendations Include giving the legislature, instead of the Board of
Regents, the power to establish
and control student fees and determine admissions policies.
The   committee's   report  alao
advocated reducing the regents'
terms from 16 lo eight years and
limiting lite governor'a control
over Ihe appointment of regents,
trustees and members of Ihe
Community College Board of
Cove mora,
\\ I l-l't>l l.l I ION  FIND
Representative Harold Johnson
of California baa questioned the
legality of Ihe Nixon administration's reduction of funds lor
construction of antl-pollutlon facilities.
•Instead of embarking upon a
wide-based effort to clean up our
waters,' Johnson charged, -tha
administration la conducting a
comprehensive campaign to hobble that effort.*
UPC hits Reagan CSUC budget
By John Peckler
Staff Writer
Co*. Ronald Reagan's 19-73-74
op.rsting budget for tha California Slate University and Colleges
(CSUC) system has been senl to
tha   legulature   tor   approval.
Chancellor Glenn 5. Dumke has
issued a statement saying the
budget  baa  been  -prepared to
•seat continuing basic requirements and to provide better education for students.'
Tha Dumke memo went on to
ssy he was -pleased that several
aspects of the proposed budget
would enhance the tunc lion of our
19 campuses as institutions dedicated to quality teaching.*
A spokesman for the United
Professors of California (UPC)
described Ihe governor's operating proposals aa -another bare-
bone bin-gel. one lhal continues
in* -heavy workload and crowded
classrooms first Imposed upon
the system by the governor In
1971.•
Dr. Warren Keaaler, president
of the local UPC chapter, criticized a suggestion by Legislative
Analyat a. Alan Poet that Ihe pay
raise tor state university and.
college faculty be reduced. Kea-
sler warned thai the public should
not allow the governor snd the
legislative analyst to play games
with one of the Mate's most val-
system of public educaUon.
ant-a  • alary  prnabaal of a 7.5
par cant pay rata* tor fta»aKyla
eated to making tha state universities aad colleges second claas
schools and saving first rata
education tor the rich. We will
make   every   effort   to Wan the
working people of Ihe stste of
•bat la happening to th«r universities,' be said.
Dumke said. •There is a cor.
relailon between quailty teachlng
aad eompangauoa levels which
enable our universlites aad colleges to effectively compete for
and retain competent faculties.*
He cited the budget's salary In-
creaaaa for raculty aad a -modest Improvement' In Ihe student-
faculty ratio.
tf the chancellor's 1973-74 en -
rollmenl estimate la correct,
the student -teacher ratio Will
drop 'modestly' Iron. 17.9:l to
17.12:1. The estimate la based
on a 1.2 per cent Increase In
enrollment over Ihe present year
With additional faculty positions
to compensate for It.
Many observers leel Ihe chancellor's estimate Is not high
enough. This year's rise la en-
rniimem was 7.9 per went, and
the laat four years have aeen an
average annual inereaee of S.t
per cant.
UPC believes thai the gover-
Ttst state's failure to grant
salary Increases In 1(70 and
a ranasal for ll.0M.MO to provide  g rants  lo 4,276 fsjanawatal
(Continued on Page 4, Col. 1)
Morelti in CSUF
foniin sOfflonow
California Assembly Speaker
Bob Morettt wtUc<«d»ctaBtour-
long -open forum* on education
In California Wednesday beginning st 11 a.m. la tot College
Union.
Moretit |a a member on the
University of California Board
Of RtffOttU and th* California
State University and Colleges
Board of Truaiaaa la addition to
hla dulles aa Assembly Speaker.
Morettl waa instrumental la
Ihe recent blockage of the pro-
posed faculty salary schedule,
which would have coal ihe aver,
age raculty member more than
3100,000 In salary over a 25-
yaar career.
More III, along with Ways aad
Means CommltteeChalrmanWilli • Brown, told the SUM Finance
(Continued on Page 4, Col. 1)
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1973
L XXVII/80
M&XHAN
California   state    univiksity,    fresno
Foreign students wait
Loan decision pending
The final outcome Of Ihe special student loan fund Is still In
question, but the deadline tor the
payment   of  fees   has  bean   en-
tended unui May.
Because of the extension, 30
foreign students an breathing a
little i
Increased  roughly 400 per cant
since 1*71.
CSUF President Norman A.
Baxter la now awaiting a legal
opinion on the loan fend before
deciding whether to approve the
118,000, earmarked for-atudents
with Ihe greatest financial need.*
The loan la directed toward
foreign students who are faced
with feaa amounting to St? par
unit. Foreign student fees have
Two week*  ago  U
Senate recom m ended that lha loan
fund be allocated from Ihe Aaao-
clallon's general reserve fund
and lhat the loan's repayment
period 08 extended lo eight
months, le usual cases students
have 80 days to repay emergency
loans.
The following week the Board
of Directors approved the senate's request win only two dissenting votes, those of Cart
Levin, Baxter's representative
to the BOD, and Chalrman Ralph
Evaae.
Student government ofOcere
have expressed doubt as to whether Baxter win aisttortxattoloaa.
Baxter haa asked for clarification on the loan because bo believes It mlghl be In violaUon of
Executive Order 107. Tha order
states to part lhat lb* unlvarslty
may not accept any echoUrehlp,
loan fund, or monies lhal discriminate against any student.
Baxter  seems  to
ASB Administrative \
Idenl Hal Bolen said thafl
18  non-dlscrlmlnatory   and
the   only   quallflcatioo   la
Gynecologist quits in IUD row
By Dlanne Berg
Staff Writer
Two weeks ago CSUF director
of health services, Dr. Marvyn
Schwartx, received a letter scouring Urn of irsfringlng on t*w
practice of a fallow medico at the
Health Cantor.
Dr. Richard L. Jones, obstet-
rlea andgynecolosy speclallsl,
charged that shortly after he was
aakad to join the Health C*ntor*e
staff of consultants to waa denied
the use of a preferred prescription tor With control.
Jones had requested through
hla nurse that an Intrauterine
device (IUD), Ilia Daikon Shield,
ha made available al Ihe clinic.
Ha said his order was refused
i on the basis of cost. Jones In-
mealed to did not believe Km
reason tor th* denlal was flnan-
etal,*
A ccordl ng to Schwa Hi, lb* its.
tlonal* waa that no *sjvj*ay*JJ*w'
exists to collect the five-dollar
fa* for InsertlonofthelUDand,
more importantly, the lack Of
faith placed In thai method when
compared to the contraceptive
surety found In the various brands
of pills already available at to*
Health Cantor.
At lha Ume of Jones' request,
tdog a woman
conceived while utilising
Shield, and Schwartr.
•We don't want lo get Into risky
si tuatlons,• Schwartt sald, going
Pill to to 99.5 par oaot safe tor
an wof-rta and 11 la storefor* the
oeiy wimmT to* allele pro-
The IUD is oft
As a birth control
alternative, it ls not as sure as
ttopia.
If * -**exl* woman.wants to*
IUD, w. feel she should be under
the direct supervision of a private OFJ/BTN fawaV aV**rwart*
said. 'We Just don't have the
faeUlt.ee.
to foM*
if u
(OeatJtoadsto Mkt* t,M. ftf
—l- ; ' :**~

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Title	1973_02 The Daily Collegian February 1973
Alternative Title	Daily Collegian (California State University, Fresno)
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Publication Date	1973
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Title	Feb 16, 1973 Pg. 4- Feb 20, 1973 Pg. 1
Alternative Title	Daily Collegian (California State University, Fresno)
Publisher	Associated Students of Fresno State, Fresno, Calif.
Publication Date	1973
Description	Daily (except weekends) during the school year. Microfilm. Palo Alto, Calif.
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I.'flij I ttf i rtsiilar Li In.in Ml If ■•iiHlf.ii r*t I III I a-el -lUt III " " i '.10 I' 1* • " * nf n ■.■■■■■ lell rtl 1 ■ l.i-i em**- ^ i''f If ri( ' ..Me} f \|.. I* I ■ I t-rsTM ■ ii a-si'i rie Olll S.4" fl 'Mill lell si I'l Ml at \|» II ■inn »H Km (hr ijuct' ttef fin j:ii i.ii .»ll -.fflir resruleifl>-'ia. 1 h«rr li * - .riiie< tls-l l-fl l-st-l, "elg >l "ff ).>' !H Ut f Imrli •.a-rie" '. \|?i>..rt.r* .! i,.t«l,". But most students do get help - he Mid. V Pwrw said til* EOP has y,. malrijKl SUM* since Its Inception in 1969 hi*, •there in a lot of things \|«ft to bo done. Thepro- crarr Is currently trylnfftodovci. op a cam pus wide tutorial intern. "There has tjoon a lot of «». hlllty in the program slncelhav. hoan rwre. Wa'vo baon fairly aucceaaral. but there art aiUl proi-ram. thai we want to do* We have a dedicated staff CMcerrtd with helping MudehlSOTcampus, rte said. Me m]i] ihe current (.'hanrel l-.i "■* .ifnce'- annual Fop repi»ri " •.>...»-. t,a1 l*Jp ha ■-..'■ j,,!,. Sheehy fundraiser ; .it i . M.cr-rhi candidate .m •i-i-i •■■ Meanci. is holding -. r.in-i i-aiht-r tejnight rrim ^ !ii •n-]nlent t rmie» ( ollege ( onitnu :u:t hun h 5f.fi0 ,n ,si.. rrvsnu \|-ijJi»j ming ai the ■('ortceri ft.i l arm"* will tie alritera Mlatellel' -r.-l r'jl.'l-. I •" f M t- n]..* r ,- ajinl -hrt-ftm, HI" littb and Lang rr.ciar attending are urged tu ru lnc 'heir own Instruments tor a -.i.e.- ••Long Admission la a 12 hiiiailiHi nr "whatever you canal fui't." in the lairy Sheehy for Ma.nr • ainpaiiirt, £ ORSCHE MECHANIC Al. . sMIit. t,>N l'IH««l HIV^ »-V%» AI HTIMl CALL 229-6846 EVENINGS THE STRAW HAT PIZZA PALACE cSTKMAX IS THE FUN CENTER IN TOWN PLEASE MARK YOUR CALENDAR V NONDIYS TUE5DAYS WEDNESDAYS THURSDAYS FRIDAYS I SATURDAYS SUNDAYS 1 A1 PIZZA i^e "i '»". . Tn\| ■aAN 11 <.\'jl .-. a.i-a l H r . a .. »= IV \"t - i ■ ■ '. 'l ■.'.". I'Jl A-I* «.■"> " . '.-a"-! a-- • ■ ->-, , .. .V-...A. • ■ .. V - . ■...'. !■■ ' .■> JUST DROP IN FOR FUN LUNCH SPECIALS MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY. JOIN OUR LUNCH CLUB. EVERY SEVENTH LUNCH ON THE HOUSE! 1> CLIP THIS <——————— ! NOW WE MAKE YOU AN OFFER YOU CAN'T REFUSE! D D D IF YOU PURCHASE ANY LARGE PIZZA $1.00 ANY MEDIUM PIZZA 50< Of F ANY SMALL PIZZA 25< CAN YOU REFUSE THIS OFFER? But remember this o'lrr r.pirrs a'lri February 28. THE REGULAR PRICE i i 1414 E. SHAW AVE. CALL IN ORDERS: 222-7476 L ► CLIP THIS -4------------------J ii-arv. •IW " 1 m nn aim Of A s, vi HI iltortaer of space, CMJF library worsscrs iivr Paul Hull Its.* Iter., anrkitsg nrtra hours re. arranging shrives lo accommodate an Ihe new tjooks. I ibrary adnsimsiralors said that fSUF'a library ranVt as Ihe mosl cramped librao .n Ihe 19.™.!..!., slate university and col- ■ irs fystens. Library plans fours As part ol lis spring orientation program, lite Library will coMluei open programs during the period ol Fab 20 through March 8. The program will consist of a color slide presentation tallowed by a tour of Ihe Library Programs win last for SO minutes and each group will be limited to is students. Reservation slips ipay be obtained al the : loan desk In the Library- programs are scheduled lor tha fol - lowing limes In room 1071: Tuesday, Feb. 21, I no, 1410; Wednesday. Feb 21, 0910, 1110. 1310; Thursdsy. Feb. 22, 1110, 1310. 1510. Friday. Feb. 23. 1010. 1410; Monday, Feb. 26, 0910, 1010. 1110. 1510; Tuesday, Feb. 27. oelo. 1010. 1510. WOstneeday, Feb. 2a. 1410, 1610; Thursday. March I. 0910, 1010: Friday. March 2,0910,1110,1310; Monday, March S. 1110, 1410. 1610; Tuesday, March 6, 1310, 1610; Wednesday, March 7, 1010, 1510.' Thursday, March 8, 1110. 1410. 1610. Across Ihe nation • • • KIJSslNUtR RtrNRNS Henry Kissinger returned to tha U.S. today alter moating with Japanese leaders In Tokyo yes. terday lo discuss Vietnam, the International monetary situation and China's relationship wtthja- pan and the U.S. Kissinger's briefing followed a three-hour talk with Mao Tse- Tung on Saturday night during his four-day mission to Peking. Kissinger later declined to comment on a report that the two had reached an agreement on removal of American troops from Taiwan. MKMII i.llll. A Chicago Jury yesterday found Federal Appeals Court Judge, otto Kerner guilty of taking bribes to fix horse racing while he waa governor of Illinois. Kerner and a co-defendant, former Illinois slate revenue director Theodore Isaacs, were convicted on 19 counts of conspiracy, perjury, making false statements. Income lai evasion and falsifying tax returns. Kerner faces a maximum sentence of (3 years In prison and a fine of (93,000. t OSTKLLO DIF-S Underworld leader Frank Cos- teiio died Sunday In a New York hospital at the age or 82. Costello, known as Ihe "prime minister of the underworld,* mad* a fortune during Ihe 19308 from gambling and bootlegging. He survived an attempted assassination In 1957 during a power strug.e for control of the Mafia In the United States. Costello was frequently ar rested but served a total of only seven and a half years la prison. sKIRDCR HISPI.C1 21-year-old Herbert Mullln of Feltoo has been charged In six of 13 murders commuted In Santa Crux since January. The latest victims, four men la their teens or early twenties, were found Shot lo death al thel r campsite near the town, Santa Crux District Attorney peter Chang remarked lhat -Uiie Iowa must be the murder capital Of Ihe world.* I lit < \ I ION REVAMP A special committee of Ihe State legislature has called for a drsstic overhaul of public higher education In California. The committee's recommendations Include giving the legislature, instead of the Board of Regents, the power to establish and control student fees and determine admissions policies. The committee's report alao advocated reducing the regents' terms from 16 lo eight years and limiting lite governor'a control over Ihe appointment of regents, trustees and members of Ihe Community College Board of Cove mora, \\ I l-l't>l l.l I ION FIND Representative Harold Johnson of California baa questioned the legality of Ihe Nixon administration's reduction of funds lor construction of antl-pollutlon facilities. •Instead of embarking upon a wide-based effort to clean up our waters,' Johnson charged, -tha administration la conducting a comprehensive campaign to hobble that effort.* UPC hits Reagan CSUC budget By John Peckler Staff Writer Co. Ronald Reagan's 19-73-74 op.rsting budget for tha California Slate University and Colleges (CSUC) system has been senl to tha legulature tor approval. Chancellor Glenn 5. Dumke has issued a statement saying the budget baa been -prepared to •seat continuing basic requirements and to provide better education for students.' Tha Dumke memo went on to ssy he was -pleased that several aspects of the proposed budget would enhance the tunc lion of our 19 campuses as institutions dedicated to quality teaching. A spokesman for the United Professors of California (UPC) described Ihe governor's operating proposals aa -another bare- bone bin-gel. one lhal continues in* -heavy workload and crowded classrooms first Imposed upon the system by the governor In 1971.• Dr. Warren Keaaler, president of the local UPC chapter, criticized a suggestion by Legislative Analyat a. Alan Poet that Ihe pay raise tor state university and. college faculty be reduced. Kea- sler warned thai the public should not allow the governor snd the legislative analyst to play games with one of the Mate's most val- system of public educaUon. ant-a • alary prnabaal of a 7.5 par cant pay rata* tor fta»aKyla eated to making tha state universities aad colleges second claas schools and saving first rata education tor the rich. We will make every effort to Wan the working people of Ihe stste of •bat la happening to th«r universities,' be said. Dumke said. •There is a cor. relailon between quailty teachlng aad eompangauoa levels which enable our universlites aad colleges to effectively compete for and retain competent faculties.* He cited the budget's salary In- creaaaa for raculty aad a -modest Improvement' In Ihe student- faculty ratio. tf the chancellor's 1973-74 en - rollmenl estimate la correct, the student -teacher ratio Will drop 'modestly' Iron. 17.9:l to 17.12:1. The estimate la based on a 1.2 per cent Increase In enrollment over Ihe present year With additional faculty positions to compensate for It. Many observers leel Ihe chancellor's estimate Is not high enough. This year's rise la en- rniimem was 7.9 per went, and the laat four years have aeen an average annual inereaee of S.t per cant. UPC believes thai the gover- Ttst state's failure to grant salary Increases In 1(70 and a ranasal for ll.0M.MO to provide g rants lo 4,276 fsjanawatal (Continued on Page 4, Col. 1) Morelti in CSUF foniin sOfflonow California Assembly Speaker Bob Morettt wtUc<«d»ctaBtour- long -open forum* on education In California Wednesday beginning st 11 a.m. la tot College Union. Moretit \|a a member on the University of California Board Of RtffOttU and th* California State University and Colleges Board of Truaiaaa la addition to hla dulles aa Assembly Speaker. Morettl waa instrumental la Ihe recent blockage of the pro- posed faculty salary schedule, which would have coal ihe aver, age raculty member more than 3100,000 In salary over a 25- yaar career. More III, along with Ways aad Means CommltteeChalrmanWilli • Brown, told the SUM Finance (Continued on Page 4, Col. 1) TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1973 L XXVII/80 M&XHAN California state univiksity, fresno Foreign students wait Loan decision pending The final outcome Of Ihe special student loan fund Is still In question, but the deadline tor the payment of fees has bean en- tended unui May. Because of the extension, 30 foreign students an breathing a little i Increased roughly 400 per cant since 171. CSUF President Norman A. Baxter la now awaiting a legal opinion on the loan fend before deciding whether to approve the 118,000, earmarked for-atudents with Ihe greatest financial need. The loan la directed toward foreign students who are faced with feaa amounting to St? par unit. Foreign student fees have Two week* ago U Senate recom m ended that lha loan fund be allocated from Ihe Aaao- clallon's general reserve fund and lhat the loan's repayment period 08 extended lo eight months, le usual cases students have 80 days to repay emergency loans. The following week the Board of Directors approved the senate's request win only two dissenting votes, those of Cart Levin, Baxter's representative to the BOD, and Chalrman Ralph Evaae. Student government ofOcere have expressed doubt as to whether Baxter win aisttortxattoloaa. Baxter haa asked for clarification on the loan because bo believes It mlghl be In violaUon of Executive Order 107. Tha order states to part lhat lb* unlvarslty may not accept any echoUrehlp, loan fund, or monies lhal discriminate against any student. Baxter seems to ASB Administrative \ Idenl Hal Bolen said thafl 18 non-dlscrlmlnatory and the only quallflcatioo la Gynecologist quits in IUD row By Dlanne Berg Staff Writer Two weeks ago CSUF director of health services, Dr. Marvyn Schwartx, received a letter scouring Urn of irsfringlng on tw practice of a fallow medico at the Health Cantor. Dr. Richard L. Jones, obstet- rlea andgynecolosy speclallsl, charged that shortly after he was aakad to join the Health Cntore staff of consultants to waa denied the use of a preferred prescription tor With control. Jones had requested through hla nurse that an Intrauterine device (IUD), Ilia Daikon Shield, ha made available al Ihe clinic. Ha said his order was refused i on the basis of cost. Jones In- mealed to did not believe Km reason tor th denlal was flnan- etal,* A ccordl ng to Schwa Hi, lb* its. tlonal* waa that no sjvjayJJw' exists to collect the five-dollar fa* for InsertlonofthelUDand, more importantly, the lack Of faith placed In thai method when compared to the contraceptive surety found In the various brands of pills already available at to* Health Cantor. At lha Ume of Jones' request, tdog a woman conceived while utilising Shield, and Schwartr. •We don't want lo get Into risky si tuatlons,• Schwartt sald, going Pill to to 99.5 par oaot safe tor an wof-rta and 11 la storefor* the oeiy wimmT to* allele pro- The IUD is oft As a birth control alternative, it ls not as sure as ttopia. If * -*exl woman.wants to* IUD, w. feel she should be under the direct supervision of a private OFJ/BTN fawaV aV*rwart said. 'We Just don't have the faeUlt.ee. to foM* if u (OeatJtoadsto Mkt* t,M. ftf —l- ; ' :**~

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