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Show Wtdnday. Fbruary Two 18, 1987 -H- JJ1PI1 Defense within guidelines WASHINGTON President Reagan said Tuesday his "Star Wars" defense program is in compliance with the 1972 ABM treat)', despite Soviet charges to the contrary and challenges to a possible reinterpretation of the pact. Reagan, in a report to Congress on U.S. adherence to existing arms control agreements, declared the United States "has been and remains in compliance with all current treaty obligations and political commitments." But his report failed to mention the uproar over legal implications of his Strategic Defense Initiative, the formal name for "Star Wars," or say when that program will move into a phase described by critics as prohibited by the Missile Treaty. Anti-Ballist- ic The report, prepared by the Arms Control and Disarmament Agency, offered a detailed rebuttal of Soviet charges that SDI research, development and testing has violated restrictions imposed by the pact. . Prepare for April 25 5SZ mi Classes begin: February 28 Cad Dart. Eraningt. Waafcan U 1 UnciUnil fj Center 363-444- 4 450 S. 9tfl Ca In particular, the report contends the accord gives both sides the latitude to conduct work on basic elements of what might someday become part of an ABM system, as long as tests are not conducted with ABM components or Fur ruffles host's feathers Furthermore, although Reagan has promoted SDI as a defense" against ballistic missiles, the report acknowledges the potential importance of nuclear energy in national television audience wearing real fur coats. The beauty pageant's sponsors said the show would goon with or without Barker, an animal rights activist for almost a decade and the event's host for 20 years. Michael Young, host of the Miss Teen USA Pageant, was ready to emcee the Mary Frann of TV's "Newhart" show pageant with st if Barker withdrew. Barker said he is upset about a production number substitutes. "non-nucle- ar driving weapons "at great distances." Citing Soviet contentions that underground nuclear tests for SDI purposes violate the ABM Treaty and set the stage for abrogation of other agreements, the report said nuclear explosions are being used to "understand the applicability" of future weapons. Surrogate mom bluffing A psychiatrist testifying for a reclaim Baby M said Tuesday mother to seeking surrogate the woman was only bluffing when she threatened to kill herself and the child rather than give up the infant. Dr. Donald Klein also said he saw no basis for a diagnosis by another psychiatrist, expected to testify later in the landmark Baby M custody trial, that Mary Beth Whitehead is a victim of a mixed personality disorder. Klein testified that Whitehead's threats to kill herself or Baby M rather than give the child to William Stern, the girl's natural father, were only a bluff calculated to stop Stern's efforts to force her to yield Baby M to him. "Mrs. Whitehead was attempting to force Mr. Stern to do something he didn't want to do," Klein said. "She was trying to make him feel guilty, trying to make him feel ashamed." The Baby M trial is the first in the United States in which a judge must determine custody of a child born of a surrogate motherhood agreement. Stern and his childless wife are seeking a ruling that the $10,000 contract in which Whitehead agreed to bear a child for them is valid. The money is in escrow. Klein, professor of psychiatry at Columbia University and of a manual on diagnoses, said the doctor hired by Baby M's court -- appointed guardian erred in his diagnosis of Whitehead. "I saw no indication of a personality disorder," Klein said. The guardian's psychiatrist, Dr. Marshall Schector, has submitted a report saying Whitehead suffers from a mixed HACKENSACK, N.J. co-auth- HUNGRY GUY and unpredictability. ess i -- Measures MISS UTAH USA Up (Official Preliminary to Miss USA and Miss Universe) 15 Hunger! 0 1300 East Call for Take Out 582-2962 I HUNGRY GUY SPECIAL 10 II CL. 10V i Taco, Small Fry, Small Drink $ 99 One coupon per personper visit offer expires 'J AGES 17-2- 4 Place: Radisson Hotel, SLC n o c O co-ho- featuring the 10 finalists wearing real fur coats over swimsuits in a winter setting because "there's no way to make a fur coat without causing pain to one of God's creatures." But the sponsors said they made commitments with fur dealers to show their products on TV. Barker, who wants the pageant to use fake furs, played the role of host at a noon dress rehearsal Tuesday but said nothing had been decided about the finals. Fake furs were used during the dress rehearsal. "I can't imagine w hat goes through the kind of a person who puts on a fur coat knowing that. . .these fun are taken from living creatures, who have suffered and were killed, in order for them to wear a fur coat," Barker said before the dress rehearsal. "It's absolutely unnecessary and I think it's disgusting." George Honchar, president and executive producer of Miss Universe Inc., said real fur coats must be used because of commitments with fur dealers. Honchar said he was counting on Barker's professionalism to prevent him from quitting. "I'm really not looking at throwing Bob's number of years with the event out the window," he said. Both sides spoke for about 90 minutes Monday night and again Tuesday before the noon rehearsal, but nothing was resolved. P.TSe!- - TOM TK2 MAW No Silver Used In THIS Photography Course, WE PROMISE! Judged On: Judges Interviews, Swim Suits, Evening gown competition Date: March 28, 1987 273 South - - - Bob Barker was threatening to quit hours before Tuesday night's show because contestants were to parade before a or disorder that includes paranoia, impulsiveness, To Your Miss USA Pageant host ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. you'd like to experiment with photographic printing processes that don't use (ugh!) silver, If take Photography, Art 300RZ-4- 0 and revel in silver-fre- e cyanotype, brown print and gum bichromate printing. You'll also get plenty of opportunity to manipulate graphic arts film in a darkroom. Class meets Thursdays, 12:40-6:3- 0 p.m., April 4, at the Salt Lake Art Center, 20 South West Temple. The instructor is Susan Makov. Register for four hours credit (Art 300RZ-40- ) or for noncredit (Art 30R-4fee $87) on the first day of class at the Annex Building, east 30R-4- Non-Silv- er 0, ne Represent Utah in the 1988 Miss USA Pageant. Be sure to watch on February 17, 1987 the Miss USA Pageant and see our Miss Utah USA Patty Thorpe 1987 in competition. 2 PRIZES VALUED AT OVER $3,000 0, wing. For Free Information: Send name, address, cit, zip, and age to: P.O. Box 8668, Mesa, Arizona 85204 or call (602) 827-040- ATTENTION JUNIOR AND SENIOR ENGINEERING STUDENTS Just How prepared are you for the "Real World" of Engineering? C7et a head-sta- rt on your engineering career by taking The Profession of Engineering Materials Science and Engineering 303 This is .i one credit hour i lass to bo taught this spring qii.irtrr on a CR'N'C basis It is scheduled to meet on Fridays at 3 20 p m Offered tor the first time last spring, thecourse was well received by thise enrolled Lectures to ho dust ussed bv invited gutts whoa re experts in their fields. Topus to be addressed include: Interview Expectations What to Expect on the "Outside" The Ethics of Engineering Politics in Engineering Alternate Career Paths Legal Liability Entrepeneurship Engineering Professionalism To Register for this course use index number 3531, MSE 303 Section 1. 1 |
