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Show Wednesday, January 15; 1992 The Daily Utah Chronicle - Page Two Owens The 37 million Americans without health insurance, the 10 to 30 million who are under-insure- d and the Today Martin Luther King Jr. Celebration keynote address, "Children in Crises: Who Will Save Them," presented by Admiral Audrey Manley, deputy assistant secretary for health in the U.S. Union Ballroom at noon. g clinic A will be offered from 5:15 to 7 p.m. in the Cannon Health cancer-screenin- Building, 288 N. 1460 West, Room 105. A fee ranging from $5 to $25 will be charged, based on annual family income and family size. Appointments are necessary, so call 5 lewdness ask ourselves from page one exposure and lewdness, Barnes said. "Some of them have gone down to BYU and been cited there." "It seems to be a compulsive sort of behavior. They're trying to shock females." Confronting an exhibitionist is not recommended, she said. "There's no guarantee that they won't go further if provoked." The best course of action is to report the incident to the police and provide them with as detailed a description of the offender as possible, she added. The cases occurring in restrooms are a different kind of concern, Barnes said. "We are looking into these cases because of complaints from the public and from students and staff." "We certainly don't intend to pick on a group," she said. "We would be delighted if this were not a problem." The police are now trying to develop e a protocol to protect all States, Owens said. "We have to from page one the government. Events life expectancy indicates that something is wrong with the health-car- e system in the United million who are uninsurable all constitute a severe health-car- e crisis, Owens said. America has the highest quality health care in the world, if people can afford it, he added. Last year 12 percent of the U.S. gross national product was spent on health care, Owens said. This year it will approximate 14 percent. According to Owens, Canada spends 8.5 percent of its GNP on health care; West Germany, 6.5 percent; and Great Britain, 6 percent. The fact that the United States spends more money on health care than other countries with a similar this why is happening. "Health care costs has been increasing at two and three times the rate of inflation," Owens said. "That's simply not acceptable." "The current system) is probably taking more heat than it deserves," John Powell, Salt Lake City resident, said. "There are certainly access issues and cost issues that need to be addressed." George Costopoulos, Salt Lake City resident, would like a health- care system for unemployed who don't have access to Eeoplecare. "This summer I broke my finger and it cost me $200 for the whole Costopoulos, process," an unemployed university graduate, said. "There has to be something that meets the care of hate-crim- unemployed people." people, she added. "We've had many complaints concerning exposure at HPER," Kim Beglarian, U. detective, said. "People are concerned about security and health." Many of the complaints involve children, he said. "People are concerned about the safety of their children while using the pool" Many call the police and ask what is being done about the problem, he added. "We're taking steps to make it accessible for legitimate use," Beglarian said. Fluorescent lights will be installed in the sauna to deter homosexual activity, Beglarian added. "If people want to engage in homosexual activity, they ought to be considerate of the public and take their activity to a private home," he said. "They are using the sauna as a pick-u- p place and it makes it very uncomfortable for straight people." Previous cases involved incidents in OSH, he said. Stall doors have been cut down there to discourage homosexual activity. 538-671- 2. College Republicans is hosting Dixie Minson, Republican gubernatorial candidate, to speak at noon in Room 324, Union Building. "Weyl Groups and Fano K. Threetolds," Matsuki, Room 315, LCB at 3:20 p.m. David Mason will speak at 4:15 p.m. in Room 208, JWB. ADEC sack lunch seminar, "Super Parenting," by Micheal DeCaria in the Union Den at noon. Outdoor recreation "Avalanche workshop, Awareness," presented by Bruce Trumper in Room 104, EMCB at 7 p.m. Materials Science and Engineering, "Scanning Tunneling Microscopy Studies of Biological and Metal Molecules Surfaces," presented by Thomas Beebe Jr. in Room 102, EMCB at 4:15 p.m., refreshments at 4 p.m. Surgery Grand Rounds Lecture, "Update on Thyroid I Cancer," presented Kim ' III" rfP" I Davis in Classroom C SOM at 7:30 p.m. Medicinal chemistry, medical imaging research seminar, "Evaluation of Borocaptate Sodium in Dogs with Spontaneous Intracranial Tumors: A Model for Boron Neutron Capture Therapy," presented by Susan Craft of Kansas State University in the Radiology conference room, SOM at noon. YbuVe Just Been Geared of Department Metallurgical Engineering Graduate Seminar, "Xanthate Chemisorption at Chalcocite Metallic and Copper Surfaces," presented by Courtney Young in Room 207 of the Browning Building at 3:20 p.m., refreshments at 3 p.m. January 16 Alpha Epsilon Delta, the premedical honor society, sponsors a lecture on anesthesiology and pain management by Bradford Hare, M.D., Ph.D., 6 p.m. 212 BIOL. All interested students are welcome. S Mining Engineering Department, "Down Under in South Africa," presented by John Spencer in Room 102, EMCB at 11 a.m. Martin Luther King Jr. celebration panel discussion, "As the Nation's Health Care Falters, Will System Children Come Last?" Panel members include: Robert Gibson, University of California, San Francisco; Scott Williams; Letitia Archuleta, Indian Health Suzanne Care Clinic; Dandoy, Utah Department of Health. Fuels Engineering Seminar, "Dust Measurement and Control During Coal Mining," presented by Ragula Bhaskar in Room 207, WBB at 3:20 p.m. ForTakeOfE f the Card will say a lot about you. For one Depending on where you fly, each school year travel certifi- - thing it says you have a handle on what you you set your sights a little cate is good for spend, so you don't have to carry over a bal- higher. Which 'Jilj? $129 or $189 round- ance. It also says you're smart enough not to is what applying M W H H for the American Express pay interest charges that can really add up. trip and each summer travel for is So take a few minutes certificate good $149 or Card is all about. When you get the Airfare examples $199 roundtrip. now to call (have Card, its easier to do the things you want based on destination. to do. 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