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Insurance available to studenl By Joleen Johnson Oam*cock Staff Writer Students living on Campus c purchase insurance to cover th personal property. The insurance, sold by National Student Services Ix NSSI, of Stillwater, Okla., inclui coverage of clothes, televisio books, non-professional musi instruments (instruments not ui for financial gain), ren refrigerators and cameras. 1 insurance also covers theft, 1 and smoke damages, and v dalism. Motor bikes, motorcyc] hinunltta nrnfaaainnal mna I vav?j) |/A VAV00IVIICII UlMOl instruments, citizens band rati and contact lenses are not covei Phyllis Watts, secretary for Oklahoma-based company, s most insurance companies do insure students' personal propc because students living in c mitories are high risks. 1 company has about 20,000 stud policies in 42 states, she said. IF ANY ITEM worth more tl $100 is stolen, the student m have a proof of purchase/* Wj said. Any theft of student propc must be reported to the po within 24 hours to be able to ft] claim with the company, she & Watts said the company does require students to list each il he owns with the company bed any damage occurs except stei worth more than $200. "Before buying insurance, student should check their pare policy to see what it cove David McCauley, associ director of Residential Life i vices, said. Some insura Golan Jt By Michael Pi a r wrntr EAMAT MAGSKIMIM, Go years after Syrian tanks oven tlement on the Israeli-occupi Syria, the bullet holes are neat ravaged apple orchard blooms i defenses present a stiffer chi invaders. Last weeK, alter Israeli r Moslem West Beirut in the mid Christian positions in the c Lebanon, there were fears of Israel and Syria. In any sue Heights and such settlements i would be the front line. When Israel was attacked 01 1973, Egypt's successful aow Canal into th? stnai Desert att But while Israeli troops fought i southern front hundreds of n centers, an outgunned tank fore the Golan Heights to block a i heart of Israel. . 91? Sumter established 1 mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmamm wBSBmBsm! the ic., ,ns? Hib^^^Mj^^BomW^wWB cal bBBIBIs sed B^BMHi tal rhe IS ill fire an!m BOffiWffill 'UnfiHareSLnS cal lioe pgpf Ml ed. WBMsml mmw:mmmmsm the I; aid not rty lor'he ent * ;*?' 52 Heave?ho! le a nnt College of Engineering crew str tem baseball field near the Roost. fore eos companies cover student personal property on campus through the , a parents' policy, he said, nts' "We're not pushing this parrs/' ticular type of insurance. I would late recommend the student look Ser- around first a$d try to find a nee cheaper policy/' he said. ?ws won tfo recker The attack wt fighting of the 3( lan Heiflhts ? Five VAfirs Iflfffr urhi rran this Jewish set- its southern fr ed Golan Heights of border still sim ly patched, the battle- explosion. again and reorganized . Syria leads tl illenge to any future Anwar Sadat's negotiations. Isi laval vessels shelled the Golan Heigl st of Syrian attacks on villages in Gal ontinuing conflict in contention that ( another war between return for captv h conflict, the Golan the strategic pi is Ramat Magshimim Should war ** I two fronts^ October 1973, w uit across the Suez holiest day founi racted most attention, tank force of 1, a holding action on the Israel's civilii illes from peculation sector captured :e clung desperately to erupted in 1973. Syrian thrust into the in what the mili Eytan, calls "U : if you're turned c i I hnwlinfi and ri\/?! ? shoe to do more t have this great Se range of sizes. 978 . ST2 / V ?** s " / uggles to erect new bleachers at The base policy of the NSSI costs $25 a year for $1,500 coverage. Coverage for each additional $500 is $6.50. Bicycles are the most serious theft problem on campus but the insurance does not cover them, McCauley said. rgetl973 is repulsed in some of the fiercest >-year Arab-Israeli conflict. But five le Israel prepares to make peace on ont with Egypt, the Israeli-Syrian mers with the potential for another le opposition to Egyptian President peace initiative and refuses to join ael insists on keeping at least part of tits from which Syria shelled Israeli Uoa until ion C_ J~4t. UW UUIU lOVI OUU ICJWIS OttlKII a the Camp David principle ? peace in ired Arab territory - *pf#y | steau..... , the Israelis are confident they e lessons of the Yom Kippur War of hen a surprise attack on Judaism's d 180 Israeli tanks facing an invading 400. in settlements in the 400-square-mile in 1907 were evacuated when fighting Now they have become key elements tary chief of staff, Lt. Gen. Raphael ?rritorial defense." >n to regattas, tying a r rafting, you want a han look the part. We ibago fashion in a wide Test-tube cgets Hind CALCUTTA, India (AP) ? The wor has been named Durga, after the Him war with evil, her family announced "Now I am a happy and proud fatjw 36, the father of the baby girl born Oct nis 31-year-oia wiie, iseia, naa oeen tr said. The 6-day-old infant was named bj said the family had been anxious fo because he is the eldest son. The grandfather said the baby and home from the hospital early this w The chief of West Bengal's state hea three local doctors responsible for the and the mother's pregnancy and del "I feel that they have made a br method in fertilizing ova outside the b embryo and delivering a normal babv "I have advised them to submit s proper forum. If what they have a scrutiny, their work will be consic science, considering particularly th available in this country and the odds I The three doctors, Saroj Kanti B1 and Sunit Mukherjee, said they ? technique at a meeting of the Indian I The two Mukherjees are not related The team said because they lackec forced to devise a technique different birth in Britain July 25 of Louise Bro\ babv conceived outside the human I Mrs. Agarwal, like Mrs. Brown, hi prevented normal conception, and Um \\ I MONDAY* WED* 50f off any steak c USCID-studer Good all day Monda> 1000 KNOX/ I CAYCE jgg * (a baby u name Id's second known test-tube baby ! V ; du goddess who is perpetually at V ; } Tuesday. > a\" said Pravat Kumar Agarwal, t. 3. Agarwal, a businessman, and ying to have a child since 1963, he f her paternal grandfather, who r Kumar's wife to have a child 1 her mother were expected to go eek. 1th service praised the work of the laboratory conception of the baby ivery. eak through and applied a novel VUJ , OUVVVDDtUllJ UCUIOICIIUIK UK v said Dr. Mani Chettri. \ detailed scientific account to a chieved stands proper scientific lered a positive contribution to e inadequate research facilities they had to overcome." lattacharya, Subhash Mukherjee rnulri nrMPnt a nniw nn fhpir Science Conference next January. I. 1 advanced equipment, they were from the one which resulted in the vn, believed to be the world's first >ody. Ad blocked Fallopian tubes which ; condition could not be corrected. IESDAY SPECIAL linner with valid it and faculty. 'S and Wednesdays. VBBOTT DR. Sail g*J 791-4220 i Mdlll IM WIMIII llll IIIIIMIII LI !Mil IIIIIIIMM J ? 1 &