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cm utilities, summer or summer/fall, 775-
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Summer housing for non-smoker/drinker,
SO for summer session, all bills paid,
idry facilities, one block off campus,
0-2281. 149t3
eed female roommate now for 2 bedroom
2i bath condo. W/D, shuttle bus, etc. $225-
i/mo. plus bills. Call Peggy after 3, 696-
98. 149t5
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raduating student needs roommate in
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United Press International
! DALLAS — A sleep disorders
researcher, disturbed by TV
talk-show treatment of the prob
lem, says social pressure to curb
, use of drugs such as Valium and
Librium is leading to the use of
more dangerous narcotics.
Dr. Thomas Roth of the Uni
versity of Michigan told a physi
cians’ seminar on sleep dis
orders that despite their bad
reputation, benzodiazepines
usually have less drastic affects
than the drugs replacing them
— primarily narcotics in the
tricyclic category.
“Benzodiazepines induce
sleep by inhibiting the waking
state,” Roth said.
“Tricylics aren’t for sleep.
They are primarily to treat the
disease known as depression.
They are anti-depressant drugs,
but they have certain sedation
characteristics. They are being
prescribed as sleep medication
when they weren’t intended for
that.”
Roth is head of the Sleep Dis
orders Center at Henry Ford
Hospital in Detroit.
Roth said use of benzodiaze
pines — which includes Valium
and Librium — has decreased.
“Well-known ‘scientists’ such
as Phil Donahue and newspaper
writers have given benzodiaze
pines a bad reputation that isn’t
deserved,” he said.
He said the drugs could be
misused, but added the fault re
sted with the user, not the drug.
“Will people who abuse
drugs, abuse these drugs? Abso
lutely,” he said. “But there is no
hard evidence that these drugs
lead to drug abuse.”
Roth said benzodiazepines
are useful in treating the symp
toms of sleep disorders, but
treatment should be restricted
to 20 pills per month for no
more than three months. After
that, he said, the physician
should try to diagnose the prob
lem rather than treat the symp
toms.
During the seminar Dr. Wil
liam Dement of Sanford Univer
sity said 75 percent of all adults
complain they have trouble
sleeping. More than 6 million
prescriptions are written
annually for sleeping pills. He
said the result of poor sleeping
at night is sleepiness throughout
the day that manifests itself as a
lack of alertness.
Dement said research showed
the most alert individuals dur
ing the waking hours are pre
puberty children. Those least
alert are college students.
He said the reason children
have high alert levels is because
their sleep habits are regulated
by parents. He said college stu
dents — meeting chaotic social
and academic schedules — tend
to have poorly regulated sleep
habits.
Dr. Howard P. Roffwarg, a
professor of psychiatry at Pre
sbyterian Hospital, said sleep
disorder centers around the
country — now numbering
more than 30 — are helping
doctors recognize and treat
sleep related problems.
In the past, he said, people
who slept poorly were told the
problem was insignificant — the
result of mental tension or not
getting enough exercise.
“But we’re Finding up to 50
percent of all sleep problems are
biological, not psychological,”
he said.
One old wives’ tale that has
been disproven by research is
that people need eight hours of
sleep per night. The researchers
said some people function well
on as little as two hours sleep.
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United Press International
PORTLAND, Maine — The
National Conservative Political
Action Committee has filed a
$ 10 million lawsuit naming Guy
Gannett Publishing Co., Sen.
Edward M. Kennedy, D-Mass.,
the CBS network and others as
defendants.
The case stems from a politic
al NCPAC televisicm advertis-
ment that parodies Kennedy,
but was not airqd by several sta
tions, including WGGB of
Springfield, Mass., which is
owned by Gannett.
“WGGB simply found the
commercial in poor taste,” Alan
Campbell, a Gannett attorney,
said.
“The station manager viewed
the commercial and said it was a
parody that might be suitable
for ‘Saturday Night Live’ but
that it was not acceptable as a
political ad.”
NCPAC is independent of
any political party and helped
defeat several Democrats in the
1980 elections. This year
NCPAC is taking on several
more Democrats, including Sen.
George J. Mitchell, D-Maine.
The lawsuit alleges the broad
casters “did not make indepen
dent determinations” of
whether to ryn the ad.
NCPAC alleged WGGB “con
sulted with defendant Ken
nedy” before deciding not to
run the commercial.
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Summer sublease brand new 2 bedroom l Vi
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GARAGE SALE
New Duplexes
Now Leasing
2 BR, large walk-in closets, com-
partmented bath, kitchen with bar,
Ldry Rm off kitchen, Fireplace,
patio, fenced yard, some trees, 2
minutes from campus (off Welsh).
A must to see — you’ll like it
$450.00. Heather Childress. 696-
1242.
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(Down from Loupots next
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Open Mon.-Sat.
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NOW LEASING
SUMMER SPECIAL
2 bedroom units w/2 baths, all ap
pliances, with washer/dryer con
nections. $425 less $100 discount
on 1st month’s rent. 693-0982,
696-7714.
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Southwest Village Apartments. Now leas
ing one and two bedroom furnished or
unfurnished for summer and year round
leases. 693-0804, 1101 SW Parkway. 105t48
Casa del Sol now leasing one and two bed
room, furnished and unfurnished for sum
mer and year round. 401 Stasney, 696-
3455. 105t48
82.
NOW LEASING
FOR THE SUMMER
Better hurry! While they last, one
and two-bedroom units available at
special discounts for the 6-week summer
session, starting as low as $204 per
month.
Excellent condition, see to appre
ciate. Furnished or unfurnished. Cali
today.
EAST GATE APARTMENTS
713/696-7380
401 Lincoln Drive East, College Station, Texas
Fall Leases Now Available
Wm. J. Garrett ‘47
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ENGINEERS
FEDERAL POSITIONS
Kelly Air Force Base, located in
historic San Antonio, will be
conducting on-campus interviews for
engineers in the aerospace,
mechanical, industrial, electronics and
safety disciplines on 16 November
1982.
For further information, drop by or call the
Placement Office.
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I CLASS ’82 !
| PARK DEDICATION [
(Sunday May 9, 1982 1 p.m.
| The class of 1982 gift, a $32,000 park facility
| located south of the MSC-Rudder guest park-
| ing lot between Throckmorton St. and Hous-
| ton St., will be dedicated as stated above at
| the site of the park project. The ceremony is
I open to the general public.
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