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Page 8/The Battalion/Wednesday, April 3,1985 Battalion Classifieds 1 SPECIAL NOTICE Funky Winkerbean THEY’RE HERE!! Pick up your graduation announcements orders NOW! MSC Browsing Library Room 223 Extra Announcements Go On Sale April 4th at 8:00am. MSC Student Finance Center Room 217 FOR RENT casa ielsol PRELEASING SUMMER & FALL 2 Blocks from Campus Church across the street* 2 blocks from stores* 2 blocks from nite life on University Pool Jacuzzi Large Party Room Open 7 days a week Mon.-Sat. 8:30-5:30 Sun. 1:00-5:00 Basketball Goals On Premise Security On Premise Maintenance 401 Stasney College Station 696-3455 PRE—LEASING NOW FOR SUMMER AND FALL. 3/bdr. 2/bath fourplexes with all kitchen appliances and washer- /dryer included. From $420 to $540 per month $l00/discount dur ing summer. Call Thomas Prop erties, 696-7714 or 693-0982. 123129 BAKER STREET MINI WAREHOUSE 5x5 to 10x30 $18 to $77 846-5794 DAYS 779-3938 NIGHTS HELP WANTED Part time Programmer. C-Basic experience w/lBM PC ~ ->-6211. 125t3 Systems. 846-6 Waitress and bartenders needed immediately at Yes terday's no experience necessary. 4421 S. Texas Ave nue, 846-2625. 120t8 PERSONALS PROBLEM PREGNANCY? Abortion procedures and referrals -- Free pregnancy testing. Houston, Texas (713)271-0121. 80t69 FOR SALE Apple lie computer System. Monitor, 2 disc dri modem, printer, software. 693-3895. 1) drives, 125l2 Attention Future Yuppies: Selling lifetime mem bership to the Computerized Buying Service at a dis count! CallJudy. 846-3347. 124t4 Set of Wilson's golfclubs w/bag and pull carl. $135.00, 696-3870 Jurgen between 8&5. 12 lt5 Duplex, 2 brirm. 1 bath. Close to campus, fenced, ceil ing fan. 693-0338 after 6. 125t 10 Girls 10-speed bike. Good condition. $65. 696-0227. 122t5 Apts, for rent. Colton Village Limited. Snook. Texas. 1 Ix-droom slart$200. 2 bedroom start at $223. Call 84(5- 8878. 125110 Get your Hewlett Packard Software Now! For hand held computers and calculators. 10.40 and 70 series. Gall Wayne at 822-0095. Includes extension pacs (etc.). 123l3 Storage garage available in C.S. 30.00 month. 846- 6211. 125t 10 Must Sell! 1979 Blue Riveria. Excellent condition, leather, loaded! AM-KM/CB. $4,600. 764-1144. 124t5 2 Bdrm. 1 bath duplex. Quiet street close to campus. One month free w/years lease. 822-0074. 125120 LOST AND FOUND HELP WANTED LOST: Bracelet. March 19. Reward. Please call Jeff G., 896-8859. 122(5 LOCAL ROUTE Distribute name brand food products and/or natural fruit juices. Restock product and collect money only. Sub stantial weekly earnings possible. No special vehicle needed. Requires ap prox. 8 hours per week and $15,000.00 for equipment. Up to 49% tax write-off 1 st year. You must qualify to handle money for others. Write Mr. Mason, Box 360247, Birmingham, Al. 35236 include name, address and phone number or call toll-free 1-800- 521-4849 between 9 AM - 4:30 PM CST. . oco LOST: Men's Miami Killiam High School ring. Yellow stone. Reward! "Kathy," PLEASE call Leslie 260-7246. SERVICES ON THE DOUBLE All kinds of typing at reasonable rates. Dissertations, theses, term papers, resumes. Typing and copying at one stop. ON THE DOUBLE 331 University Drive. 846-3755. 9ittn NOW HIRING for Spring & Summer Employ ment. Full & part-time CASH IERS. Apply in person M-F be tween 1-3p.m., 3519 South College, 779-7209. (pit? DOMINIK DUPLEXES 2 Bedroom 2 Bath 3 Bedroom 2 Bath Close to campus Large, washer/dryer connections, fenced yards, on shuttle. Outside pets free. 846-2014 121119 Professional academic typist. From $L50/ds page; word processing. Checks, VISA, Masterchatge. 775- 8416. 119t8 Typing, word processing, resumes. I.owcst prices, highest quality in town. PERFECT PRINT, 822-1430. 114t31 WORD PROCESSING. 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Contact: Eric/Lauren Scoblionko, 144 South Cassady, Columbus, Ohio 43209,614-235-8768. 108t21 SCHULMAN THEATRES Fajita Rita's is hiring hostesses and kitchen help. Apply in person Sunday thru tridav noon to five. I24t3 SCHULMAN 6 Part-T ime Help Wanted. AppK at Piper's Gulf Station at the corner of I'nivcrsitv and Texas. I24t5 WITNESS (R) Dolby Stereo Part-time person needed to wait tables and/or run cash tegistet. Mignone's-Northgate. 123ll A student artist/cartonnist to work 20 hours per week. 1985-86 school vear. Good pavl Gall P.J. at 845-1887 tt>r more information. 123t3 JLNIORS AND SENIORS. Most people talk about world problems. The Peace Corps solves them. We need vou! Contact: Jerry Xamken. Room I03B Agri culture Building. 115t2() TREE membership at Gyms of Texas. We need a ty pist on a short term basis. Must tvpe 60wpm. Hours flexi ble. Call Lori 846-0053. 12ltl0 1 275-2463 7:25 9:45 PtiLlCE ACADEMY 2 (KM3) 7:209:50 NIGHTMARE ON ELM STREET (R) 7:30 9:55 -FAMOUS COMPOSERS CHAPTER TEN- CLAUDE BARL06G m -TAP! . Tap! ATTHE A6E0F SEUEMTEEN , CLAUDE BARL060 LEFT HIS APPRENTICESHIP 60I1H AN ESTABLISHED RUBBISH DISPOSAL FIRM TO STRIKE OUT ON HISOOJN.., AND HE SUCCEEDED IN DOING OUST THAT... by Tom Batiuk Israeli army to release prisoners STRIKING OUT AT ALMOST EVER^ TURN / Associated Press SHOE by Jeff MacNelly U.S. official: Gorbachev has agreed to summit BEIRUT, Lebanon — T he Israeli army began closing the Ansar prison camp in southern Lebanon bn Tues day and the military command said more than 600 of the prisoners would be released. Israeli radio reported that l,SOD of the Shiite Moslem and Palestinian prisoners at Ansar were lieing trans ferred to Israel and the camp dis mantled as part of the second phase of the Israeli withdrawal from Leb anon. The military command in Tel Aviv said the prisoners being moved were “being temporarily transferred to a detention f acility in Israel.” Lt. Gen. Moshe Levy, the Israeli chief of staff , told Israel radio that more than '600 prisoners will l)e re leased starting Wednesday. / An army announcement sug gested other prisoners might lx re leased if Shiite Moslem attacks on Is raeli soldiers diminished. T he array “will release the detainees in accord ance with developments in south Lebanon” as the army withdraws, the announcement said. The Israelis invaded Lebanon in 1982 and Israeli troops are expected I dv late Associated Press WASHINGTON — Soviet leader Mikhail S. Gorbachev has “agreed in P rinciple” to a summit meeting with resident Reagan, but the time and place still must be worked out, a se nior U.S. official said Tuesday. Two possible sites and times are Helsinki, Finland, in August, and the United Nations in New York in September, the official, who insisted on anonymity, told The Associated Press. It would be the first U.S.-Soviet summit since 1979, when former President Jimmy Carter and the late Leonid I. Brezhnev signed the sec ond Strategic Arms Limitation Treaty (SALT II) to .reduce some kinds of nuclear weapons. The two sides are stockpiling other missiles, however, and have been unable to agree on ways to stop their arms race. In declaring it was “high time” for a summit, Reagan said at his last news conference two weeks ago that he would try to quicken the pace of negotiations now being held in Geneva, Switzerland, if he met with Gorbachev. But Reagan and the U.S. official said the agenda would range beyond weapons to include other issues, as well. Among them, presumably, are human rignts, which the Soviets pledged to improve when they and 34 other countries, including the United States, signed the Helsinki agreement in the Finnish capital in 1975. The opening of the annual session of the U.N. General Assembly, meanwhile, draws foreign ministers and other senior officials to New York. Last September, Reagan chose the session as a forum for a speech urging a new dialogue with Moscow. The president’s spokesman, Larry Speakes, told reporters “there have been no discussions about arrange ments for a summit, no meeting set, no time set, nothing along those lines.” Speakes added: “Nothing has taken place now and I don’t know of any specific plans for any meetings or arrangments.” Reagan, in an Oval Office inter view Monday with The Washington Post, refusecl to discuss the contents of Gorbachev’s letter but said he was “hopeful” that a summit could be held. Other administration officials were similarly tight-lipped. “I wrote, and he (Gorbachev) an swered, and we’re in negotiations, and we’ll just leave it like that,” the president said. to complete their withdrawal May or early June. The Shiite Mos lems have stepped up attacks on tht Israelis. About 22b attacks on Israel] soldiers in March tiffed 19 fsraei soldiers. Two Israeli soldiers iverc killed in the first two daysof Aprilb; guerrilla ambushes and bombs. Elsewhere in south Lebanon, there was sniper lire in Sidon throughout the day. The snipingfol- lowed four days of heavy artillen and machine-gun exchanges be tween Christian militiamen and an opposing force of Moslem and Paler tinian fighters. The Lebanese army, which has been ordered by the government to move reinforcements to Sidon lo halt the violence, began to musier equipment and men necessary lo bolster the 2,300-man force ahead) in Sidon. Sidon political and religious lead ers met Tuesday and urged tht army to increase security on Sidon's eastern edge, where Fighting has been tfie heaviest. Weinberger: Soviets have ‘Star Wars Associated Press $10-$360 weekly/up mailing circulars) No bosses/quo tas! Sincerely interested rush seli'-addressed envelope: Dept. AM-7CEG, PO Box 830, Woodstock. IL 60098. 106120 WASHINGTON — The Soviet Union is protesting President Rea gan’s “Star Wars” initiative only be cause it has launched a gigantic, sim ilar effort of its own and wants to preserve a monopoly in the area of nigh-tech warfare, Defense Secre tary Caspar W. Weinberger said Tuesday. “What I’m trying to portray is what we know to be the facts,” Wein berger said in releasing the Penta gon’s annual report on Soviet mili tary power. “And that is that the Soviets are working, have been working for a long time — longer than we have — on defensive sys tems.” The Soviets are campaigning against the American effort to de velop an anti-missile system that could be deployed in space because they are doing it and they want to be left alone to do it, he said. Weinberger’s comments, which were beamed by satellite to Europe and Japan, were offered in an hour- long briefing during which he re cited numerous other examples of what he called the Soviets’ relentless drive to increase and modernize their weapons. The slick, 143-page edition of “Soviet Military Power 1985,” bound in a red cover and crammed with photos, charts and drawings, elab orates by reporting the emergence of new ballistic and cruise missiles; construction of much more capable submarines and fighter and bomber aircraft; an increase in the size of ground forces; and a military space effort that includes development of a heavy-lift rocket, a space shuttle and a smaller “space plane” that could be used to defend manned space stations. It is in the area of Star Wars re search, however, that the 1985 re port strikes new ground, focusing on Soviet efforts at a time when Reagan has asked for $3.7 billion for re search in fiscal 1986 alone. “The USSR’s high-energy laser program ... is much larger than the U.S. effort,” the report states. The Soviets also “have begun to develop at least three types of high-energy laser weapons for air defense” and have mounted “a vigorous program' to develop particle-beam weapons,* “And the importance of it, o[ course, is that they have progressed beyond technology research and they’re actually developing proto type laser weapons,” Wetnbe™ said. . . They could have prototype for ground-based lasers lor ballistic missile defense by the late 198(k And they could begin testing of the components for large-scale devel opment systems in the 1990’s.” j The report on Soviet militan might is based primarily on informa tion uncovered by the Defense Intel ligence Agency. Following prece dent, the report does not disci®] how the information was obtained./ IMuuning ;t l*any? D.J. Party Service has just the music, and tins semester try our Friday Special just $125. For Ixiokiug in torn union Feel Free to call DAVID KIEL 84()-1838. 76t39 pi litt: EATRES S«tvrd«y A Sunday Student* wttn I.D. 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Only 49 days tournaments am before the Texas can head to the to try and regair it lost in the lOtl last year. But, before tf gain their lost pi some mighty tou at 4 p.m. in Wacc countdown will: against Baylor. The Ags will t streak into the t 9-0 whipping of l the Aggie Invitat I B i Evei