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Page 6/The Battalion/Friday, March 28, 1986 T* ftr*. >«♦» Battalion Classifieds 'Ar^5e^/Tt r^£. ^/Tf ri^r*. n' r * ^At ri^.^A* r^5‘-^5* WANTED ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^P ^P <^P ^P a|p ^P ^P ^P ^P ^P »P ^P ^P rp yP ^P yP yP Wanted: Individuals 18 years of age or older to participate in our “AtHome” Cold Study with an over-the-counter cold prepara tion. Incentive: $40. Call 776-0411. <£ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ \P ^P ^P yp yP «P yP mj^l ^p ^P ^7) ^P yP yP yP -P yp yP »P yP yP yP STUDY I Recent injury to wrist, knee or ankle? Severe enough pain to remain on study up to 10 days and 5 visits? STUDY II Recent injury with pain to any muscle or joint? One-dose (4 hours) in-house study. Volunteers interested in participating in investigative drug studies will be paid for their time and cooperation. G&S Studies, inc. 846-5933 77 FOR RENT POOL CLUB ROOM 3-LAUNDRY ROOMS LARGE STORAGE 24 HR EMERGENCY MAINTENANCE HALF SUMMER RENT FOR LEASES SIGNED THROUGH MAY. 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Call Kap lan, 696-PREP. 120t4/4 TEGUCIGALPA, Honduras (AP) — A U.S. Embassy spokesman said Thursday that about 1,500 Nicara guan troops remained captured in Honduras by U.S.-backed Nicara guan rebels and that some have been taken prisoner. But a spokesman for the rebels who earlier claimed his forces had surrounded the Nicaraguan troops said Thursday he could not confirm that either rebels or the troops were in Honduras. “We don’t know anything,” Dennis Perez, a spokesman for the Nicara guan Democratic Force, the largest rebel group, told The Associated Press. “All the information we have on the matter comes from the gov ernment of Honduras and the gov ernment of the United States.” Honduran military sources have said up to 1,500 Nicaraguan soldiers entered the country Saturday in pur suit of the rebels, called Contras, but were trapped by them. Nicaragua’s Marxist Sandinista government denies its troops have crossed the rugged, ill-defined border. There was no independent confir mation of the skirmishes. Journalists have been kept 17 miles from the scene of the reported fighting in Honduras. U.S. Embassy spokesman Arthur Skop, “There are still Nicaraguan troops in Honduran territory. I do not know if some Sandinista soldiers have managed to return to Nicar agua.” He said some Nicaraguan soldiers had been taken prisoner, but he said he did not know how many. It was not clear whether Skop was referring to two young men the Honduran milit ary presented at a news conference Wednesday. The Honduran officials said the two men, who appeared frightened, were Sandinistas who were captured Monday inside Honduras. On the Nicaraguan side of the bor der, a resident of Ocotal, 19 miles from the border and about 30 miles from the area in Honduras where fighting has been reported, said peasants were coming into tow'll from the mountains, fleeing heavy fight ing. The resident spoke on condition of anonymity for security reasons. The Nicaraguan government says there has been heavy fighting in that area of Nicaragua during the past 10 days. The Contra spokesman, Perez said, “Our sources are strictly ollicials in Tegucigalpa and Washington .., and we second them. We cannot con firm if it is true or not that part ofour troops are in Honduras combating the Sandinista army.” Libya holds march in streets to show Khadafy support TRIPOLI, Libya (AP) — Marching bands led hundreds of Libyans through the streets of the capital Thursday night in support of their leader, Moammar Khadafy. Signs bobbing in the crowd said “To Hell With America.” The official news agency JANA said Walid Jumblatt, Lebanon’s Druse Moslem militia leader, had offered “suicide squads” to help carry out Khadafy’s threat of attacking U.S. “terrorist embassies” and other American targets. State media issued calls for such action Wednesday in revenge for the U.S Navy’s actions earlier this week in the Gulf of Sidra. Khadafy’s aides summoned fore ign journalists to a meeting Friday morning. The capital was rife with rumors that Col. Khadafy would sail out into the gulf as if chasing off the U.S. 6th Fleet. American naval operations in the gulf ended Thursday morning, but Pentagon officials said the three- carrier battle group would remain nearby in the central Mediterranean for several days. Confrontation between the Navy and Khadafy’s forces began Monday, less than 24 hours after U.S. planes and ships entered the gulf with the avowed purpose of asserting interna tional navigation rights. Libya fired at least six surface-to- air missiles, according to Pentagon reports, and U.S. forces attacked Li byan patrol boats in response, sinking at least two. American planes also raided a radar-guided missile facility on shore. Khadafy claims the entire Gulf of Sidra, but the United States insists it is international waters beyond the gen erally recognized 12-mile limit. The noisy march in Tripoli also was intended to mark the 16th anniversary, on Friday, of Khadafy’s expulsion of British military bases from the North African nation. Some demonstrators carried large pictures of Khadafy. A banner writ ten in Arabic read: “No to surrender and retreat. Yes to missiles and guns.” The official news agency said Jumblatt, the Lebanese Druse leader, sent Khadafy a telegram calling the gulf confrontation “your legitimate defense of the entire Arab nation” and saying his followers were pre pared to act as “suicide squads.” “We announce that troops of our party stand ready to join the suicide squads to wreck the imperialists’ in terests anywhere and anytime,” JANA quoted Jumblatt as saying. Israeli jets bomb bases in Palestine SIDON, Lebanon (AP) — Israeli warplanes bombed Palesti nian bases near this southern port Thursday less than two hours af ter a rocket exploded in the schoolyard of an Israeli border town. Police said at least 10 people were killetl and 22 wounded in the air raid on the Lin el-Hilweh and Mieh-Mieh Palestinian refugee camps and the nearby hilltop vil lage of Sirovhieh. It was the second Israeli air strike in Lebanon this year. Israeli jets hit guerrila bases in Lebanon 13 times last year. The Sidon camps are stron gholds of Yasser Arafat’s Fatah guerrillas, the main fighting group in his Palestine Liberation Organization. Israel’s military command said three students and a teacher were slightly injured by the Soviet- made Katyusha rocket guerrillas fired into the frontier town of Kiryal Shmone. The raid was intended to warn the Palestinians to expect similar retaliation if cross-border attacks continue. Many Arafat loyalists have been returning to the Sidon area. Prime Minister Rashid Karami of Lebanon, a Sunni Moslem, told reporters in Beirut, “Israel uses any excuse to attack the south." AMC found negligent in Gremlin’s design JANESVILLE, Wis. (AP) —Ajury oil Thursday found American Motors Corp. negligent in designing gas tanks for its 1971 Gremlin and awarded $776,000 to a woman se verely burned when the gas tank of a car she was in exploded. Teresa Foster, 20, of Beloit had sought $3.5 million. Foster lost her ears, nose, eyebrows, hair and most of her fingers when the 1971 Grem lin she was riding in was hit from behind May 17, 1981, and the gas tank exploded. One passenger in the Gremlin died. AMC spokesman Steve Harris said the company disagreed with the jury’s verdict and is considering an appeal. AMC was found 30 percent negli- All you can eat Daily Specials 10 p.m.-6 a.m. gent, the driver of the car that hit the Gremlin was 67 percent negligent, and Foster’s sister, who drove the Gremlin, was 3 percent negligent, the jury said. “I’m disappointed,” said lawyer Frank Scherkenbach, who repre sented the Southfield, Mich, based automaker. “We have confidence in that product. It is hard to understand why the jury would find it or AMC at fault.” John Cabaniss, one of Foster’s lawyers, called the car “a very danger ous product.” During the four-week trial, Caban iss and lawyer James Murphy had argued that AMC was in a hurry to get a small car to market in the early 1970s when the Gremlin debuted. They said the company hastily de signed the Gremlin with no firewall between the f uel filler pipe and the car’s occupants, and with insufficient “crush space” between the fuel tank and rear bumper. Scherkenbach had argued thatthe 1971 Gremlin was designed and built in accordance with industry customs and that the driver of the car that rear-ended the Gremlin was primari ly to blame for Foster’s injuries. The Gremlin was struck from be hind by an Oldsmobile Cutlass driven by Peter Borden of Beloit. Borden was convicted in December 1981 of homicide by intoxicated use of a motor vehicle. 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