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Call 693-0165 after 5pm. 70t 12/10 Iran: Jets bomb troops, depot; Iraq claims air force hit refinery NICOSIA, Cyprus (AP) — Iran said its warplanes bombed troop concentrations and a munitions de pot Wednesday near Basra and Iraq said its air force destroyed a sugar refinery in western Iran. The Iranian raids on Abu al-Kha- sib, near the border eight miles east of Iraq’s southern provincial capital. TYPING: Accurate, 95 WPM, Reliable. Word Proc essor. 7 days a week. 776-4013. 71tl2/10 Experienced librarian will do librarv research for you. Call 272-3348. 67tl2/10 TYPING AND WORD PROCESSING. FAST, REA SONABLE, QUICK TURNAROUND AVAILABLE. 693-1598. 51tl2/l 1 came one day alter Parliament speaker Hashemi Rafsanjani said Iran was ready for another major ground offensive. Iran usually attacks in winter,' when wet weather favors its lightly armed forces and hampers the supe rior Iraqi armor. An Iranian drive across the border last January, one of several in the 7-year-old war, stalled six miles from Basra. In the Gulf of Oman a tanker that had been burning since Iranian speedboats attacked it Sunday ex ploded and began sinking. Two U.S.-flagged Kuwaiti tankers and a chartered refueling vessel en tered the Persian Gulf for the trip north to the sheikdom. It was the 20th such convoy since the U.S. Navy began escorting 11 reflagged Kuwaiti tankers last summer to pro tect them from Iranian attack. A dispatch from Iran’s official Is lamic Republic News Agency claimed the raids east of Basra in flicted substantial casualties. U.S.-Soviet arms treaty fails to address ‘real’ cause of tensions, expert says By George Gedda Associated Press writer WASHINGTON (AP) —- The nu clear arms treaty signed by President Reagan and Soviet leader Mikhail S. Gorbachev is a milestone in super power relations but does nothing to address what some experts see as a more fundamental cause of U.S.-So viet tensions. “The arms . i race is the Analysis symptom and political rivalry is the disease,” says William H. Luers, a Soviet af fairs expert and former foreign service officer. In a recent article, Luers noted that of all the crises the United States and the Soviet Union have faced since World War II — both small and large — only one has direedy in volved a controversy over nuclear weapons. That was the Cuban mis sile crisis. All the others have involved at tempts by one side or the other to expand its influence or to prevent the other from doing so, a pattern that continues to this day. While Gorbachev has been ex horting Americans to strive toward an improvement in relations, several administration analysts expressed Soviets express happiness about signing of arms treaty MOSCOW (AP) — Soviets shed tears of joy and looked hopefully to a visit by President Reagan next year as they spoke words of goodwill Wednesday following the signing of the nuclear arms treaty by the two superpowers. “There hasn’t been any other president who has gone so far to meet us,” said a 55-year-old man from Rostov in southern Russia who identified himself only as Nikolai. “We, two great powers, will trade and live in friendship and peace,” he told the Associated Press as he waited for a train in Moscow’s Kiev railroad station. At the Cheremushkinsky Farmers Market in the southern part of the capital, other people interviewed at random also spoke warmly of the United States. Tatyana Loginovskikh, who was selling apples at the market, burst into tears when she recalled hearing a radio report about the signing of the treaty by Reagan and Mikhail S. Gorbachev, the general secretary of the Soviet Communist Party. “I had grandiose impressions,” the 32-year-old mother of two said. “My children will be happy and they will live in peace.” Asked about Reagan’s speeches that were broadcast live Tuesday, Alexandra Rumantsev said: “They were all right, as I understand him.” ic po tion of Afghanistan, this week’s sum mit will produce any headway in the range of conflicts in which Washing ton and Moscow have a stake. Former Secretary of State Henry A. Kissinger has warned that it would be a mistake to assume that a mere personality change in the Kremlin would reverse more than 400 years of what he regards as a pattern of Russian expansionism. Secretary of State George P. Shultz said last week that the Soviets are trying to make a “monkey” out of the United Nations by not going along with a proposed global arms embargo against Iran. An administration official, in sisting on anonymity, said Wednes day he has been warning his col leagues every day about the possibility that Gorbachev’s peace of fensive could lull Americans into lowering their guard. For a man who built a political ca reer largely on his outspoken anti communism, Reagan genuinely has seemed to enjoy Gorbachev’s com pany during the summit. On Tues day, Reagan spoke about the possi bility of a shift from confrontation to cooperation with the Soviets. But Luers believes that Soviet- American relations depend on far more than their ability to work out arms control agreements. “Ultimately,” he says, “controlling competition in the Third World will depend on the degree to which the Soviet Union reduces its commit ment to support violent revolution, national liberation movements, radi cal client states and communist par ties that advocate violent change. “The summit meeting should of fer the world hope that this real agenda now will be faced directly.” Searchers find gun in debris of jet; FBI examines record CAYUCOS, Calif. (AP) — Search ers found a gun Wednesday in the wreckage of a jetliner, and FBI offi cials said flight recordings showed someone entered the cockpit with out authorization just before the crash that killed all 43 people aboard. Hampered by fog and wet ground, 40 searchers going through jet debris and body parts strewn over the 15-acre site found the gun around 11 a.m. in two or three inches of mud, FBI agent in charge Richard Bretzing said. “We have located a weapon,” Bretzing told reporters during a news conference at the site where Pacific Southwest Airlines Flight 1771 crashed Monday on a flight from Los Angeles to San Francisco. News reports have said that David A. Burke, fired last month by USAir, the owner of PSA, may have carried a .44 magnum handgun aboard the plane seeking revenge against for mer boss Ray Thomson. Both were among the victims of the crash. “There was evidence there was unauthorized entrance into the cockpit,” said Bretzing, who refused to discuss Burke or give any details about the weapon. Bretzing wouldn’t say* if gunfire could be heard on the tape, and he said the weapon was being examined for fingerprints. Patricia Goldman, who is heading the National Transportation Safety Board investigation, said the airlin er’s flight data recorder also was found Wednesday and it was being taken to Washington for examina tion. Haiti's junta will elect new council PORT-AU-PRINCE, Haiti (AP) — Haiti’s military-domi nated junta will choose a new Electoral Council on Friday and plans to hold new elections on Jan. 17, state-run television re ported Wednesday evening. The government’s move came after three of the nation’s four top opposition politicians issued a joint declaration vowing to boy cott any new elections organized by the interim government. A fourth top candidate also was ex pected to join the boycott. U.S. journalist’s captivity reaches 1,000 days BEIRUT, Lebanon (AP) — To day marks 1,000 days in captivity for American journalist Terry An derson, the longest-held of the for eign hostages in Lebanon. Anderson, chief Middle East cor respondent for the Associated Press, was kidnapped March 16, 1985 and is among eight Americans missing in Lebanon. He was last heard from Oct. 3, 1986, in a videotape released by his captors, Islamic Jihad, or Islamic Holy War, a Shiite Moslem faction believed loyal to Iran’s Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini. A police spokesman said, “We have no information on Anderson or any of the 21 foreigners missing in Lebanon.” pi^ga 4fut DELIVERY AGGIE SURVIVAL KIT Let Pizza Hut Help you survive those final weeks of school! We Deliver $4.99 j Any medium cheese pizza for only $4.99 Extra toppings 850 Offer good from Nov. 30 -Dec. 18 II DEFENSIVE DRIVING TICKET DISMISSAL. IN SURANCE DISCOUNT. CLASSES EVERY WEEK!! 693-1322. 24tl2/16 • ROOMMATE WANTED Room in house near campus, male, non-smoker $170. no biUs. 696-3884. 71:12/11 Need males to share a 3 bdrm, 2 Bath house in C.S. Shuttle bus, w/d & more. 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