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RESEARCH/LEGAL ASSISTANT POSITIONS
A major law firm with offices in Houston, Austin and Dallas is
seeking mature individuals with excellent academic credentials
for full-time, permanent positions in its’ successful legal assistant
program, working in such areas of the firm as litigation, finance,
corporate, real estate, employee benefits and tax.
We require good written and oral communication skills, the
capacity to master and organize a new body of knowledge
quickly, and the ability and desire to interface with individuals
from diverse backgrounds. We are seeking individuals with
graduate and/or undergraduate degrees. No previous legal ex
perience is required.
Descriptive literature is available from the Placement Office.
Interested persons should forward a copy of their resume,
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World/Nation
Bush, Gorbachev meet NewYor
at same level for 1st time
WASHINGTON (AP) — George
Bush and Mikhail Gorbachev will be
dealing with each other as equals for
the first time when they confer along
with President Reagan in New York,
sizing each other up in advance of a
likely superpower summit next year.
Although Bush insists he’ll take
part in Wednesday’s lunch merely as
vice president, he pointedly adds, “I
expect they’ll be aware they’re talk
ing to the next president.”
Echoing that line, Senate Minority
Leader Bob Dole, R-Kan., said Rea
gan will be in charge until the 20th
of January. “George Bush under
stands that, Gorbachev understands
that,” he said. “But (Gorbachev) also
knows that’s not very far away.”
Under diplomatic protocol,
though, Bush will be at the meeting
as Reagan’s understudy, not as presi
dent-elect. Colin Powell, the White
House national security adviser, said
that given Bush’s position, it would
not be appropriate for the vice presi
dent to have a separate agenda.
Bush was asked Monday about So
viet reports that Gorbachev would
bring proposals that Americans
should consider as a Christmas pre
sent.
“We’re not going to open it before
Christmas,” Bush joked.
More seriously, he said, “We’ll
consider whatever it is he has to say.
And, no, certainly there’ll be some
talk of substance at the meeting.”
He said he made it very dear to
the leaders in the Soviet Union that
he is anxious to continue seeking
ways to work together and make
progress.
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“But I have not assembled my na
tional security team in toto," Bush
said. “And there will not be any com
mitment on my part in terms of spe
cific arms control proposals or
things of that nature.
New York
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“We’ll listen, make dear we want
progress — it’s of interest to Amer
ica and everybody around the world
in my view —but not start moving
forward in detail on strategic arms,
conventional force arms deals or
anything else.”
To emphasize that he is not en
croaching on Reagan, Bush will not
take to New York his own national
security adviser-designate, Brent
Scowcroft. Moreover, Bush is not
planning to give his own public in
terpretation of the meeting, leaving
that to Secretary of State George P.
Shultz and Reagan.
NEW YORK (AP) — Motorists in
New York are bracing for traffic
jams of superpower proportions
during Mikhail Gorbachev’s visit this
week.
But Samuel Schwartz, deputy
transportation commissioner, said
that the ‘Gorbylock’ is worth it.
“Remember: It’s gridlock for the
sake of world peace,” Schwartz said.
The Soviet leader is scheduled to
arrive Tuesday. He will meet with
President Reagan and Vice Presi
dent George Bush on Governor’s Is
land on Wednesday, tour the city on
Thursday and leave Friday.
“The sense of appropriateness is
very strong with him,” Sheila Tate,
Bush’s press secretary, said. “He is
not president.”
Bush has said that once he be
comes president, he will be prepared
to meet Gorbachev “at the earliest
time” to assess chances for progress
in arms control and other areas.
Among the possibilities are visits
to the Metropolitan Museum of Art,
Times Square and Wall Street. Gor
bachev will travel in a heavily
guarded, 40-car motorcade.
“If he goes through Times
Square, we expect he might get out
of his car to shake hands,” Alice Mi -
Gillion, a police spokesman, said.
“It’s a movable riot."
Wednesday and Thursday are ex
pected to be the worst days for traf
fic.
Experts: Bush should expect
tough time reducing deficit
because of troubled economy
WASHINGTON (AP) — Presi
dent-elect George Bush will be
forced to deal with a dramatic slow
down in economic activity next year
that will make his job of deficit re
duction even tougher, the nation’s
top business economists predicted
Monday.
The National Association of Busi
ness Economists said a survey of 200
of its members found them pessimis
tic about growth prospects because
of a belief that inflationary pressures
will mean higher interest rates and
thus lower consumer demand for
cars, houses and other big-ticket
items.
An overwhelming majority of the
economists, 88 percent, predicted
that Bush would have to deal with a
recession in his first two years in of
fice.
The outlook is far more pessimis
tic than the official forecast upon
which the Reagan administration is
basing its final budget request to
Congress. That assessment is calling
for much faster growth, lower inter
est rates and falling inflation next
year.
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