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VISTA Recruiting Coordinator, Vista Chemical Com I. Pine, P.O. Box 500, 74602 1000 S. Pine, P.O. Box 500, Ponca City, Oklahoma An Equal Opportunity Employer M/F 144t05/02 THE HOUSTON CHRONICLE :ing applications for immedi- Dute openings and summer routes. s based on per paper rate & as allowance is provided, oute requires working early ing hours 7 days a week and ns $500.-$700. per month. If interested call: James at 693- 7815 or Julian at 693-2323 for an appt. 140t05/10 EARN $500 OR MORE WEEKLY STUFFING ENVELOPES AT HOME. NO EXPERIENCE FOR FREE IN FORMATION SEND SELF AD DRESSED STAMPED ENVELOPE TO: P.O. BOX 85658 WESTLAND, MICH 48185 145105/10 National Summer Work Program for College Students. Earn $400. + per week. College Credit. All Majors. Full-time work only. Call before 6:00pm 260-9111. : URINARY TRACT INFECTION STUDY If you PRESENTLY have the following signs and symptoms call to see if you are el igible to participate in a new Urinary Tract Infection Study. Eligible volunteers will be compensated. • PAINFUL URINATION • FREQUENT URINATION • LOW BACK PAIN G&S studies, inc. (close to campus) 846-5933 171 Attention Aggie Grad RJM & Association, Auto Brokers, can get your new car or truck at cost plus acquisition fee. We can save you a lot of money. Treat yourself! 696-0121 ■I n Babysitter wanted. Mornings. In my home. $3.25/hr 693-0738 145t05/10 Studing for the MCAT? Call Kaplan for a free compu terized diagnostic. 696-PREP 141105/02 MUST KNOW NEEDLE WORK, PREFER GRAD UATE STUDENTS WIFE. FLEXIBLE HOURS. PLEASE APPLY IN PERSON. THE STITCHERY. 809 Univ. Dr. East. College Station. TX. 145t05/10 Typing: Accurate, 95wpm, reliable. Word Processor 7 days a week. 776-4013. 119ttfn WORD PROCESSING. RESUMES, AND GRAPHICS LASER PRINTER. PERFECT PRINT. 822-1430. 84t05/03 Students needed for the following cities to survey seat- belt use in June: Abilene, Brownsville, Laredo, Wichita Falls. 3 days work; $100. plus gas. 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(By Lulac Hall) Call Rudy: 779-7052 or pager# 775-1462 anytime. 79101/20 $$$ FOR YOUR BOOKS AT LOUPOT’S Bookstores Northgate • Southgate Redmond Terrace A €* M STEAK HOUSE Delivers 846-5273 Northgate & Southgate C&C Craw# ish Farm Locally raised crawfish Call & Order Now! 589-20*5 Open 24 Hours kinko's the copy center 201 College Main 846-8721 Battalion Classifieds CaD 845-2611 May Day revellers 5 observe labor day with parades 9 riots ASSOCIATED PRESS Warsaw’s main events were peacefc V/T1 of 1 -a cf /'ynr'lacFi t/'arkl/ - ol^CC bit r dei Poles shouted “Down with com munism!” in a May Day march through Warsaw, Soviet Armenians defied a ban on demonstrations, and rallies burst into riots in Czechoslo vakia and South Korea on Monday as workers marked their worldwide holiday. Clashes in Turkey left 36 people injured, including one man wno was shot in the head; riot squads fired tear gas when leftists tried to march on the U.S. Embassy in the Phil ippines; and 300 radicals donned masks and looted stores in West Ger- when about 100 young demonstr. tors marched and threw rocks at pc ppoM J lice. But in Wroclaw, police withduk used tear gas and water cannonst 10 ved break up a rally organized by tant Solidarity splinter groups opposition spokesman Maria Piniw in the Philippines, police swm and fi ie B uesi The SPN/ leased the truncheons and fired tear break up crowds marching tot U.S. Embassy in Manila after ad in which union leaders threatene l nationwide strike to press foil higher minimum wage. Riot police in South Korea fitt] ap spe many. The Soviet Union held a tradi tional parade through Red Square, China used the occasion to try to ease a burgeoning student uprising, and a man nolding a poster of Soviet President Mikhail S. Gorbachev was dragged away by police in Czecho slovakia. Around the world, thousands gathered on the international labor day to celebrate their gains with ban ners and balloons, or protest their losses with rocks hurled at smashed windows. Up to 100,000 Solidarity support ers marched through Warsaw, the union’s first legal May Day gathering since it was suppressed eight years ago. Nearby, about 20,000 attended fficial tear gas in a battle with about 5,1 striking workers in Masan nearby Changwon after protesn tried to stage a May Day rally, pok said. About 20 workers were rested. Police said about 6,600 pe® were arrested in Seoul when pool blocked a rally Sunday called oy bor groups to mark May Day. In Czechoslovakia, at least thn peek’s dozen people were arrested MoniL the official celebration. Although for taking part in anti-governnrj 1° protests that broke out during official May Day parade in Pragi The mood was festive in Most! during the traditional May Day rade through Red Square. Goi chev and other officials stood am Lenin’s tomb as thousands of matt: ers waved colorful banners, puskt floats and floated balloons. Co\ into tl hinki Amer Assassinated officer buried Monday WASHINGTON (AP) — Col. James N. Rowe, a decorated hero of the Vietnam war who was gunned down in the Philippines by communist rebels last week, was buried under a leaden sky Monday on a hillside in Arlington National Cemetery. A caisson bearing the remains of Rowe, 51, was escorted to a gravesite in a grove of flowering cherry trees, past their peak of bloom, after private funeral serv ices at Ft. Myer Memorial Chapel. Secretary of Defense Richard B. Cheney and Secretary of States James A. Baker III attended the service at the chapel, which seats 800, but they did not join the esti mated 450 mourners at the graveside ceremony. A driving rain fell through much of the day, but had slack ened to occasional sprinkles by the time the brief final ceremo nies were held in the historic cem etery across the Potomac River from Washington. Rowe was killed in a Manila suburb on April 21 as he was driving to work at the Joint US. Military Advisory Group Head quarters, which provides trainin and logistical support to the ippine military. His assailants sped away. The communist New People Army General Command claimed responsibility for the as sassination and threatened fur ther attacks if the United States continues to back President Cora- zon Aquino’s fight against a com munist insurgency. Cheney, in a statement after the shooting, called Rowe “a true hero whose military career exem plified dedication to his country and to freedom.” Rowe had continued to sene his country even after being held prisoner during the Vietnam War. Bef 15- V reea that \i Of or tv iffeu Da hey ] e ne W1 and h ,owf NFLi I House OKs collider construction date WASHINGTON (AP) — House Budget Committee nego tiators finalized an agreement Monday that calls for initiating construction of the super collider next year. The agreement, sought by committee members John Bryant of Dallas, Marvin Leath of Waco and Dick Armey of Copper Can yon, also authorizes at least $200 million be spent on the particle accelerator in fiscal 1990. “The committee recognizes that the SSC represents an ex- to main- traordinary opportunity to main- policy tain U.S. leadership in science in forcoi technology,” according to the panel’s budget document. “The SSC will provide valuable techno logical advance in such areas as medical treatment, computers, electronics and superconducting magnets.” The Energy Dept to build the 53-mile underground ring at a site south of Dallas, and President Bush is asking Con gress to spend $250 million to be gin construction in fiscal 1990. Bryant, a Democrat, said the budget agreement is “very impor tant because it’s a statement of that we intend the money or construction. Mexican protestors bum rally tickets MEXICO CITY (AP) — Hel- meted soldiers and police officers the on horseback kept the opposition out of a massive government-or ganized Labor Day rally Monday as protesters shouted anti-gov ernment slogans and burned tick ets for the march. The tickets were issued to members of pro-government unions and permitted entry to a 90-block area around the Zocalo, the city’s main plaza. The govern ment said 1.5 million took part, but the actual crowd was closer to 150,000. Blue wire fences were set up at intersections and thousands of police were called in to keep out gate-crashers. In past years, po lice and independent union workers clashed over entry to the traditionally pro-government march. “We’re workers, and we have the right to march and let the leaders hear our voice,” leftist leader Rosario Ibarra de Piedra. who burned tickets with support ers in front of police lines, said “They’re violating our constitu tional rights.” “Sure, they have the right to march to the Zocalo,” C. Villase nor, a police lieutenant who re fused to give his first name, said “But it’s closed. They can’t get West Germany pursues weapon talks BONN, West Germany (AP) — The government began a new ef fort Monday to rally NATO allies behind its proposal for super power talks on reducing short- range nuclear weapons, causing a dispute with the United States and Britain. Foreign Minister Hans-Di- etrich Genscher was quoted as saying West Germany’s argument must have “special weight” be cause it is the alliance’s front line and a war with such battlefield- range weapons would be fought on its territory. Both the United States and Britain say the negotiations pro posed by Chancellor Helmu 1 Kohl might endanger Western se curity. Genscher’s remarks were thf first official West German com ment since a meeting Sunday ifl which Prime Minister Margarfi Thatcher of Britain tried, bui failed, to change Kohl’s mind on the issue. }