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* Furnished
* All Bills Paid
* 2 pools. Hot Tub
* Volleyball, Tennis
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* Great Location (Across from
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$950 Maximum Rate for Fall
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12t09/26
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‘ after 6pm
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2 Pools* Volleyball Court
• Hot Tub • Basketball Courts
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on group dynamics and we need
participants.
We will pay you $30. for 6 hrs.
over a 6 week period.
If interested, please call 845-4992
and ask for Dawna, or pick up a
questionnaire outside Rm. 348 in
the Psychology Bldg.
12109/20
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12t09/22
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No installation necessary.
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Sales opportunities available.
SNAKE: 7 ft. Bermeeze Python with acquarium $325.
negot. Great dorm pet. 764-9185. 10t09/22
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CRUISESHIPS NOW HIRING
for spring, Christmas and next
summer breaks.
Many positions.
Call 1 -805-682-7555
EXT. S-1026. ^
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We are a professional team seeking
an intelligent, self-motivated, enthu
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business and organizational skills.
We focus on warm, caring commu
nication with our patients.
If you are excited about entering the
health care profession, we are willing
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Mon. Sept. 18 through Friday Sep
tember 22. 11109/19
The Houston
Chronicle
is currently taking applications
for route carrier positions.
Gas allowance provided with
routes earning $400.-$700.
per month.
If interested, call James at
693-7815 or Julian at 693-
2323.
09109/29
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Inter-Campus Programs is looking
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Patients needed with patellar ten
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to participate in a research study
to evaluate a new topical (rub on)
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Page 10 The Battalion Monday, September 18,19
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Guerrillas threaten ^
ex-king if he leads f
postwar government
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After 6. Ilt09/21
ISLAMABAD, Pakistan (AP) —
Radical Afghan fundamentalist
guerrillas warned Sunday they will
assassinate their country’s ousted
king if he tries to head a postwar
government in Kabul.
The threat comes after reports
that an envoy of the United States, a
major rebel backer, met with the
exiled king in Rome, where he has
lived since his nephew grabbed
power in a 1973 coup.
“He takes a very grave risk of be
ing shot,” said Nawab Salim, spokes
man for the hard-line Hezb-i-Islami
party run by anti-American Gulbad-
din Hekmatyar. “The muiahedeen
(holy warriors) will not let Zahir
Shah come to Afghanistan.”
Also Sunday, Pakistan’s army
chief of staff told reporters Moscow
appears ready to abandon its ally,
Afghan President Najib, and, in a
departure from previous Pakistan
stances, recommended the resis
tance negotiate with remaining lead
ers of the Afghan Communist Party.
After more than six months of
trying to forge unity within the frac
tious guerrilla coalition, Washington
reportedly is considering alterna
tives, including the former monarch.
millions of U.S. dollars in milit
and humanitarian aid during
decade-long war with success;
communist governments, are
terly divided over a possible role
the 74-year-old king.
Abdul Rahim, a spokesman
the guerrillas’ government-in-eiCj ^
said a royal return is tantamount!
rebel defeat. “It would mean
mujahedeen and the people of
ghanistan are defeated, ” Rahims;
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Even Afghanistan’s ruling Marx
ists and their Soviet backers have ac
cepted the king as a compromise so
lution to head a transitional
government.
But the rebels, who have receivecL
Royalists among the rebels,®
notably Syed Gailani’s National
lamic Front of Afghanistan, say
king is the only Afghan able tort j 10111
warring factions. J'
Asim Nasser-Zia, a spokesman!; , t '
Gailani’s group, predicted U.
Shah will fly to Kabul fromRomt
January or February and retireafi
convening a traditional Afgli;
council to oversee general electior>
This could happen only afterH
jib was out of Kabul, he said.
Pakistan’s army chief of sh
Gen. Mirza Aslam Beg, meanwk
said the Kremlin appears willin{
abandon Najib.
In a rare briefing for repo®
Beg said Armand Hammer, U.S,
magnate and confidante of lb
cow’s powerbrokers, “indicated
Soviets may drop Najib.”
He recommended the Afghans
sistance negotiate with remnants
the Afghan government after a
viet sweep of the party.
U.S. faces inundation
of Soviet Jew immigrants
in spirit of glasnost -
WASHINGTON (AP) — Now
that the doors of the Soviet Union
have opened after 20 years of Amer
ican knocking, the United States is
faced with the dilemma of handling
an unprecedented surge of Soviet
emigres.
Critics charge the administration’s
response, as presented this week on
Capitol Hill after seven months of
deliberations, is inadequate, unimag
inative and risks missing a historic
opportunity.
Some say the U.S. government
could learn a thing or two from So
viet President Mikhail Gorbachev’s
open door policy.
The administration argues it is
doing its best in the face of shrinking
budgets and the problem of dealing
with 14 million refugees worldwide,
many of whom would like to move to
the United States.
Of the 125,000 refugee slots allo
cated for fiscal 1990 — that starts
Oct. 1 — 50,000 will be reserved for
Soviet applicants, most of whom are
Jews.
The administration predicts as
many as 150,000 Soviet Jews will ap
ply for refugee status in fiscal 1990.
Jewish groups say as many as
500,000 Jews may seek to come here
in the coming years if the doors re
main open, especially in light of ris
ing anti-Semitism in the Soviet
Union.
An internal State Department re
port used by Immigration and Natu
ralization officers in Moscow con
cluded that glasnost, with its
liberalized rights to free speech and
press, has spawned discrimination
against Jews throughout the Soviet
Union.
Religious groups and many on
Capitol Hill also argue that Gorba
chev’s reforms and his political fu
ture are by no means assured suc
cess, and their failure could strand
thousands of persecuted people
wishing to leave.
“Soviet history has painfully dem
onstrated that lulls in government
repression are usually followed by
harsh oppression,” said a letter to
Congress from World Relief, which
represents Evangelical Christians.
The Evangelicals constitute a small
percentage of those seeking to come
here.
Members of Congress say if tight
budgets are the problem keeping
more Soviets from coming to the
United States, “creative financing”
should be considered.
Sen. Howard Metzenbaum, D-
Ohio, suggested the government
help additional refugees by lending
their relocate:
paid back ok
them money for
which would be
they’re settled.
“When the faucets start openiiijl
. . the United States finds itselfri
tally incapable of dealing with
very policy it is demanding," Rt;
Howard Berman, D-Califsaid
The administration agreed."
United States is to some degreean
dm of its own success,” Deputy Sfl
retary of State Lawrence
burger said.
But he argued that although'U
demand for liberalized Soviet
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MATEWAN, W.Va. (AP)
The Hatfields and McCoys di
fight anymore and many of then
would just as soon forget theiran
cestors’ feud. But some in
community are trying to
way to commemorate the
shed.
“There are a lot of grandsons
of Devil Anse (Hatfield) and h:
brothers around here,”
McAllister, director of the ne
Matewan Development Centfi
said. “Most of them are in
60s and they’re a little bit bittc
about the reputations they hadt!
grow up with and live with.”
The Matewan Developmcr
Center, located in the only thret
story building in the town of 80)
features a photo display on tb
massacre and other incidents
the town’s history. It drawsafe*
people each week.
McAllister is hoping the Na
tional Park Service will help turf
Matewan into a tourist attraction
He envisions a museum, for in
stance, within 10 years.
It’s been 100 years this mort:
since a jury sentenced eight Ha’
field clan members to
E rison and ordered a
anged for the slaying of five kit
Coys, ending the bloodshed
which 10 to 20 people died.
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