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Friday • December 12, 1997
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usiness Hours
i.m. 5 p.m. Monday through Friday
ertiln deadline: 1 p.m. prior business day
lusiness needs part-time warehouse help/ deliv-
tlriver. Must have good driving record. Please call
s7043 for information on application.
f part-time job but you want to have your week-
free? Call Manpower for immediate job opportuni-
fPart-time Clerical positions, •Custodial positions,
m-11:00p.m. Cali the Job Line at 260-5010 or
fee at 846-3535.
H
. I ded part-time bookkeeper for small business. Hours
jj Hvlust be able to stay at least 1-year and part of
™ ''mas break. Bring resume to 1300-Walton, C.Sta.
irtie evening work doing commercial office dean-
Mon -Fri. Call for an appointment 823-5031.
Fill-time help wanted. Apply within Piper’s
vron Texas Ave., University Dr.
Private Party Want Ads
$10 for 20 words running 5 days, if your merchandise is priced $1,000 or less
(price must appear in ad). This rate applies only to non-commercial advertisers
offering personal possessions for sale. Guaranteed results or you get an
addtional 5 days at no charge. If item doesn’t sell, advertiser must call before
1 p.m. on the day the ad is scheduled to end to qualify for the 5 additional
insertions at no charge. No refunds will be made if your ad is cancelled early.
FOR SALE
dual!' 'u at 9am $30/ea OBO
i/illiarti, (409)825-3268.
trailer $4,200, set up in nice Bryan park
i $20( 1 lot, rent includes cable, electricity, garbage,
jlpaciu Call 778-9391 or (817)558-0415.
•tton I wl tickets for sale! 30 yard line, 20 rows up,
m 28 $70. Call KSU Fan (316)397-3200.
lolley M-50, Alevio components, hardly ridden.
^Hlition $190 o.b.o. Please call Erica at 779-
shelf S50, desk $150, desk chair $40, bedroom set
$50. Excellent condition! O.B.O. Please
akeo at 268-2299.
^^Kfurnished small 2-bedroom mobile home in
j^Hirk. 7-miles from campus. $3,995- includes:
, ! _8Wing and storage building. (409)267-3824.
lore ’. isher & dryer. White. Excellent condition.
^[696-2950.
i has . duty microwave $100 o.b.o. 695-8072,
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alfllniture, dishes, w/d, BBQ, etc. Call 694-8972.
^^Eveseat and chair, blue and tan, good condi-
1150. Please call 268-7435.
ig sale December 1st-14th. 1103 Dexter. Table
3 chairs $75. Much more!! Please call in advance,
1098
;J|||jrnera &lenses, all in good condition, for sale.
ie lae •• message, 846-7464.
loVesn.it +chair $150, Qn-mattress +box $200, T.V.
^Bmputer (486-33mhz, 16meg, 1 44mb 3-in.,
b 5-in ) $500, microwave $75. 764-0881
-bed S50, desk $35, old sofa-bed $10, bike $20.
3708
nice must see stereo in cabinet. Call for more
nation, 764-1046.
her & dryer set $100, 30" color T.V. $50,
issional Loudspeakers $500, loft bed $25, kitchen
$25 Mike, 694-0672.
ien'$ Obermeyer ski pants, jacket, silk sweater,
nals gloves, headband, size-4, used once,
nally $550, asking $150. 694-9793.
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HELP WANTED
- /T Eve. Clerical/ Customer Service Positions For
trance Agency; Previous Experience Preferred But
^Required Send Resume To: The Liere Agency,
JBlarvey Rd., College Station, TX 77840: Attn:
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a, JNHBB Seniors and Grad students: Notes-N-Quotes
| [ few accepting applications for Spring notetakers. Call
-2255 with questions, or apply at 701 W. University,
-ctlyacross from Blocker Bldg.
JptlON STUDENTS!! Part-time work. Up to
Scholarships and internships available.
1 ditions apply. Good resume experience. Call 696-
4, 10a.m.-4p.m.
|j[C ie Join The Team At The Bird! We need motivated,
i( idly staff to serve & prepare our quality, fresh food.
I;, rositions available. Opportunities to quickly advance
^ increase pay. Benefits include vac. & med. Pay
) .imJisurate with experience. Apply in person Mon.-
. Q r 2-6p.m. at Freebirds, 2050 Texas Ave. or 319
fOwersity in Northgate. No phone calls.
|ence store cashiers. All shifts. Apply at any
xaco Food Mart or 3211 Texas Ave., Bryan.
jDiner hiring cooks Swaitstaff for am/pm shifts,
r i| person. 203-University.
i. vey.Washbangers is looking for cooks, servers, bar
ters and laundry attendants. Come be part of our
7, n. (Hiring 1-4, Thursday & Friday, Dec. 11th & 12th at
i2 T^xas Ave. next to Blockbuster Video in the Park
za.Shopping Center.
LIDAY WORK!! PT now, FT during break, 2-5/wks
L; k program, can remain permanent, training provided,
I to $8.25, scholarships available, conditions apply.
I> e 110-4, 696-7734.
/vdylAgs!! Short on cash? Looking for a part-time
E? Don’t go there!! Come here- to the Plasma Center
are you can earn $140 a month donating your llfe-
|tp° ing plasma $80 in your first two weeks!! Donating
sma is everything you could ask for in a part-time job:
limal time, good pay, no work required, tax free cash!!
|0f n’t delay, call today!! Westgate Biologicals, Inc. 2-
l c ivenient locations: 4223-Wellborn Rd., Bryan, 846-
C' 3 >5. FOO-University East, College Station, 268-6050.
pte Opening: Mechanical Engineer (BS-ME
tired). Oil field related industry. Pro-E and
|iica (FEA) experience a plus. Paid holidays,
lical, dental, and 401k package available. Fax/mail
^Hand salary requirements to: GOEX International
|K * 423 Vaughn Road West Cleburne, TX 76031. Attn.
'Sonnel, fax (817)556-0657. Equal Opportunity
1 Ployer.
HELP WANTED
Professor needs childcare Spring semester for 10-yr. old
twin girls. 3-4 afternoons per week. $6/hr. 776-0223.
Programmer needed, proficient in Perl SQL, familiar
w/Linux C would be a plus. Call 693-9700.
QUALITY SALES PEOPLE. We have Full and Part
time evening telemarketing positions available immedi
ately. $7/hourly base pay + bonuses. Flexible sched
ules. Apply in person at: IMS, 700-Univ. Dr. E.,
Ste.104, C.Station (behind Golden Corral). 691-8682.
Student Advantage, the country's largest and most com
prehensive students savings, is looking for energetic,
self motivated entrepreneurial individuals to join our fast
pace, fun filled team. The campus representative posi
tion is an excellent opportunity to get hands on market
ing experience while earning between $8-$10/hr. with
flexible hours. Serious inquiries call 1-800-366-4636,
ext.2079.
Temporary paint/ construction work during Christmas
holidays. Flexible hours. 775-7126.
Wings N' More- Now looking for entry level managers,
full or part-time. Benefits and advancement opportuni
ties are available. Interested parties please call 693-
6363 and ask to speak with a manager for an appoint
ment to submit application.
LOST & FOUND
Dog found. Female Dalmatian found off Holleman,
needs owner. 693-2976.
Stainless steel Tag Heuer watch with granite face, lost
bonfire night by FHK complex. Reward!! Please call
693-3057.
MISCELLANEOUS
Help AgsM Did you tape the A&M vs. O.S.U. football
game? pgr.#226-7079.
NEEDED
Need male partner to tryout for Aggie Wranglers. 764-
6492. baa3552@tamvm1.tamu.edu
Adopt: Puppies, Kittens, Cats, Dogs. Many pure
breeds! Brazos Animal Shelter-775-5755.
AKC adorable Siberian Husky puppies champion blood
line, absolutely gorgeous. Awesome Batman masks,
perfect markings. Wonderful Santa Claus surprise.
$195/cash. 696-5802.
AKC registered Siberian Husky puppies: red/white and
black/white, blue eyes, born 10/14/97. $250 each. 828-
4116.
Christmas puppies, full blooded Siberian Huskies $85
each. Call (409)873-2930.
Cute Christmas kitten need good home. Please call
693-3276.
KITTENS available for adoption!! Tested, vaccinated,
fixed, indoor cats. 690-3542.
ROOMMATES
$144/mo. Own room in house. Walk to campus. Call
Casey, 268-7757.
$227/mo. -i-utilities. Spring sublease. Own room. No
deposit. Partially furnished. SWPkwy. 696-8953.
$250/mo. plus utilities. Own room. Fully furnished.
Close to campus. 693-9103
3bdrm/2bath house, own room, can compensate
babysitting for rent. $250/mo +1 futilities. 776-9338
Brand new duplex. Need M/roommate. Own room.
$300/mo. Call 779-3357, negotiable.
Co-oping in Spring, need 1-female roommates.
4bdrm/2bath. University Commons. 694-6790, 693-
0052.
F-Roommate to share room in 2bdrm/2bath condo.
W/D. $300/mo. Anna, 691-2233.
F-Roommate. Spring. 2bdrm/11/2bath. Own room.
$280/mo. +$30 utilities. Jenny/Jessica, 693-8009.
Female needed. Sublease apartment. Dominik Street.
Own room. Also have brand-new bed for sale. 693-
7847.
Female roommate for Spring or longer. Own bedroom
in 3-bedroom house. $225/mo. No bills. 775-6104.
Female roommate needed a.s.a.p. 2bdrm/11/2bath
duplex. W/D. $260/mo. +1/2bills. Call Jolene, 268-
7706.
Female roommate needed a.s.a.p. 3bdrm/2bath. Own
room. $200/mo. +$30-utilities. Near campus. Call
Charlotte/Normandie, 691-0189.
Female roommate needed a.s.a.p. 2bdrm/1bath. Own
room. $200/mo. +1/2bills. Missy, 696-2472.
Female roommate needed ASAP. 2bdrm./2bath. Own
room/bath. $300/mo. Call Kamie, 764-7855, leave mes
sage.
Female roommate needed for spring possibly summer.
Must like very large dogs. $232.50/rent +1/2util. On
Fish-Camp, wash./dry. Partiers need not apply. Near
Albertson's Post-Office &Wal-Mart. Call 696-3747.
Female roommate needed! 1/3 rent/ utilities. Own
room/ bathroom. W/D, fenced yard, bus route. Call Kelli
or Amanda, 696-0519.
Female roommate needed. 1st month free!
2bdrm/11/2bath apartment. Own room. On bus route.
$245/mo. 696-6395.
Female roommate needed. 2bdrm/11/2bath duplex.
Rent $280/mo. 316-Brentwood. Rufina, 764-6546.
Female roommate needed. 4bdrm/2bath. Own bed
room. W/D. $181/mo. 694-6929.
Female roommate needed. Own bdrm/bath, w/d, rent
negotiable +1/3-utilities. Call 764-6658.
Female roommate needed. Own room. W/D. Close to
campus. $200-$250/mo., all bills included. Call
Christine, 823-6419.
Female roommate needed. Own room/bath. University
Commons. Available mid-December. 693-2951.
Female roommate needed. Spring semester. Nice
duplex, own room, w/d, on shuttle route. 764-2711.
ROOMMATES
Female roommate wanted. Own room & bathroom.
$250/mo. +utilities. Room for horse &pets. Call Stacie,
690-7250.
M-Roommate needed. Spring semester. Nice
3bdrm/2bath house. $250/mo. +1 futilities. Own room.
Call 775-3144.
M/F Roommate needed. Spring semester. $175/mo.
plus 1/3-utilities. Call 823-7305.
Male roommate wanted, to share 3bdrm/11/2bath
house. Own room. $233/mo. Call 764-8103.
Male to share large apartment. On shuttle. Own
room/bath. $285/mo. +1/2bills. Good location. 693-
2285.
Need roommate. 2bdrm/1bath. $192.50/mo. +1/2elect.
Gas/water free. Movei-n a.s.a.p. 260-7182.
Nice couple seeks grad or couple to share home, inter
nationals also encouraged. $300/mo., utilities paid, w/d.
779-1436.
One single female roommate needed for Spring semes
ter. Will have own room. Please call to come see!! 696-
1916.
Roommate needed for 4bdrm/2bath house. $270/mo.
No utilities, cable w/3-HBO’s &Cinemax, 2-phone lines,
w/d, big backyard w/shed, LAN setup, N64. Andy, 778-
1524.
Roommate needed for Spring '98. Rent $270/mo. On
bus-rt. 694-6534.
Roommate needed for Spring. 2bdrm/1bath. $460/mo.
+utilities. Call Granville 764-8392. Will pay dorm
deposit for Spring,
Roommate needed immediately. 2-1/Duplex w/yard in
Southwood Valley. $275/mo. +1/2bills. Call Josh, 764-
3140.
Roommate needed. 3bdrm/2bath. $250/mo. +1/3utlli-
ties. Nice house. Big yard. 774-7261.
Roommate wanted for Spring. $240/mo.
2bdrm/11/2bath. On bus-route. Jenesta, 695-1555.
Spring roommate needed. 1,400-sq.ft. 3bdrm/2bath.
Own room. 2-available rooms. $275/$235. Call 822-
5736.
Sublease. Spring-'98. 2bdrm/1bath duplex. Shuttle,
w/d. Own room. $170/mo. 696-2397.
SERVICES
AAA Texas Defensive Driving. Lots-of-fun, Laugh-a-lot!!
Ticket dismissal/insurance discount. M-T(6pm-9pm),
W-Th(6pm-9pm), Fri(6pm-8pm), &Sat(10am-2:30pm),
Sat(8am-2:30pm). Inside Nations-Bank. Walk-ins wel
come. $25/cash. Lowest price allowed by law. 111-
Univ. Dr., Ste.217. 846-6117. Show-up 30/min. early.
(CP-0017).
TRAVEL
4day/nights at Sheraton Boca Raton, cruise.
3day/2nights in Bahamas, free car rental. Trip for two,
$400. Please call Gabe, 694-8067.
TUTORS
Experienced Tutor- Genetics, Math, Science, Spanish.
H.S. and College. By appointment only. Small group
discount. Call 690-0738.
WANTED
3-graduation tickets needed for 12/19, 2:00p.m. Will
pay! Call Greg, 776-5212.
5-graduation tickets needed for 12/19, 7:30p.m. Will
pay. Jeff, 764-8520
Graduation tickets needed for 12/19/97, 7:30p.m. Will
pay! Victor, 567-4494.
Graduation tickets needed for Dec.19th, 7:30p.m. and
Dec.20th, 9a.m. Will pay!! Heather, 696-7648.
Graduation tickets needed. Saturday 12/20 morning
ceremony. Will pay! 696-8571.
Help! Graduation tickets needed. December 19th,
2:00p.m. Will pay! Amy 268-5550
Help!! I need 1 graduation ticket for Grandma for
December 20th. Will pay!! Randy, 693-1613.
I need 1 graduation ticket for 12/19, 2:00p.m. Ask for
Kyle, 696-8214.
Need graduation tickets 12/20. Contact Angela or Ray
at 693-6875.
Need graduation tickets for 12/19 ceremony at 7:30.
Will pay $$money$$. 823-1521.
Need graduation tickets for 12/19, 2p.m. Large family.
Will pay. 764-6049.
Need graduation tickets for 12/20 at 9a.m.. Will pay!!
764-2723.
Need graduation tickets for 12/19, 7:30p.m. Will pay.
Call 696-9002.
Need graduation tickets. Will trade hotel reservations on
20th for tickets. 695-0708.
Need tickets for 12/19 graduation ceremony at 2:00p.m.
Will pay!! Call Steve, 690-7343.
Please help! Need graduation tickets!! 12/19 @2p.m.
Will pay$$$$$. Stacey, 695-0571.
Please help!! Need graduation tickets for 12/19 cere
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on campus to pick it up, you can have it mailed. The 1997 Aggieland
('96-97 school year) will be distributed in January 1998. To have your
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phone 845-2613 (credit cards only) between 8:30 a.m. and 4:30 p.m.
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Agreement reached in
global-warming talks
KYOTO, Japan (AP) — America’s top negotiator
at the global warming talks was exhausted but
happy Thursday: Three days of around-the-clock
bargaining had brought home almost everything
the president wanted.
Everything, that is, but one key provision that more
than any other could spell doom for the new treaty on
curtailing greenhouse gas emissions when it comes up
for ratification in Congress.
While U.S. negotiators got their way in most
major provisions of the new Kyoto Protocol,
which establishes caps on greenhouse gas emis
sions by industrial countries, they failed to get a
provision that would also have brought develop
ing nations on board, although only on a volun
tary basis.
“This is perhaps the most single disappointment
and regret,’’ the negotiator, Stuart Eizenstat, said
Thursday as an agreement on the new treaty was
announced, concluding what he called some of the
“most complex international negotiations’’ he’d
ever participated in.
Later, President Clinton, commenting on the
agreement, also expressed disappointment in how
the treaty deals with developing countries.
“It is essential that these nations participate in a
meaningful way if we are to truly tackle this global
environmental challenge,’’ Clinton said.
The developing nations issue could also threaten
U.S. participation if it is not resolved in negotiations
next year.
Already the Senate, in a 95-0 vote, has approved a
resolution that says it will not accept a glottal warm
ing treaty that does not also require developing
countries such as China and India to make a binding
commitment to curtail greenhouse gases.
Sen. Robert Byrd, D-W.Va., a co-sponsor of the
resolution, let it be known the new treaty violates
that standard. Another co-sponsor, Sen. Chuck
Hagel, R-Neb., was more blunt.
“There’s no way we’ll even be close in the Senate
to ratifying this agreement. We will kill this if the
president signs it,’’ Hagel, a congressional observer
at the Kyoto talks, told reporters.
The binding commitments for nations to reduce
carbon dioxide and other greenhouse gases — 6 per
cent to 8 percent below 1990 levels — applies only to
industrial countries, including the United States,
Japan, and the European Union.
Although it is understood that at some point
developing nations will also make emissions reduc
tions, they argued they shouldn’t be required to take
any action now, since most of the gases currently in
the atmosphere were put there by Europe and the
United States.
In the final hours of debate, the provision that
would have allowed voluntary involvement of devel
oping countries was dropped at the insistence of
China and several other nations.
U.S. opponents of the treaty have singled out the
developing nations dispute in their attacks on the
accord. An industry coalition has run ads on U.S.
television for months asking why Americans should
make sacrifices to reduce emissions of greenhouse
gases when economic competitors like China and
India do not.
“Every time we’ve tried to improve the American
environment in the last 25 or 30 years, somebody has
predicted that it would wreck the economy,’’ Clinton
said Thursday in Miami.
IRA meets with Prime Minister in
London for first time in 76 years
LONDON (AP) — Punching
the air in triumph Thursday and
declaring it a “moment in his
tory,” Sinn Fein leader Gerry
Adams became the first politi
cal ally of
the IRA to
meet a
British
prime min
ister in
London in
76 years.
Protesters
shouted
“Murderer!”
through the
railing gates
at the end of
Downing
Street as
Adams’ Sinn Fein delegation left
Prime Minister Tony Blair’s offi
cial residence after the one-hour
meeting.
“In many ways, the engage
ment can be described as a
moment in history,” Adams told
more than 100 reporters outside
the prime minister’s office. “All
of the hurt and grief and division
that has come from British
involvement in Irish affairs has
to end.”
Just yards away, supporters
waved the green, white and
orange tricolor — the Irish flag,
a favorite Irish Republican
Army emblem — and chanted
in support.
The meeting appeared to
have made no substantive differ
ence to the talks in Belfast, where
negotiators, including Sinn Fein
envoys, are supposed to agree on
a new political deal for the
British-run province of Northern
Ireland by May.
But it was heavy with sym
bolism, underlining in many
Protestant eyes the IRA’s big
coup — getting into the negoti
ations through Sinn Fein with
out surrendering weapons.
Aides said Blair sat opposite
Adams at the Cabinet table,
looked him directly in the eye
and asked if Sinn Fein and its
ally, the IRA — which has
observed a cease-fire since July
— were truly committed to
peaceful means. Adams said
they were.
“When people say to me,
‘How can you meet Sinn Fein
and Gerry Adams?’, I say to
them, Tf you are not prepared to
sit down and talk — provided
they obey the same rules as
everybody else in coming into
the process — then you will
never move it forward,”’ Blair
said in a Sky TV interview after
the meeting.
Leaders of the pro-British
Protestant majority in Northern
Ireland reacted with both suspi
cion and outright fury after TV
news repeatedly ran pictures of
Sinn Fein’s seven-member dele
gation posing on the steps of 10
Downing St.
The entrance is a few hundred
yards from where the Catholic-
based IRA landed mortars in 1991.
One shell thudded into the back
garden of Downing Street while
Blair’s predecessor, John Major,
was holding a Cabinet meeting,
though no one was injured.
That attack was the second
IRA attempt in the past 15
years to kill a British prime
minister. In 1984, Margaret
Thatcher escaped injury when
the IRA bombed a Brighton
hotel where she and most of
her Cabinet were staying,
killing five people.
The last time an IRA leader
was in Downing Street was
1921, when Michael Collins
met David Lloyd George for
treaty negotiations that led to
partition: The six counties that
make up predominantly
Protestant Northern Ireland
remained part of the United
Kingdom, while the other 26
counties formed what is now
the Irish Republic.
On Thursday, the main
Protestant party, the Ulster
Unionists, predicted the IRA
will return to violence within
months, and rejected a
renewed suggestion from Sinn
Fein that its
leader, David
Trimble,
meet Adams.
“It was a
significantly
good
moment for
the IRA ... the
epitome of
the ballot-
box card that
they play
along with
* ft DIcilT
the gun,
Ulster
Unionist spokesman Ken
Maginnis said.
The Rev. Ian Paisley, leader of
the smaller, more hard-line
Democratic Unionist Party,
declared of Adams’s deputy,
Martin McGuinness, “If he
wants peace, let him surrender
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