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764-0557
* FOI RET SUDEN SERICE
HUGE 6 BDRM. HOUSE near Packard &
E. University. Furnished, 2 baths, parking,
laundry, Oakland Mgmt. 761-7491.
HUGE 6 BEDROOM HOUSE, parking,
laundry, & 3 baths. Near Power Center.
Room for 7. Oakland Mgmt. 761-7491.
IF YOU WANTED A BETTER
LOCATION,
you'd have to live on the Diag.... Why make
it hard on yourself? At University Towers
you can live within minutes of your classes
while enjoying the best of campus life.
*Exercise room* *Study lounge* *Laundry
facilities* *24 hour attended lobby*
*Recreation room* *4 month leases available
in January, 1993.
University Towers
536 S. Forest Ave. Ann Arbor, MI 48104
Call (313) 761-2680.
LARGE 6 BDRM. HSE. fully furn. queen
size beds, kit. w/ 2 freezers, dishwasher,
Idry., 2 full bath. On Greenwood. Call Green-
wood Mgmt. 996-4064.
LEASE CANCELLATION!
Exc. Church St. loc. Available May 1993.
Recently remodeled 5 bedroom house for 6-
8. Call 665-8825.
LOOKING for female roommates - 4 singles
avail. in 6 bdrm. hse., 2 ktchns., free lndry.&
pkng. $230-260/mth. 761-9684.
LRG. 1 BDRM. APTS. Fall, cmps, historic
bldg., pets ok. 662-9429 bef. 10 pm.
LRG. CAMPUS FURNISHED Efficiency
apartments. w/parking $435-445/mo. Call M-
F, 9-5, 665-5750 else 665-8477.
MAY - MAY LEASES
1 bdrm. - modern, balconies, air.
2 bdrm. - lge. 3 & 4 man units, modern, air,
*sec., several campus locations
668-6906.
MAY TO MAY HUGE 5 BDRM HOUSE.
Furnished. Lots of pkng. Oakland Mgmt.
761-7491.
MCKINLEY TERRACE - '93. 1 & 2
bdrm., recently contemporized throughout.
You will be impressed! 741-9300 extented
hrs.
MED. CENTER APTS.
Now leasing for Sept: Eff. to 5 bedrooms.
Call or stop by our office today! 665-8825.
NEAR POWER CENTER. 4 bedroom
house. 2 baths, laundry, & parking. $1350.
Oakland Management 761-7491.
NEAR STATE & HURON 6 bdrm. hse.
$1560 + utils., 5 bdrm. apt. $1350 + elect., 10
bdrm. hse. $2650 +utils. 663-3149.
NOW LEASING FOR '93. Houses & apts.
going fast. Oakland Management. 761-7491.
OAKLAND NEAR ARCH, modern 2
bdrm., AC, pkng, $760-800; 1 bdrm, $550,
665-4617.
ROOM FOR SEVEN! House near athletic
campus on UM bus line. 2 baths, parking,
laundry. $1350. Oakland Mgmt. 761-7491.
SHARE LARGE HOUSE-OWN ROOM,
pkng. no utilities. Short lease. 973-7368.
SPACIOUS, MODERN I & 2 Bedroom
Apartments. Call Post Realty at 761-8220.
SPRING/SUMMER 1993 special rates at
excellent campus location. Avail. May 7. To
view call Wilson White Co. Inc. 995-9200.
EHO.
TERRIFIC 1 BDRM., contem.porary, spec-
tacular view, free ]dry., photocopy, rec. room.
Immed. occupancy. 741-9300.
SU- L T.
$225.00 AVAIL. MAY 1. Male only. Pkng.
Call Randy & Chris. 677-1636.
1 BDRM. in 2 bdrm. apt. Burns Park area.
Avail March 1. $325/mo. incl. heat. 663-
2657.
1 ROOM SINGLE FURN. w/ cable & own
A/C free Idry. No security deposit, great
rmmtes. Carriage House, central campus.
Immed. occupancy through Aug. Rent neg.
Male only! 313/681-6676.
2 BDRM. 1 BATH- charming west-side apt.
Furn., hardwood floors, quiet residential area.
Perfect for the serious student. May- Aug. $
600/mo.- very neg!! call 996-9218. Pls. leave
a message.
AVAIL IMMEDTLY. until Aug. 25 own
room in 2 bdrm. apt. $275/mo.heat includ.
Washer/dryer in bids. 994-4553.
CHARMING 5 BDRM. HOUSE at State &
Kingsley. May-Sept. $1000/mo. Call 994-
5043.
FURNISHED ROOMS NEAR CCRB and
main bus stop. Kitchen privledges included.
Immediate Occupancy. 668-6906.
INTERESTED IN SHARING A LEASE?
We are going abroad 2nd semester and need
a place for Fall 1993. Call 747-9912.
MAY-AUG. 1 FURN. BDRM. in 4 bdrm.
hse. Great location. $200/mo. neg. Call Karen
at 994-9464 or 994-9448.
SPACIOUS FURN. 2 BDRM. APT. w/ bal-
cony overlooking State St. $600 inc. util.
neg. Call Chris or Aaron @ 769-8990.
SUBLET MAY-AUG Own room in house
$165/month. Hill and Division. 995-8963.
PREGNANT?
Please help us start our family. Happily mar-
ried 10 yrs., financially secure, active foster
parents with religious background. Call col-
lect eves. 313.946-9555.
ADOPTION. We want to work with you to
give your child the warm and loving home
that you are looking for - we hope you will
work with us to build the family of our
dreams. Call Susan and Bennett collect 313-
350-2313.
DEVON - SORRY I missed this for
Valentine's Day - hope today will suffice. I
love you always. Lori
DISCOVER MOSHIACH TODAY. Dial 1-
800-4-moshiach. Dial-a-Jewish story 995-
5959.
ERIC'S ACTION SPORTS- Team
uniforms & shoes for all indoor sports. 2
blocks off State Street. Call 663-6771.
HAVE HEALTHY HAIR! All the supplies
you need at the Village Apothecary. 1112 S.
University.
PROBLEM PREGNANCY HELP
Let us help you choose life. 769-7283.
YOU DON'T KNOW WHAT "HOT" IS
'till you have tried Peppa-Po hot sauce at
Tios. 333 E. Huron, 761-5660.
***SANDI'S WORDPROCESSING***
Reports, resumes, dissertations. 426-5217.
EDITING: BY EXPERIENCED WRITER,
ESL teacher, PhD. Call Bonnie 995-0664.
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TYPING: Resumes, cover letters, &
applications. A2 Typing. Call 994-5515.
ATTENDANT CARE for disabled female.
$5-6 hr., midnight or daytime hrs. avail. N.
Campus. Must be strong. 663-4372.
BABYSITTER: Random hrs., 5 yr. old. Call
662-0712. Must have car.
CAFE NOW HIRING Responsible person
for part-time afternoons cleaning/counter
position! Great working environment. $5/hr.+
bonus to start. Call Ann 663-3080.
CATERER NEEDED for small wedding
May 1. Call evenings 662-3305.
CRUISE SHIPS NOW HIRING Earn
$2000+/ month + world travel (Hawaii,
Mexico, the Caribbean, etc.) Holiday, sum-
mer and Career employment opportunities
available. No experience necessary. For
employment program information Call 1-
206-634-0468.
EARN 100'S DAILY mailing circulars at
home P/T. Info: Desktop Ventures. Write 736
Packard Ste #102-A, A2, MI 48104.
ENVIRONMENTALISTS
Are you a nature lover? Let's fight to keep
the environment clean. Join students across
the country campaigning for more effective
recycling laws, reduction of toxic chemicals
and a more democratic government! Hiring
now for part time positions and summer
work. Flexible hours for students. Earn $40-
$60 a day, while making a difference.
Volunteers Welcome!
Call Marla 662-6597.
EXCEPTIONAL SUMMER opportunity -
Camp Wayne for Boys & Girls. N.E. PA (3
hr/N.Y.C.) - Sports oriented. Counselors/
Specialists for all land/water sports, camping,
computers, A&C, video, radio. Campus in-
terviews on Weds. March 10. Write 55 chan-
nel drive, Port Washington NY. 11050-2216.
or call 1-800-456-7946.
FUNDRAISER-Looking for student groups
to sponsor us on campus. Fast, Easy, Big
$$$'s. Call 800/592-2121 ext. 309.
HAVE FUN EARNING $500-$1,500 IN
ONE WEEK! Student organizations
needed for marketing project on-campus.
Must be motivated and organized. Call
(800)592-2121 extension 308.
KITCHEN HELP - STUDENT
PREFERRED.
Afternoon hours - Apply in person - 1310
Michigan Union. M - F 8:30am - 5:00pm
LSA ACADEMIC PEER ADVISOR posi-
tions for summer orient. Applications & info.
avail, only at mass mtgs. Tues. & Wed., Feb.
16 & 17, 7 PM, 1408 Mason.
MACKINAC ISLAND resort hotel seeking
staff-front desk, night audit, kitchen, dining
room, maintenance, bike mechanic. Contact
Iroquois Hotel, 2488 Village Dr. SE, Grand
Rapids, MI. 49506. (616)247-5675 or
(313)663-5971.
MINI-SOCCER OFFICIALS for the In-
tramural Sports Program. Training and orien-
tation sessions to be held beginning Monday
March 1, 1993 at 7:00pm in the IMSB. Work
hours on Tues., Weds, and Thurs. evenings
and on Sunday afternoons. $5.00 per game.
Contact Steve Olson, IMSB, at 763-3562 for
further information.
NOW HIRING for Spring/Summer and Fall
terms. Account Executives needed to sell ad-
vertising for the Michigan Daily. Job descrip-
tions & applications available in the senior
staff office, 420 Maynard. Application dead-
line is Feb. 19.
NOW HIRING:
Scorekeeper's Bar & Grill now accepting ap-
plications for energetic, sales-oriented
waiters/waitresses. Apply between 2-5 pm at
310 Maynard St.
OFFICE ASSTJTYPIST part-time, accurate
& officient, call Pat at 994-5515.
OFFICE ASSIST. / SECRETARY. Now
thru Oct. $7/hr. Medical Cntr. Research Lab.
Flex. hrs. up to 20/wk. Must be computer
literate (Word/WordPerfect) 747-2914.
STOCKPERSON NEEDED at Ascione
produce in Kerrytown. Please call 665-9248.
STUCCHI'S IS HIRING at all Ann Arbor
locations. Apply in person at the desired
location.
WANTED-STUDENTS TO PRODUCE
and film a TV commercial. Contact Jeff at
Ashley's Restaurant, S. State. 996-9191.
YELLOWSTONE NATIONAL PARK -
over 3,000 positions available in all aspects
of guest service. Recruiter will be at
theMichigan Employment Security
Commission. 214 E. Michigan Ave. in Yp-
silanti on Thurs., Feb. 25. Please pick up ap-
plications before the 25th from 8:15-10:00
a.m. or 1 p.m. to 3:00 p.m.. If you are unable
to interview with the recruiter, please contact
TW Recreational Services, P.O. Box 165,
Yellowstone Park, WY 82190; 307-344-5324
AA/EOE/M/F/HN.
YELLOWSTONE NATIONAL PARK -
over 4,2U0 summer positions available in
Yellowstone and other Western U.S. National
Parks for the summer of 1993. Positions in-
volve all aspects of guest services in hotels,
restaurants, lodges, corrals, marinas, gift
shops, etc. Recruiter will be at the Michigan
Employment Security Commission Office at
214 E. Michigan Ave. Please pick up ap-
plications before the 25th from 8:15 a.m. to
10 a.m. or 1p~m. to 3p.m. If you are unable to
interview with the recruiter, please contact
TW Recreational Services, P.O. Box
165,Yellowstone Park, WY 82190. 307-344-
5324. AA/EOiE/+M/F/H/V j
CLEANING- HOUSE- OFFICE. Call 996-
3543 for reasonable rates.
EUROPE '93 the lowest fares with Student
Travel Breaks-Stamos Travel, Kerrytown
Mall. 663-4400 or 483-5695.
LOW FARES - Europe fr. $448, Eurorail
Flexipass from $298, Orient fr. $769 Call
Claudia or Dan @ Regency Travel, 209 S.
State, 665-6122.
MUST SELL ROUND TRIP tkt. to
Jamaica. Villa on beach in Negral. Valued at
$580. Will negotiate. Call Paul, 930-1542.
ONE WAY AIRLINES TICKET to
Washington, D.C. April 30, 7pm. $neg.
(commuter pass too) Call Dr. B. (313)489-
8020.
SPRING BREAK '93 Don't be left out!
Limited space. Still available to Jamaica, &
Cancun. Call Melanie at 663-3292. for
details.
SPRING BREAK! CANCUN MEXICO
Feb. 20-27. $400-500 neg. Call 665-2814.
SPRING BREAK SKI TRIP for sale-4 days
in winter Park, CO. Lodging, transportation
to & from CO. Willing to discount trip $! Call
Elizabeth 662-1495.
SPRING BREAK IN FLORIDA! Hot and
sunny Feb. 19-27 round trip to Miami. Tkt.
for $400. Call Sylvie, 764-7662.
STUDENTS ANYWHERE IN THE U.S.
on Continental fr. $129/$199. Bring your
Continental voucher and AMEX Card.
Anywhere in the U.S.A. on US Air fr. $129/
$189. Bring your US Air Voucher and Chluse
Visa/Mastercard. Call Wanda at Regency
Travcl 209 S. State 665-6122.
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cabins on lake surrounded by forest. $49-69
nightly incl. outdoor hot tub & much more.
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smoking housemate(s) in newly furnished
house: big-screen TV, pkng., ldry. piano,
alarm sys. No pets. Sept-Sept. $190 double,
$350 single. J.P. 930-0354.
LOOKING FOR non-smoking female
roommate to share a room in two bdrm. apt.
Call Lisa 930-0575.
LOOKING FOR 1OR 2 NON-SMOKING
friendly females for a large room in a great 2
bdrm. bi-level apt. Sarah 663-8310.
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CLASSI FIEDS
SARAJEVO, Bosnia-Herzegov-
ina (AP) - Serb militia and tanks
battered two areas in western Sara-
jevo and blocked the main airport
road yesterday in a major escalation
of fighting as residents tried to
conserve dwindling food supplies.
On the border with Yugoslavia,
Bosnian Serbs also blocked a U.N.
aid convoy for a third straight day
from getting to an area in eastern
Bosnia where tens of thousands of
Muslim refugees are short of food
and under siege. But the Serbs al-
lowed a second convoy to pass
through the same checkpoint.
Sarajevo officials are refusing to
distribute U.N. food in hopes of
pressuring the United Nations. Aid
flights were suspended late last week
because U.N. warehouses were fill-
ing up.
The last normal aid delivery from
warehouses was made Thursday, but
citizens were believed to have saved
up food to last for several days. The
last operating bakery ran out of
cooking fuel on Monday.
A Bosnian journalist, who spoke
on condition of anonymity, said she
watched people run into a shelled
warehouse Monday and grab food.
Canada announced it is sending
1,200 soldiers serving as U.N.
peacekeepers in neighboring Croatia
to help deliver relief supplies in
Bosnia. The troops will begin arriv-
ing in a few days, the announcement
said.
At least 18,000 people have been
killed in 11 months of fighting since
Muslims and Croats in Bosnia de-
clared independence, but the
Bosnian government reports more
than 134,000 people either killed or
missing.
Officials of Bosnia's Muslim-led
government declared a citywide alert
in Sarajevo for a second consecutive
day, warning people to stay indoors
because of heavy shelling and sniper
fire.
Bosnian radio said Serbs had
brought in 10 new tanks for a con
centrated attack on the Azici and
'There have been
heavy (Serb) attacks
by all means and
measures for the past
two days.'
- Zlatko Lagumdzija
Bosnian deputy premier
Stup neighborhoods around the con-
centrated airport. "It is a very serious
situation," the broadcast said.
The radio also said the town of
Vogosca, about five miles north of
Sarajevo, was hit hard by 82mm and
122mm mortar shells.
Zlatko Lagumdzija, the Bosnian
deputy premier, told The Associated
Press: "There have been heavy
(Serb) attacks by all means and mea-
sures for the past two days."
For three days before the Serb of-
fensive, U.N. monitors in Sarajevo
said Bosnian government forces in
the city fired more artillery shells
that the besieging Serbs. But for the
last two days, the tide turned. Serb
shells pounded central Sarajevo
around the presidency building and
the Muslim quarter of the old town.
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BAGHDAD, Iraq (AP) - The
U.N. plans to send more weapons in-
spectors to Baghdad and conduct
aerial surveys of two sites where it
suspects Saddam Hussein's govern-
ment designed nuclear missiles,
U.N. officials said yesterday.
The decision to challenge Sad-
dam's ban on flights over Baghdad
will test Iraqi compliance with U.N.
Security Council terms for ending
the Persian Gulf War. If Iraq refuses
to comply, it could lead to President
Clinton's first showdown with
Saddam.
Tim Trevan, a spokesperson for
the U.N. Special Commission over-
seeing the destruction of Iraq's ma-
jor weapons systems, said inspection
teams had not flown over the capital
so far out of respect for Iraqi
sensitivities.
But "we have the right to fly over
Baghdad," Trevan said in New
York. "We will exercise that right
when we have operational need to do
so."
Pierce Corden, an American who
is deputy chief of the Special Com-
mission, declined to comment about
possible flights over Baghdad. But
he said three to four new teams of
weapons inspectors would be com-
ing to Baghdad soon.
"Unless there is a dramatic
change in Baghdad's attitude, Iraq
has a long way to go fulfilling all the
Gulf War Security Council resolu-
tions," said Corden, who was in
Baghdad preparing a report on the
commission's progress.
U.N. inspectors have given the
Iraqis notice they want to fly over
two relatively small sites in Baghdad
believed to contain equipment to
design prototypes of nuclear ballistic
missiles, Trevan said. However, the
Iraqis have not been given flight
plans or a date, he said.
The sites were not included in
Baghdad's disclosure of facilities in-
volved in nuclear research, Trevai
said. The inspectors discovered the
sites on their own and have checked
them on visits by car.
Helicopters are useful for taking.
aerial photographs that would dis-
close new construction activity at a
site or the removal of equipment.
Saddam's government long de-
nied it was trying to develop nuclear
'We have the right to
fly over Baghdad. We
will exercise that right
when we have
operational need to do
so.'
- Tim Trevan
U.N. Special Commission
spokesperson
warheads, but U.N. teams have re-
ported finding evidence that the
Iraqis had made substantial progress
toward building such weapons be-
fore the Gulf War.
Patrice Palanque, a member of
the French army, who is heading a
U.N. team of 13 missile experts now
in Iraq, said he was unaware of the
U.N. decision to make aerial surveys
over Baghdad.
Palanque said he was under the
impression that such flights were not
allowed by an understanding be-
tween Iraq and the Security Council.
The visits could heighten tensions
over implementing Security Council
resolutions ordering the dismantling
of Iraqi nuclear, chemical and
biological weapons and missiles
with a range greater than 90 miles.
sorority, team,s
pitches in just
and your group
$1,000 in just a
club,
one
etc.
hour
can raise
few days!
POOL MANAGER/SWIM COACH
neighborhood swim club. Experience
certification required. 665-9853.
for
and
RECEPTIONIST NEEDED for UM
Botanical Gardens. $5/hr. Own
transportation. Call 998-7061.
SEMEN DONORS NEEDED for a well-es-
tablished infertility clinic. If you are a male
between 21 - 40 years of age and a graduate
student or a professional 5'9" or taller we
need you. Donors will be paid $55 per ac-
ceptable specimen. For further information
please write P.O. Box 2674, Ann Arbor, MI
48106.
SPEND THE SUMMER in the Beautiful
Catskill Mountains of New York. Achieve a
challenging and rewarding summer ex-
perience working in a residential camp for
adults with physical and developmental
disabilities. Positions available: counselors,
cabin leaders, program leaders. All students
are encouraged to apply. Season dates June
1-August 19. Good salary, room and board,
and some travel allowance. Call Michelle at
419-352-7975 for information or write to
Camp Jened, P.O. Box 483, Rock Hill, NY
12775 (914) 434-2220.
76-GUIDE IS
ACCEPTING APPLICATION
FOR THE 1993-1994
ACADEMIC YEAR
76-GUIDE is an anonyomous
peer counseling program
sponsored by Counseling
Services.
Applicants need to be enrolled
students who are good at
working with people.
No previous experience is
Plus a chance to earn
$1000 for yourself! I
No cost. No Obligation
1-800-932-0528, ext. 651
HERB DAVID GUITAR STUDIO 302 E.
Liberty. 665-8001. Lessons, repar, music.
FLY ANY WHERE at incredible savings.
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ANNOUNCEM ENTS
UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN FLYERS
private pilot ground school class Feb. 17-
April 7. For more information call 994-6208.
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