The Michigan Daily - Monday, January 11, 1993- Page 7
Clinton left to face Republica
WASHINGTON (AP) - Ronald
Reagan marched into the White
House a dozen years ago with a
budget he said would erase the fed-
eral deficit by 1984 and proclaimed,
"There is nothing wrong with
America that we can't fix."
But last week, President Bush
- had to admit that the budget
President-elect Clinton inherits is
still badly broken, despite 12 years
of Reagan-Bush promises to elimi-
nate the red ink.
And while Democrats and
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Republicans hotly dispute who is to
blame, nobody contests that the gov-
ernment's finances are in big
trouble.
In his final look at the govern-
ment's fiscal house before leaving
office, Bush projected last week that
the budget shortfall will hit a record
$327 billion in fiscal 1993, which
ends Sept. 30. After dipping slightly,
he estimated that it will rise again to
$320 billion by 1998.
Democrats say Reagan's deep tax
cuts and military buildup were a
sure-fire recipe for huge deficits.
Democrats also cite the reluc-
tance by Reagan and Bush to seek
significant tax increases.
"The bully pulpit was being used
for 12 years to tell the American
people that the worst thing that
could happen to them, next to a nu-
clear war, was a tax increase, and
Reagan was never really sure which
was worse," Charles Schultze, chair
of President Carter's Council of
Economic Advisers, said Friday.
Conservative Republicans say
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CHILD CARE NEEDED before &/or after
school for bright, challenging 9 yr: old. (7 -
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Consistency, sense of humor, active involve-
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CRUISE SHIPS now hiring- Earn $2,000+/
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Career employment available. No experience
necessary. For employment program call 1-
206-634-0468 ext. C5598.
FUNDRAISER. We're looking for a top
fraternity, sorority or student organization
that would like to make $500- $1,500 for one
week marketing project right on campus.
Must be organized and hard working. Call
(800) 592-2121 ext. 308.
HANDYMAN NEEDED $8 hr. Must have
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INTERN FOR INVESTMENT AD-
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Flexible schedule, spreadsheet experience
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LUNCH SHIFTS AVAILABLE- Stockwell
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that may fit nicely into your busy schedule.
The pay is great and the hours flexible. Come
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NCC WAITSTAFF WANTED. Catering
experience helpful. Call Sue at 764-2142.
SEMEN DONORS NEEDED for a well-es-
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48106.
SITTER NEEDED for two girls 10 and 8.
Fridays 3:30-5:30pm. Addnl. hours poss.
Must have own car. 747-9234 after 3:30.
STUDENT CUSTODIANS
Needed at Student Publications (Michigan
Daily, Michiganensian and the Gargoyle).
We are looking for individuals who are
enthusiastic, energetic and in good physical
condition. $5/hr. Must be available 8:15 am
to 12:15 pm at least two days a week. To
apply, call David Friedo at 764-0550 or stop
by Room 205 at 420 Maynard Street.
SUBJECTS NEEDED Male, right-handed,
native English speakers, normal vision, nor-
mal hearing for reaction time experiment in
cognition. Must.be available for 90 minutes,
3 consecutive days, same time each day.
Hourly pay + bonus. Call 936-2056.
SUBWAY- close to North Campus. Days/
nights, flexible hrs., free meals, 1701
Plymouth Rd. (next to videowatch).
US TRACERS IS CURRENTLY seeking
motivated students in the Ann Arbor area for
FT and PT independent work. Call 1-800-
886-6919.
WENDY'S IS NOW HIRING. Get the best
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Join America's quality restaurant team at
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shifts. We offer
* Competitive starting wage of up to
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* Free Meals and uniforms
* Performance & Wage reviews
* Friendly working environment
Stop by and fill out an application and see
how you can begin a rewarding and respon-
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WORK FOR ACADEMIC CREDIT OR
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WORK STUDY STUDENTS WANTED
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research. Learn coding, Macintosh programs,
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8060 for interview with Ketd or Amy.
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SPRING BREAK Acapulco fr. $469,
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Call CMI at 1-800-423-5264.
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n red ink
Bush lost his nerve and hurt the
economy by agreeing to raise taxes
in the 1990 budget deal
"They didn't keep the faith, they
didn't stay the course" said James
Miller, one of Reagan's budget di-
rectors and chair of the board of
Citizens for a Sound Economy, a
conservative pro-business group.
Bush administration officials
point their fingers at outside factors
like the Federal Reserve, which they
blamed for slowing the economy by
keeping interest rates too high.
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STUDENTS ANYWHERE IN THE U.S.
on Continental fr. $129/$199. Bring your
Continental voucher and AMEX Card.
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NEED 2 OR 4 TICKETS for Indiana b-ball
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NEED 3-5 TICKETS FOR B-BALL VS.
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singers, dancers, comic actors, instrumentalists, technicians, and
specialty acts of all types! Come join the fun!
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