The Michigan Daily - Tuesday, February 8, 1994 - 7 STUDY BREAK UNDER THE TREES Israel, PLO resume talks in Cairo CAIRO, Egypt (AP) - PLO leader Yasser Arafat and Israeli For- eign Minister Shimon Peres reopened talks yesterday on the start of the long-delayed withdrawal of Israel's troops from the Gaza Strip and Jeri- cho. The decision to renew the stalled negotiations came after more than a week of bickering and strenuous me- diation by Egypt that apparently in- cluded a series of last-minute phone calls to get the two leaders together. Arafat and Peres met alone for about a half-hour at Egypt's foreign ministry, then said they hoped to wrap up their talks today. "I have the feel- ing, certainly for our side but also theirs, that a real and extraordinary effort will be made to reach an under- standing," Peres said afterward. Arafat told reporters both sides had "a true wish" to implement the peace accord "as soon as possible." Negotiating teams were to work through the night, with orders to wake up the two leaders if problems arose, Peres said. It was unclear when Peres and Arafat would meet again. While the Palestinians have charged Israel with backing down on deals the two men reached in Davos, Switzerland Peres said "whatever was agreed in Davos is agreeable." Egyptian Foreign Minister Amr Moussa told reporters that negotia- tors will have to iron out many details even after major issues are settled. Under the Israeli-PLO accord signed Sept. 13 in Washington, Is- raeli troops were to begin withdraw- ing in mid-December to turn over day-to-day running of Gaza and Jeri- cho to Arafat's Palestine Liberation Organization. In negotiations since October, the sides could not agree on who would guard borders from the Palestinian areas to Jordan and Egypt, on the size of the Jericho area and on how to protect settlers remaining in Gaza. Arafat and Peres were reported close to a pact at their meeting Jan. 29-30 in Switzerland. But the deal unraveled, and Israel and the PLO have been arguing since over at what level talks would be resumed. At midmorning, officials at PLO headquarters in Tunis, Tunisia, said Arafat would not be meeting Peres. After telephone diplomacy by Egypt, they later said he reversed his deci- sion. SARAH WHITING/Daily Sophomore Ryan Vos and first-year student Dawne Scheidler chat in the Chemistry Building yesterday afternoon. CLASIFIED ADS 764-0557 ALASKA SUMMER EMPLOYMENT Fisheries. Many earn $2,000+/mo. in can- neries or $3,000-$6000+/mo. on fishing vessels. Many employers provide benefits. No exp. necessary! For more info, call: 1- 206-545-4155 ext.A5598. ATTN: GRADUATES interested in owning your own business? Unlimited potential through interactive distribution systems. call 313/529-3987. 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