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INTRODUCING Student Wake-upService.
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TYPING-EDITING-WRITING. $151
hr+up. All jobs considered. Call Oliver
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2488 Village Dr. SE, Grand Rapids, MI
49506, 616/247-5675, 313/663-5971.
MODELS - print, trade, T.V., Assoc. Models
810/788-8760.
Summer employment
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Positions available:
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ance. For more info. call 914-
434-2220 or write to Camp
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NOW HIRING- Midnight shift, baking
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train. Start at $5.25. Apply in person 1306 S.
University.
NOW HIRING delivery drivers. Early AM
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SUMMER JOBS ideal for students - con-
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Positions
Camp Wekeela is one of the
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1-800-959-3177.
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Flexible hours. Call Jon at 769-1665.
Part time work available all term long.
Located at 611 Church St. 2nd floor.__
UNIVERSITY LIBRARY Need students to
work in the library. Immediate openings
available in both Central and Medical cam-
pus libraries. Please apply at the Library Per-
sonnel Office, 404 Hatcher Graduate Library.
EOE.

WANTED: 10-15 fun, outgoing, & aggres-
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fect after a period
for public com-
mns. "We are

menvit a. TV V
committed to en- Cellular phone issue

forcing our trade
agreements and
achieving results,"
he declared.
The spat over
the cellular phone
issue, although un-
related to thetrade
talks that broke
down at last

could prove to be the
first skirmish in a
larger and far more
damaging trade battle
between the world's
two largest economies.

THE WASHINGTON POST
TOKYO -Japan yesterday morn-
ing decried as "regrettable" U.S.
charges that it violated a 1989 trade
agreement on cellular phones. And it
strongly suggested that it will accuse
the United States of violating interna-
tional trade rules if Washington im-
poses sanctions againstJapanese prod-
ucts.
The statement, the latest in an in-
tensifying war of words between
Washington and Tokyo, came after
U.S. Trade Representative Mickey
Kantor accused Japan on Tuesday of
violating a 1989 agreement giving
Motorola Inc. access to Japan's cellu-
lar phone market.
Kantor's move initiated a process
under which U.S. trade officials have
30 days to identify which Japanese
products might be hit with punitive
tariffs. The sanctions would take ef-

Tokyo hints at
GATT complaint

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GATT.
The senior Japanese official who
briefed reporters said that appealing
to GATT would be Japan's first step
if Washington imposed sanctions that
violate global trade rules, a move that
would be followed by retaliatory sanc-
tions against U.S. products sold in the
Japanese market.
But he predicted that the adminis-
tration will find it difficult to impose
sanctions over the breakdown in the
negotiations concerning the broad
"framework" governing U.S.-Japan
economic relations.
Japan's exports to the United
States, he noted, consist of parts and
components that are purchased by
U.S. companies, so applying tariffs
on those goods would drive up the
American firms' costs of doing busi-
ness.

The official

The spat over the

questioned whether
U.S. consumers
would go along
with raising tariffs
on imported Japa-
nese consumer
goods such as cars.
Detroit's Big
Three, he ob-
served, have been
earning substan-
tial profits lately,
and tariffssonJapa-
nese cars would
give the U.S. auto

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sharp Mon.-Fri. Light delivery drivers
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ALASKA SUMMER EMPLOYMENT
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No exp. necessary! For more info, call: 1-
206-545-4155 ext.A5598.
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Must have work study award. Call Linnea
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ALL PURPOSE office worker needed for
Mon., Tues., Wed., &/or Thur. momings.
Must have work study award. Call Linnea
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BABYSITTER WANTED ref., exp., car
needed. 6 month old & 3 year old. Flexible
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CAMP COUNSELORS Have the Summer
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1-800/421-4321.
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Piy negotiable.

Friday's summit meeting between
President Clinton and Prime Minister
Morihiro Hosokawa, could prove to
be the first skirmish in a larger and far
more damaging trade battle between
the world's two largest economies.
Officials of both countries have
sought to play down speculation about
a trade war as unduly alarmist, and
both Kantor and a senior Japanese
official who briefed foreign reporters
in Tokyo on Tuesday expressed hope
that the cellular phone dispute would
be resolved during the period before
sanctions would be imposed.
But Takenori Kanzaki, minister
of posts and telecommunications,
denounced the U.S. move as "unilat-
eral" and said the Japanese govern-
ment has done everything it was sup-
posed to under the agreement.
In a written statement, he added:
"Japan is planning to cope with the
situation by following international
rules, including those of the General
Agreement on Tariffs and Trade," or

firms the chance to raise prices and
increase profits further.
Meanwhile, Japan suffered an-
other round of heavy punishment in
financial markets Tuesday for saying
"no" to U.S. trade demands.
The yen strengthened against the
dollar, raising the prospect that the
currency markets will impose a vir-
tual sanction on Japanese industry
almost as devastating as a punitive
tariff. The higher the yen is in relation
to the dollar, the more expensive Japa-
nese products become in relation to
those of foreign competitors.
The dollar fell 3.67 yen Tuesday
to 102.02 yen, but gained back 1.60
yen to 103.62 yen by mid-yesterday.
The dollar's fall Tuesday sent
Tokyo stock prices plunging for the
second straight day for fear the strong
yen would hurt the Japanese
economy's chances of recovering
from recession. The index recovered
rose 167.31 points yesterday to end
the morning session at 19,141.91.


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OFFER
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STUDENTS ANYWHERE in the U.S. on
Continental fr. $159/$279. Bring your Con-
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Regency Travel 209 S. State 665-6122.
ESTABLISHED LOCAL band seeks
bassist! Own equip., exp. necessary. Sprg brk
auditions, cd in progress. 994-4299.
HERB DAVID GUITAR STUDIO. Not just
guitars. 302 E. Liberty. 665-8001. Repairs.
Percussion; harp lessons: Pay 4 Get 5.


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CRUISE LINE- Entry level on board posi-
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DOMINO'S PIZZA now hiring friendly,
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The Michigan Union is
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Please apply in person.
530 S. State, rm 1310.



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I f you have experience with Unix, Object-Oriented Programming,
C, C++ and relational databases, we want to hear from you!
We seek individuals with diverse academic and extracurricular
backgrounds, the communication and analytical skills to trans-
late user needs into software solutions, and an aptitude and in-
terest in programming and mathematics. Candidates must be
motivated self-starters who function well under pressure, learn
quickly, and work well in teams.
Using cutting-edge computer hardware and software, our tech-
nologists give traders and risk managers access to enormous
amounts of information and analytical capability. We are looking
for individuals who will enable us to continue our technological
leadership in the securities industry.
We will be holding on-campus interviews through the Engineer-
ing Placement Office on Monday, March 28 and Tuesday, March
29, 1994.
Please immediately fax or mail a cover letter and resume to:

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