The Michigan Daily - Monday, January 10, 1994 - 7


5 U.S. senators urge end of Vietnam boycott

HANOI, Vietnam (AP) - The
chair and four members of a power-
ful U.S. Senate committee urged
President Clinton yesterday to
quickly1lift the trade embargo against
Vietnam and restore diplomatic re-
lations after nearly 20 years.
"I frankly am pretty confident
that the embargo will be lifted be-
cause it's the only thing to do at this
time," said Sen. J. Bennett Johnston
(D-La.) who chairs the Senate En-
ergy and Natural Resources Com-
mittee. "The march of history is in
that direction. I think the president

will be prepared to act quickly."
Johnston said the secretary-gen-
eral of Vietnam's Communist Party,
Do Muoi, told the senators that "Viet-
nam was very anxious to renew rela-
tions with the United States, that he
regards the United States as a friend,
not as an enemy."
The two countries broke off diplo-
matic and economic relations in 1975
after communist North Vietnam de-
feated the South Vietnamese govern-
ment and reunified the country.
"It is time to close the book on the
past," Johnston told a news confer-

ence attended by all seven senators.
"It is time to renew and reconcile our
relationship with Vietnam and move
on to a new chapter. I believe that is in
the interest of the United States, in the
interest of the MIAs and their fami-
lies, and in the interest of stability."
The Senate group arrived in Hanoi
Saturday on a three-day visit to assess
U.S.-Vietnamese trade and diplomatic
relations. They also reviewed progress
and cooperation from the Hanoi gov-
ernment in the accounting of 2,239
Americans listed as missing in action
from the Vietnam War.


CLASSIFIED ADS

764-0557


* HELP WANTED
SPRINGBREAK packages. Promote on
campus or signup now for rooms. $89 up.
Panama, Padre, Cancun. Call CMI
1-800-423-5264.
STATISTICS TUTOR wanted - $10/hr., 3-6
hrs./wk. Prefer grad. student or T.A. familiar
w/ 402 coursework. 996-5933.
S MER MANAGEMENT opportunities
for college students in Ann Arbor and
throughout Michigan. This position offers in-
dividuals the opportunity to gain valuable ex-
*rience managing the day-to-day operations
a small business. Complete training
program, high earning potential. Arthut Vic-
tor Painting , Inc. 1-800-775-4745.
TIE COLORWORKS Collegiate Painters
isnow interviewing college students for sum-
mer 94 management positions. A resume-
building job w/tremendous earnig potential.
To explore job opportunities avail. wjrhe
C61orWorks call 1-800-477-1001 & talk w/a
campus representative.
WANTED FEMALE HELPER to assist
with variety of jobs in and out of home.
Flexible hours. Please call 996-9621.
References requested.
,WORK FOR ACADEMIC CREDIT or
'olunteer at U of M's Pound House
Children's Center during Winter, Spring or
Summer Tenm. Join hundreds of past stu-
dents in a quality experience in working with
young children. Located at Hill and East
niversity. Please call 764-2547 for more in-
formation or to arrange a visit.
WORK STUDY - interested in tissue
culture. Pharmacology Dept. 763-3083,
Keiki.
WORK-STUDY NEEDED: Computer con-
sultant at Kresge Hearing Research Institute.
warding, varied, flexible work in all
Apspects of computing. Intelligence and
motivation far more important than a strong
computing background. Call 764-8110.
SAVE ON COSMETICS, fragrances and
clothing. For free catalog, call 1-800-682-
8300 and give this account no. 25787-899.
Offered by an indep. Avon rep.

lUSI NESS SERVICES

NEW
***PARTY AND/OR RELAX*** Spring
Break! Most reliable company. Bahamas,
Cancun, Jamaica, Florida, S. Padre--You
won't find lower prices! Call Mike 996-1531.
AFFORDABLE DAYTONA BEACH!
Center of Spring Break @ $10/person! 800-
535-2036.
CALL JETAWAY TRAVEL for spring
break. 994-5921. 1317 South U.

HERB DAVID GUITAR STUDIO. 302 E.
Liberty. 665-8001. Lessons: pop, folk, blues,
Free lesson special. Not just guitars.
VIDEO TAPE of UM/Ohio State Wanted.
Call Bob Rowan 703-816-4007.
BILLY JOEL Tix for sale Jan. 14 & 15, 1st
level, call 668-6469.
WANTED: BILLY JOEL tickets. Call Alan
at 741-9751.
ZEN MEDITATION COURSE 5 Thurs.
eves, starting Jan 13. Call 761-6520 for
information. Zen Buddhist Temple.
FREE
For a limited time: Dynamic financial
information will show how to easily amass
your fortune, and will offer unique and
simple steps to help protect your wealth. Mail
today your clearly printed name and mailing
address with $3(material, s&h) to: BPF
Research, Box 295, Wabash, IN 46992.
BUDDHIST STUDY GROUP 8 Tues. eves:
starting Jan 11. Zen Buddhist Temple, 1214
Packard. 761-6520 for information.
INTERESTED in organizational studies?
Join the Society for Organizational Studies
and Human Resource Development. Mass
meeting Jan. 10 at the Michigan Union Pond
room. All majors welcomel For more info,
call Steve Geyer @ 996-3515.
YOGA CLASS 6 Tues. evngs. beg. Jan. 11.
Zen Buddhist Temple 761-6520 for info.
REOMLM""ES
FEMALE SHARE 1g. 2 bdrm. apt. Bale.,
pkng., Idry. $325 + elec. Call 973-7368.
MSA MASCOT (Daily 12/3) seeks apt. or
house to share now. Call Jim, 996-8687.
OWN ROOM + BATH Big & newt Pkng./
ld ry./dwshr./air. Fun, nice & clean apt. mate.
M/F. $300/mo. Call 995-9855.
YOU DON'T KNOW what "hot":is:'til you
have tried Peppa-Po hot sauce at Tios. 333 E.
Huron, 761-5660.
PERIONAL..
4-YEAR OLD, LOVING Mom and Dad in
Washington, D.C. area wish to adopt infant
brother or sister. Close extended family in
area. Let's hel each other. Med.Ilegal/travel
ad Please cllJessica or Bob at 1-800-864-
PROBLEM PREGNANCY HELP
Let us help you choose Life. 769-7283.

MOSCOW (AP) - In their first mass protest since
October's bloody clashes, thousands of hard-liners yes-
terday shouted "Hang Yeltsin!" and rallied support for the
Communists and ultranationalists who move into parlia-
ment this week.
Just three days before President Clinton arrives in
Moscow for talks with Boris Yeltsin, the crowd also
marched to the U.S. Embassy with red Soviet banners
yelling "Fascists!" and "Yankee go home!"
Several dozen police officers watched the demonstra-
tion by at least 5,000 people, and no violence was re-
ported. The rally had been authorized by authorities.

The protest was held several hundred yards from the
Russian White House, the former parliament headquar-
ters and scene of some of the worst fighting in October
between hard-liners and Yeltsin's forces.
Yeltsin, who dissolved the old Communist-dominated
parliament in September after nearly two years of political
deadlock, sent tanks and troops on Oct. 4 to evict the
deputies barricaded inside the White House. More than
140 people were killed in two days of street fighting.
Yeltsin had hoped to form a pro-reform parliament in
Dec. 12 elections, but Communistsrand ultranationalists
shocked his supporters with their strong showing.

Two demonstrators look at photos of victims killed during the seige of the Russian parliament last October. AP PHOTO
Communists stonn embassy
Russian hard-liners unhappy with Clinton's pending visit

WeWon'tCardYOU


CANCUN FROM $429
7 nites. Hotel & air. Galena 788-9762.


LOW FARES- London fr. $398, Frankfurt
fr. $525, Germany fr. $398. Other low prices
for Europe avail. Regency Travel 209 S.
State 665-6122.
ROMANTIC WINTER hideaway. Cozy log
cabins in woods, outdoor hottub. CCX.
Traverse City area. $49-69 nightly. Ellis Lake
Resort 616/276-9502.
SKI SPRINGBREAK in Breckenridge,
Colorado. Call Amy 662-6978.
SPRING BREAK Best prices & trips to
Jamaica, Cancun, Bahamas- Jeff 662-1758.
SPRING BREAK 7 nights from $299
Includes: Air, Hotel, Transfers, Parties and
More! NASSAU * PARADISE ISLAND *
CANCUN * JAMAICA * SAN JUAN.
Organize a small grou - Earn FREE trip plus
commissions! l-800GET-SUN-1.
SPRING BREAKS GUARANTEED lowest
prices. Student Travel Services has
experience. Call Ira 662-6056 or Tomn741-
4448. Florida from $119, Cancun from $459,
Jamaica from $459.
SPRING BREAK Jamaica $439, Cancun
$539, Nassau $639, Paradise Island $689,
Ski Winter Park $599. Other dest. avail. Dan
665-6122 @ Regency Travel 209 S. State.

Self- serve copiers:
* Automatic - high speed
* Two-sided copies
* Reduce/Enlarge
* Sort/Staple
At Dollar Bill, You're Helped
NOT Hassled!



STUDENT TRAVEL Breaks can offer
spring break special to Cancun.
Stamos Family of Travel. 663-4400.


2nd Annual Medstart Conference
"A Whole New World:
Our Children, Our Future, Ourselves"

STUDENTS ANYWHERE in the U.S. on
Continental fr. $159/$279. Bring your Con-
tinental voucher & AMEX card. Diane at
Regency Travel 209 S. State 665-6122.

7

Saturday

January

22, 1994

I m

3.
In 1993, the U
recycled 1,352
paper, newspa

New Year's
_AId A

8:00 a.m.
Towsley Center for Medical Education
2nd Floor of the University Hospital
University of Michigan
Medical School Campus

neoi

IL

can

keepn.

Featured Faculty Highlights

, 1 T1~ it, a,,,, n a..,

-.Ar-



"Vii

'Ltit &0H eRE C Y C LJ


Barbara Blumn
President
Foundation for Child Development
Creigs Beverly
Wayne State Univensty
Helen Rodriguez-Triaz
American Public Health Association
Woodrow Myers
Former Commissioner of Health
City of New York
Sharon Ladn
Children's Defense Fund
Karin Muraszko
Neurosurgeon
University of Mchigan
Suelyn Scameia
Adoption Attorney

Center to Prevent Handgun Valence
Hon. Charles Girp
National Task Force for
Chdren's Constiutional Rights
Nancy McBride
Adam Walsh Center for Missing
and Exploited Children
M. Geno Tez
Physicians for a Violence Free Society
Johnathan Freedman
Pulitzer Prize Winning Journalist
Madeline Cartwright
Author and Educator
Philadelphia Pubic Schools
Terence Joiner
Henry Ford Hospital Pediatrics

1 Registration Form I
Pasecompeteformand mail with payrnentto:1
1 1
1 MEDSTART CONFERENCE 1
Towsley Center for Medical Education
P.O. Box 1157
I Unvers of Michigan MedicalSchool I
1 Ann Arbor, MI48106-1157 I
1 Please select one workshop per session
Session I
1 1
1 eatingSubetance Abuse 1
1 -.Lets Talk About Sex 1
Healthly Start: Immunizations
Public Schools That Work
1 -The Disabled Child
1 Missing and Exploited Children I
1 _ National Programs that Work for Children 1
'Sessionl I
I _ Adoption and Foster Care I
I_ Children and the.Law
_ Pediatric AIDS 1
_ Poverty and Our Children
_ Children and the Media
Health Care Reform and our Children
S- Violence, Children and their Health I
1 1
PLEASE NOTE: if the workshop you re-
1 quested is closed, you will automatically be 1
1 enrolled in an open workshop. I
1 1
1 Registration Fees: $ 10.00 student
$ 25.00 non-student
I CME Credit available. 6 credit hours category I
I CEU Credit has been submitted I
Registration Deadline: January 17,1994
1 1
1Name: I
I .
Address:
1 1

- - -i / - -
niversity
tons of office
iper, and

/

rr

corrugated cardboard. This
was only 18% of the total
waste we disposed of. We
know we can do better in 1994
if everyone at the University
makes the commitment. That
means all faculty, all staff and
all students. That means you.
So what are you waiting for?

\_

Show your support
for recycling!
And make recycling your
New Year's pledge. Over
110 buildings on campus
have recycling containers
for office paper, newspaper
or cardboard. Twenty-
seven buildings have
containers for glass bottles,
cans and plastics. Chances
are, recvclina is not far from


Registration includes
FRIDAY EVENING: January 21,1994
Ron Brooks Jazz Trio Benefit Concert, 7:00 pm at the North Campus Commons
SATURDAY CONFERENCE: January 22,1994
Choice of Two Woshops luncheon, Dessert Reception'
For addUonhMiormaton, IaM cal 313 -936M80

I


I {I

1


f