BDRM. EFF., covered prkg., free elec. +
util., 905 Church, 213-3064.
1 BDRM. IN 6 bdrm. hse. Avail. Now-Aug.
Fum. Idry., adjacent kitchen, bath. Near IM.
Best offer. 668-0928.
Planning on going away for a
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2 BDRM. APT. avail. May-Aug., furnished
quiet bldg., State/Fuller: 332-6013.
DRM. APT. N. Campus avail. May-Aug.
/C Prkg. Ldry. Balc. Neg. 332-0117.
2 BDRM. APT. avail. near IM. Ldry., A/C,
prkg., $$ neg. 996-2948. May-Aug.
2 BDRM. in U-Towers, A/C, pool, game
room, weights, lots of closet space, close to
bars & food. $600/best. May-Aug. 332-6129.
One bdrm. rate also avail.
7 BEDROOM house. May-Aug. Mary St.
Group or indiv. $300/mo. neg. 332-1979.
AFFORDABLE ROOM in apt. for May-
Sept. w/ prkg., A/C, 2 bales. Skylight & great
location. Call Vic, 332.0658.
VAILABLE MARCH. Share 2 room apt.
w/female. Near UM $295+util. 741-0677.
BEAUTIFUL 2 BDRM., bi-level apt. Sum-
mer sublet near Central Campus & C.C.R.B.
+ private shuttle. Call 668-1096.
BEST SUBLET AROUND! Near school of
nursing. Studio-all windows & wood
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GREAT LOCATION Pets OK, Furnished, 1
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LG. 2 BDRM. APT. Avail. May 7. Balc., A/
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GR OOM on Hill & Oakland. Furn.,
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NICE 1 BDRM. in 2 bdrm. a . Close to
emps. Ldry., pool, prkg., A/C, wshr. $267/
mo. incl. heat & water. 819-6130.
SHARE 3 BDRM. apt. in Kerrytown area
with two female students and a cat $295.00/
mo. includes utilities, six month lease. Call
Larry 434-5787 or Randy 434-2350.
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CLEANING POSITION
Looking for responsible mdiv. to clean
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COMPUTER PROGRAMMER wanted.
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Camping/Nature, Cheerleading, Dram
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Assistant, Book-keeper, Kitchen,
Groundsperson. On Campus Interviews,
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CUSTODIAN MICHIGAN THEATER
must be wiling to work late nigt hours.
$5.50/hr. Plus free movie an concert
passes!l Pick up application at the Michigan
Theater Box Office, 603 E. Liberty.
DIRECT CARE WORKERS full & part-
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EARN EXTRA MONEY over Spring
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FOODLAND DISTRIBUTORS
A major Grocery Distribution center is now
hiring warehouse order selectors, $9.25/r. to
start. Ideal candidates will possess the
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*Good basic math & reading skills
Become part of a team that values quality in
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12701 Middlebelt Rd.
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Fax: 313/523-2345 E.O.E.
FULL-TIME SANDWICH PREP Days,
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peine&transportation. Mon. thri Fri.
430 -7 p.m. & Sat. 9 am. - noon. 971-
1667.
HIRING STUDENTS part-time front desk
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midnight and weekend 8 hour shifts also
available. Call 764-3177 or apply in person at
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HUNGRY HOWIE'S Pizza now hiring
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JCC'S CAMP RAANANA is now hiring
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Counselor pay starts at $1650. Call Craig
Pollack at the JCC for more info. and an
application. 971-0990.
MACKINAC ISLAND- Book lovers
wanted! Sales clerks needed for island
bookstore. Summer '96. 961 Nampa Ct. Troy
MI 48084 Call 810/647-3944. Housing avail.
N.F.L. UNEMPLOYED? Not for long. Call
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NATIONAL PARKS HIRING - Positions
are now available at National Parks, Forests
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bonuses! Call: 1-206/971-3620 ext. N55984.
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NOW HIRING- par-time cooks for winter
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OUR FIRM IS looking for individuals who
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perience next summer. Earn $6000 to
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PART-TIME DRIVERS needed for an auto
arts wholesaler. Must be 21. Flex. hrs. App-
person Mon.-Fri. 9 a.m.-3 p.m. at ISW.
3965 Varsity St. Ann Arbor or phone 971-
3899.
POSTAL & Government jobs $21/hr. +
benefits. No experience. Will train. Call 313/
913-5082.
POSTER HANGER wanted. Part-time
around campus. 332-8777.
REWARDING, EXCITING summer for
sophomore and older college students- camp
counselor positions avail, in the Colorado
Rockies. Backpacking, Weste riding, water
activities, natural science and many outdoor
programs. Write: Sanborn Western Camps,
P.O. Box 167, Florissant, CO, 80816.
SALES EXPERIENCE. Want it? Get some
selling environmental products. Contact
Jacob 973-7456.
SALES REP. WANTED- Flexible hrs., avg.
commission $100 pr sale. Fraternity or
sorority member a pus. 665-1771.
SALESPERSON NEEDED to work mom-
ings at Girard's watches 1214 S. University
(under Tower Records) call 663-4141.
SECURITY GUARDS NEEDED for U of
M campus. Part & full-time available w/
flexible schedule. Apply@ ESate Security
Services 525 Church. 668-0444. O.
SEMEN DONORS NEEDED, O negative.
For this blood type, $120 is paid per accep-
table donation. Write APRL, P.O. Box 2674,
Ann Arbor, MI 48106.
SEMEN DONORS NEEDED for an infer-
tility clinic. Male students or grads. 20-40
yrs. old are sought. Donors are paid $60 per
acctable donation. Write APRL, P.O. Box
267 , Ann Arbor, MI 48106.
SUMMER BUSINESS. Are you an
entrepreneur? Great opportunity with low
start-up cost. Management training, earn up
to $600/wk Vehicle req. Call Greenland Ir-
rigation 1-800265-7691.
SUMMER CAMP COUNSELORS Camp
Michigania, U of M Alumni Family Camp in
Boyne City, June 8-Aug. 31. Openings in
Aerobics, Ceramics, Child Care, Food
Service, Sports, Tennis, more!Must be at
least 18. Contact Allison Schuster, Asst. Dir.

616/582-9191, 03006 Camp Sherwood Road,
Boyne City, MI 48712.

BABYSITTER NEEDED for 1 year old girl.
Saturdays 3-7 p.m., Mon./Wed. 3-5 p.m.
Must have own car. 665-8603.
MATURE CARE-TAKER for teen son, 7-8
a.m. before school west side 668-1309.
OVERNIGHT HELP needed for care of
newborn triplets. 24 nights/week, references
required. Call 483-8346.
WANTED: Terrific babysitter for after
school 3 days a week (M, W, Th, 2:30-6).
Care for 2 girls, 9 and 14. $8/hr. Begin Mar.
1. Summer possibilities. Must have car.
Cooking. References. Call Jane or Lance
eves. 761-2051.
2 BUSH TKTS. Palace Feb. 28, sold out.
Best offer accepted. 313/513-4987.
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And Parties! Hurry Only 10 Rooms Left! I-
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ATTENTION SPRING BREAKERS!
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Endless Summer Tours 1-800234-7007.
COZY WINTER HIDEAWAY Log cabins
$54-75 nightly. Incl. outdoor hot tub & ski
trails. Traverse City 616/276-9502.
SPRING BREAK Bahamas $509, other des-
tinationsavail. Call Dan, Regency Travel
665-6122, 209 S. State.
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WASHINGTON (AP) - The Navy
ordered its F-14 fighter jets worldwide
to stop flying for three days after a crash
yesterday in the Persian Gulf, the third
catastrophic loss for the Navy's front-
line fighter in less than a month.
The pilot and radar intercept officer
ejected safely before the crash in the early
morning accident. They were rescued in
the northern gulf by ,
a helicopter from the
carrier USS Nimitz This 11
from which the F-14
was flying, officials mystery
said.
There was no'-
hostile action in- Chief SI
volved, Navy Defense Se
spokesperson Lt.
Cmdr. Kenneth
Ross said, adding
that there was no immediate explana-
tion of what went wrong.
An F-14 crashed Sunday in the Pacific
Ocean; another crashed Jan. 29 in Nash-
ville, Tenn. Ten have gone down in the
past two years and 32 since 1991, a record
at least a little worse than forotherplanes.
"This is a mystery," said Kenneth
Bacon, chief spokesperson for Defense
Secretary William Perry.
Just two days earlier Bacon had said
in response to questions about Sunday's
crash, in which the two crewmen were
killed, that the Navy saw no pattern in

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NATION/WORLD
Flights halted in
Persian Gulfafter
Navy plane crash

recent F-14 crashes that would call for
special safety precautions.
Each of the last three planes to crash
was based at Miramar Naval Air Station
near San Diego, although they were from
different squadrons. Six ofthe Navy's 13
F-14 squadrons are at Miramar. The oth-
ers arc at Oceana Naval Air Station in
Virginia.
Immediately after
yesterday's acci-
a dent, Adm. Mike
Boorda, chiefofna-
val operations, or-
dered a 72-hour
Cenneth Bacon "stand down"ofthe
kesperson for fullF-14fleetof337
retary William planes. In that pe-
Perryriod ateam of Navy
safety and engineer-
ing experts will re-
view the latest crashes in search of
common threads, officials said.
The planes cost $32 million apiece.
Bacon said the F-14s were not being
grounded for a specific mechanical
problem but to allow experts to "wrack
their brains for any explanation, no
matter how farfetched."
The three-day hiatus also allows for a
"period of reflection" for all involved in
F-14 operations, including pilots, main-
tenance people and contractors, to recon-
sider their procedures and search for im-
provements, Bacon said.

Integmation in South
Africa faces boycotts

Rural whites oppose
integration of schools,
mount legal challenge
The Washington Post
POTG IETERSRUS, South Africa-
The all-white primary school here that
has become a symbol of South Africa's
tortured path toward racial integration
in education saw empty classrooms,
youthful tears, adult acrimony and
threats of retribution as black children
yesterday attended their first day of
classes under heavy police guard.
President Nelson Mandela, who has
been attempting with mixed results to
lead his fragile 22-month-old democracy
through the difficult process ofpost-apart-
heid racial reconciliation, intervened in
the dispute by urging both sides to pro-
ceed with sensitivity and caution.
But the integration case in this polar-
ized Northern Province town 150 miles
north of Johannesburg appeared to have
spun out of control as white parents
boycotted the Potgietersrus Primary
School yesterday. The 16 black chil-
dren who attended classes were joined
by only 20 of the 700 white students,
most of whom are Afrikaners.
Although Potgietersrus (pronounced
Pote-HEE-ters-roos) is not the first pub-
lic school to integrate since apartheid
ended in South Africa, the anti-integra-
tion court challenge lodged by white par-
ents is the first maior constitutional test of
the seemingly conflicting rights of equal

access to education and language-spe-
cific education for South Africa's many
ethnic groups, including its small minor-
ity of Afrikaners, who are white descen-
dents ofthe early European settlers. Afri-
kaans-speakers make up 57 percent ofthe
nation's white population, which is only
12 percent of the country's total popula-
tion of 42 million.
The second day of the integration,
dispute began with about 100 police
officers, armored vehicles and police
dogs ringing the school grounds in case
of trouble. The black parents streamed
intotheschool with their children, brav-
ing the angry stares of several Afrikaner
parents who gathered to enforce their
boycott by turning away other white
parents. In interviews, some Afrikaner
parents spoke disparagingly of blacks
and vowed to keep their white children
out of the school.
One white, English-speaking parent,
Sue Skelton, retrieved her daughter from
school at mid-morning. With disgust in
her voice, Skelton said even she had been
madeto feel unwelcomeby theAfrikaners
in what she called "this racist town."
As Stella and Gert Engelbrecht, an
elderly Afrikaner couple, stood at the
school to show moral support to a black
employee who was enrolling his child,an
angry Afrikaner woman burst through
the crowd of reporters and shook her
finger in the Englebrechts' faces, saying
in Afrikaans: "This has got nothing to do
with you because you're not a parent. Get
lost! We'll mark you!"


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POOLVILLE, Texas (AP) - Linda
Dixon stood ankle-deep in the ashes
looking for bits and pieces of her life.
She wasn't having much luck.
"There's nothing left. Nothing," she
said, her face ruddy and covered with
soot from digging in 90-degree heat.
Dixon's small wood-frame ranch
house was one of 65 homes destroyed
by raging grass fires that continued to
spread yesterday in Parker and Wise
counties in north Texas, fueled by gusty
winds and grass so dry from drought
that it crackled beneath one's feet.
In all, some 16,000 acres had burned
yesterday afternoon, down from earlier
estimates, by the time firefighters had
about 70 percent ofthe flames contained.
The grass fire near Poolville, 35 miles
northwest of Fort Worth, also injured at
least 49 people. Another 90 buildings
and an equal number of vehicles were

with her husband and 3-year-old son,
said they lost their home in a matter of
minutes Wednesday.
"I had the hose going," she said. "We
thought we were OK, but the wind
shifted, stopped and changed direction
on us. It was here just like that.".
The family turned its livestock, cattle
and hogs loose to fend for themselves.
"It's about all you can do," she said.
"The flames were just everywhere. The
heat was just so intense. The flames
were jumping."
All that remained of the barn was the
corrugated tin roof, which lay over a
smoking heap of ashes.
"My husband managed to drive the
tractor down into the field and saved
it," she said. "The clothes on my back
are all that I have. But it's just things -
we'll be all right."
Bush, who flew over Parker County to

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