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PERSONAL Professional graphic design artist to design flyers l
Dinner, dancing, theatre, music. When you feel like
having company, let us accompany you. Call: 663- BUSINESS SE RV ICES
7222. Under The Rose-Escorts. 08F809
Right handed males between 18-35 for experiment on GREENWAY LANDSCAPING-Experienced Stu-
thinking. $3 for about 45 minutes. Call U of M, 763- dents-New lawns and patching weed, Trim, Clean-
0115. a2Flu9 0p. Free estimate. Call 994-6100. dJ809
WRITING SERVICES. Creative, Technical, Eting.
OFFSET AND XEROX Research. Experienced. Professional. 996-0566.
FAST LOW COST DUPLICATING cJtc "IT WILL BE in accord with histor
COPYQUICK-769-0560 .W NTE T*RN SEOUL, South Korea (AP) - The that the main body (the military) th~
12172. University WANTED-two bedroom apartment on or near cen- new military strongman of South Korea is trying to open a new era b
cFtc tral campus.663-5934; 994-5853 (5-7p.m.). 97L809 appears to be following the trail to ab- eliminating- all social evils an
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HAPPY HOUR
The University Club in the Michigan Union has a
Happy Hour weekdays, 4-7 p.m. Light foods and
snacks are also availahle. So, come hy and nil in the
Courtyard Patio and enjoya tol refreshment. All U
of M affiliates welcome.
THE UNIVERSITY CLUB
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LOVING CREATIVE person sought to care or my
two sonsages 1 / and 4. Tuesday andmTursday :3-
2:30 plea some Fridays in my Burns Park home.
Beginning September. Excellent pay. Own transpor-
tation. References. Please call Diane, 994-5143.
13H1809
COOK for preschool. Part time position to start
August 25th. Knowledge 'of health foods and
children's ndtrition helpful. Call 483-FARM. 20H816
BABYSITTING needed, my home, Burns Park. 15
hours/week. Semi-flexible. Call662-6904. 21H814
COMPUTER PEOPLE
We're helping many companies in the area fill a
variety of permanent, shorter-term and consulting
positions, and we want to talk to people looking to
apply their experience in either applications or
system software in commercial, scientific, realtime
or engineering areas. We'd also like to talk to tech-
nical writers and experienced people for sales,
tech support and marketing of hardware, software
and services, and to digital designers and tech-
nicians. We're knowledgeable, and we think you'll
like working with us. Call, mail in your resume, or
drop in, and we'll give you an idea of how we can
work with you.
SOFTWARE SERVICESCORP.
320 N. Main, Ann Arbor 48104
994-0044
NEED ROOM, Ann Arbor-Ypsi, M-TH nights. Rent
negotiable. Cindy,557-6980 (485-5815work). 94L808
WANTED-BEDROOM to rent for fall term. Any
available. Call668-6199.dL809
MISCELLANEOUS
CLONLARA-Now enrolling for Fall in preschool,
kindergarten, elementary school, latch-key pro-
gram, childcare. Serving children ages 21/-14years.
Call769-4511. 95M809
ROOMM A TES
ONE ROOM AVAILABLE for female in 3 bedroom
apartment. Three min. walk from campus. Call 868-
G98. 10Y809
ROOMMATE WANTED-To share 2 bedroom
apartment 5 min. from Medical Center. Must be a.
cleannon-smoking, grad. student. A/C. Dishwasher.
Parking. Call Alan,0642-3970. 99Y80
Be an angel...
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solute power taKen y is predecessor,
the late President Park Chung-hee.
Events that brought Gen. Chun Doo-
hwan to virtually undisputed control
since the assassination of Park last Oct.
26 bear remarkable resemblance to
those of two decades ago when Park,
then a young military officer, took over
the government and set the stage for 18
years of autocratic rule, political
analysts here maintain.
THEY ADD THAT it is increasingly
evident that Chun, 49, is jockeying into
position to follow in the footsteps of his
long-time mentor.
The newspaper Kyunghyang Daily
News, which frequently reflects gover-
nment views, recently ran an editorial
describing qualities needed by South
Korea's next president - in terms that
unmistakably described Chun and his
policies.
iWe should recognize the role of the
military elite in our modernization and
should never underestimate their con-
tribution to the future of our nation,"
the noners nid
irregularities should continue to be in
charge of the new era, and from which
a new leader should be born."
The phrase "eliminating all social
evils" referred to the current campaign
to "purify" the government and the
press, a drive patterned closely after
similar actions by Park in 1961.
Chun gained major power after Park
was slain by his own intelligence chief
in what was later described by
authorities as an attempted coup.
A devoted disciple of Park and at the
time his defense security commander,
Chun arrested the assassin, Kim Jae-
kyu, and 'also his own superior, the
martial law commander Gen. Chun
Seung-hwa, and chief presidential
secretary Kim Ke-won.
On Dec. 12 - the so-called "Night of
the Generals" - a group of younger of-
ficers led by Chun wrested control of
the military from established senior of-
ficers in a swift and violent coup.
It was a replay of 1961, when then
Maj. Gen. Park was chosen by
colleagues to lead a similar move.
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