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Israelis on troop bus ambushed; 6 killed BEIRUT, Lebanon (AP) — Six Israeli soldiers were killed Sunday and 22 others wounded, half of them seriously, when ambushers fired automatic weapons and bazookas at a troop bus east of the war-torn Lebanese capital the Israeli military command said The Israeli military command said its troops were "combing the area near the eastern mountain village of Aley for the gunmen who attacked the bus Its state ment released from Tel Aviv did not say who was suspected of carrying out the attack The rightist Christian Voice of Leban on radio station said the Israeli soldiers were killed or wounded in the attack near Aley, a Moslem-populated town on the Beirut-Damascus highway about 10 miles southeast of the capital A spokesman for the Israeli press of fice near Beirut, who would identify him self only as Lt Stuart, said the troops were riding in a civilian bus and were attacked in the afternoon Voice of Lebanon said Israeli helicopters evacuated wounded soldiers and a curfew was imposed in the village, about six miles in front of the Syrian lines It was not clear who was responsible for the attack The Palestine Liberation Organization is believed to have about 10.000 fighters among the estimated 25.000 Syrian troops in northern and eastern Lebanon Meanwhile, in Beirut, a land mine ex ploded in the downtown area, wounding at least six people The rest of the city was quiet Sunday The Lebanese army set up check points on nearly every street corner in east and west Beirut with the aid of the 3,500 US, French and Italian peace keepers who returned to the capital fol lowing the Sept 16-18 massacre at two Palestinian refugee camps Also in Beirut, Lebanese newspapers reported that Pres Amin Gemayel wants to form an interim Cabinet, headed by Lebanon s security chief and including other military men Pulitzer trial; snow , seamy sex, seances WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. (AP) - Mil lionaire publishing heir Peter Pulitzer, fighting for cusfody of his young twins in a seamy divorce trial, says he confronted one of his wife's alleged lovers last year and demanded "What do you feel toward my wife?1' "I'm infatuated with her,"' Brian Ri chards responded, according to Pulitzer's deposition, made available Thursday Pulitzer. 52, a tanned, white-haired sportsman and international hotelier. was expected to testify late today or Monday in a trial that has bared the details of a 6V?-year marriage in the fast lane, including unusual sex. cocaine use and late-night seances Pulitzer is battling his wife, Roxanne, tor custody of their 5-year-old twin sons. Zachary and MacLean She also wants half of Pulitzer's fortune, estimated at $2 5 million by him and $25 million by his wife Mrs Pulitzer, 31, has temporary cus tody and lives in the couple's lakeview ranch house in Palm Beach, driving to court each day in her $20,000 black Porsche Pulitzer, grandson of Joseph Pulitzer, for whom the Pulitzer prizes in jour nalism, music and literature are named, lives on his 73-foot yacht, the Seahunter Richards has been subpoenaed to testify but has not appeared in court Mrs Godbout, who Mrs Pulitzer fired, also testified that Grand Prix race car driver Jackie Ickx and Mrs Pulitzer hugged and kissed each other while lying on the beach one day as the twins were watching "It made the boys un comfortable," she testified Mrs. Godbout said she also saw Mrs Pulitzer in bed with Ickx Under questioning by his wife's attorney, Pulitzer testified in the deposi tion that he had participated in three-way sex with his wife and Jacqueline Kim berly Mrs Kimberly. 32, is married to 76-year-old James Kimberly, of the Kim berly-Clark Kleenex tissue fortune CLASSIFIED ADS CAN BE PLACED AT ODE OFFICE, 300 EMU UO BOOKSTORE STAMP COUNTER EMU MAIN DESK Buy Sell Trade Consign OLD FRIENDS 112ft-A Alder 10 30 5 30 f eaturing fine vintage apparel and con temporary fashions 406 10 8 LAFLER SILKSCREEN Custom printed I shirts in quantity 342-2306.342-1927 59110 8 UNBELIEVABLY LOW PRICES GOOD SELECTION of quality tall and winter clothing lor the whole family household items toys and books SHOP ALL our departments regularly ar we have new and used items con signed Monday thru Thursday ot each week HOURS Mon-Sat 10-4 pm THRIFT 6 GIFT SHOP 2839 Willamette 343-3861 55? 10 5 SPECIAL RECONSTRUCTED TV ale B & W $?0 and up Color $80 and up Warranty 1 year on picture tube, 90 days on labor I .all 68b 9/19 after 7 10 pm 10 8 HYPNOSIS TAPES All sublets $10 each Improve concentration, memory, overcome exam phobia ?41 6014 10 8 GOOD USED OFFICE FURNITURE Chairs, desk file cabinets Llska School Equip 344-$026. 10 11 LOOKING FOR AN INEXPENSIVE way to furnish your apartment? 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PRAC TICUM students needed at teachers aides work in EMU Child Care Center or Child Care A Development (.'enter (1 block from campusV assist in providing educational, enriching program lor chit dren ages 15 months 10 years Call either I MU 686 4245 or t CDC 681 4284 404 ttn WORK STUDY TUTORS ended m sciences math business computer science $4 04 fir Apply 20 7 t meratd Mall 686 2222. f O P 45? to 4 INTERESTED IN GETTING mwoived the Unive’Sity and working with faculty members' Apply for one ot the 28 student faculty committees Apphca lions must he in the S U A R office Suite 2 by Thursday October 7 49/ 10 5 SALES wo neat appearing students with direct sales experience to show new product Good commissions 746 0792 ku interview 10 4 WANTED: DIRECTOR FOR FOOD-OP OUT-REACH PROGRAM Duties include correspondence with oft campus agencies workshop coor dibatton, newsletter editing education programs Work study stipend available Contact Robin Hick at 242 5275 The t ood C)p »s an Affirmative Action Equal Opportunity Emptoyer 519 10-5 ASSISTANT AD DESIGNER Oregon Daily Emerald FuM time positron Must have paste-up experience an ability to organise co workers and be design oriented Applications and resumes accepted until Oct 11 For more infor mation contact Victoria at 200 EMU Production Dept or phone 686 2781 1 he Oregon Daily f merald is an Atfir ma live Action Equal Opportunity Em pipyer 10 11 HALF-TIME GTF Equal Education specialists Otf'ce Of Affirmative Action Grievance counseling technical assis tan| on AA EEO laws and regulations FuM job description at OAA 47? 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