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About Oregon daily emerald. (Eugene, Or.) 1920-2012 | View Entire Issue (April 15, 1983)
Missiles in Cuba not necessary, says Soviet MOSCOW (AP) — The Soviet Union has “no need" to put nuclear missiles in Cuba in retaliation for U.S. deployment of new medium-range rockets in Europe later this year, a top Soviet general says. It was the clearest signal yet from the Soviets that Cuba does not figure in their threat to retaliate for the planned “Euromissile" deployment. The comments were made by Maj. Gen. Yuri Lebedev, a military adviser to Soviet arms-control negotiators, in an interview with The Associated Press. Kremlin officials have warned repeatedly they will put the United States in an “analogous position" if the American missiles are stationed in Western Europe, within a few minutes’ striking distance of Soviet territory. These statements raised speculation in the United States that the Soviets were considering deploying mid-range rockets in Cuba. Lebedev, dismissing that possibility, said one of the retaliatory options available to Soviet leaders would simply be expanding their own intermediate range nuclear forces in Europe. “It’s enough to deploy new systems in Soviet territory," he said. Would missiles be placed in Soviet-allied Cuba? “There is no need to do it and I have underlined that already,” he responded. The United States, under a NATO decision, plans to begin deploying 572 new medium-range missiles, with ranges of up to 1,500 miles, in five West European countries late this year. The Soviets have a similar number of SS-20s and other intermediate-range missiles targeted on Western Europe. Lebedev was asked what the Soviet leadership meant when it threatened to put the United States in an “analogous position” if the new missiles are deployed. "Do you have any doubts we will do it?” he asked. Pressed on whether the threat meant missiles would be placed within close range of the United States, he replied: “First of all, you have to know the general trend in Soviet policy — that not a single nuclear system is deployed anywhere else but in Soviet territory. “And now we can say technological progress has brought us to the point where we don’t have to have Soviet weapons within 1,000 kilometers (620 miles) of U.S. territory.” Classifieds CLASSIFIED ADS CAN BE PLACED AT ODf Of MCE, TOO EMU UO BOOKSTORE STAMP COUNTER EMU MAIN DESK RATES: are 15 cents per word tor the lirsl day ^nd 12 cent* per word tor < on mi utive days the ad is run without < hange Si-SO minimum lor the first insertion $1.20 minimum lor (onsetutive insertions THERE IS NO REFUND FOR AD CANCELLATIONS! Ihe CXM i an not be responsible lor more than one day's incorrect advertising insertion The ODf's liability lor typographir al errors, iiuorrer t insertions, or omissions in advertising published shall be limited solely to the < am ellation of t barges lor su<h portion o! spate ex - t upied ny the error II your ad appears in correctly, (id bB6-4)43 before 1 pm lor correction in the ne*t day's issue For Sale FLOPPY DISCS 5% $2 each or 10 for $25 GuranteeO Call Tina. 682-7245 _884 4 15 ANTIQUE OAK rolltop desk with oak swivel chair Needs some refinishing Must sacrifice, $750 484-7241 _897 4-18 EXCELLENT CONDITION Double bed & springs. 2 good chari, full set of china, vacuum, iron and board Reasonable Call Angela or Warren, 242-1974, 4-15 ZENITH 13” COLOR portable televi sion, $295 Evenings till 9, 242-7248 4 24 12 BAND GRAPHIC EQUALIZER must sell. 485 9660 ask lor Bill 4-15 Services j FOR QUALITY TYPESETTING, DESIGN, layout pasleup and camera work come on up to the Oregon Daily Emerald Jobwork Department. 200 EMU EM-4381, ask tor Annie Noon to 4 pm. Monday through Friday 10% discount on resumes tor UO students with current ID and tee card ttn LAFLER SILKSCREEN Custom printed shirts, 2-color sleeve printing 343-2306. 3*2 1927 885 4-15 Typing TYPING UNLIMITED 747-9296 Grad School Approved/Guaranteed Selectric Call tor pricing 249 tin TYPING/EDITING Call Judy or Sara MS-0739 __228 hFM HAWK WORD PROCESSING: Com puter system makes typing obsolete Theses, reports, resumes Free pickup/delivery 34S-91M. 224 tin PRO TYPING ALL LEVELS IBM Correcting Selectric Call Barbara MS-0747 206 MWF TYPING 15 years experience papers dissertations editing Graduate School approved IBM Selectric Pick up and delivery Cad Garote at MS-3993 514 tin ELITE TYPING SERVICE OF Set-Guaranteed-Accurate Free pickup/delivery 494-1944 DYNAMIC TYPING SERVICE Guaranteed Quality work Free pu/de livery 485-2914 188 ltn A PLUS TYPING $1 /ds pg/$ 05/line Call Syn 344-8735 ________ 202 tin TYPING/EDITING Sara 686-0739 Judy 344-6502 809 WHFM FAST, PROFESSIONAL TYPING IBM Correcting Selectrtc Graduate School Approved Call Paula Damong - 464-9405 _6S8:t»n PROFESSIONAL TYPING Reasonable rates IBM Correcting Selectric. Call Patrice. 342-5228. 4-22 LOWEST COST TYPING $ 80 d s page, plenty of satisfied customers Electric typewriter, campus pickup/de livery, call 726 6699 4 15 EXPERIENCED TYPIST IBM Selectric Will do mosl typing |obs including papers tables, theses, etc Have seven years experience 688-8124 525:4-15 Fartaccurate. editing included Close to campus 683-3668Carol 5-18 Instruments LUDWIG 5 PIECE drum set All Ziljran cymbals Cases for everything Top of the line equipment' Superb conditonl 485 1 760._ 4 15 LAB SERIES L-11, 200 Watt Amplifier for sale, with 2-12 Cerwm-Vega cabinet Call Trey 686-0195 evenings 4 21 YAHAMA SK30Um! features polyphon ic and monophonic synthesizers plus rich Hammond B-? type organ Great strings and horns 5 octave keyboard New Condition Anvil case Make offer 682-2202 _4-16 TACHAMINE 1 2-string guitar, excellent condition, case, best offer Eric 687 1212 4 16 Photography PHOTO CLASES! B 5 W /COLOR/EXPERIMENTAL DARKROOM/PL AT'NUM PRINTING EMU Craft Center Photo classes are still open We sell film/chemicals paper and have darkrooms' Call 686 4261 tor in formation 842 4 11 EARTH WEEK PHOTOGRAPHY COMPETITION Human to Earth RataMoneMp The print* can deal with people m all pceatbta environments urban. rural air water wilderness etc - but all must have a human artifact or a parson in its composition. as wen as part of the earn Submissions Friday. April IS. 3-7 pm. Century Room f Print* win hartaptayadetRoom ihr FMuaunng Earth Weak April 18 2? For more information cafl the Survtvei Center at 680 4288 #12 4 15 Sound Systems STEREO SYSTEM Pioneer SX829 recatvar amp Marant/ 5200 Or act drive turntatMi. fiensoi LM 220 Speakers and Senate SC.200? CasaaBe deck 1525 00 •or a# or «*• coneidar setting mdMdua*Y Cat tom 244 7E?E 4 is Jim’s Electronics STEREO REPAIR AUDIO SERVICES 1627 Pawl Streat 343-7663 Monday thru Friday 9-6 pm Saturday 9-1 pm Books 60,000 BOOKS IN STOCK All selling 25% to 50% off list prices New Books-Text Books-Cliff Notes Magazines USED BOOKS BOUGHT AND SOLD SMITH FAMILY BOOKSTORE 768 East 13th __?62:tfn NATIONAL EMPLOYER DIRECTORY lists companies that hire college graduates Available at Career Planning and Placement, 246 Susan Campbell Hall $100 each 8714 15 Outdoor Gear FOR SALE: Climbing gear Biners, Jumars. Rope, Nuts, Chalks Hammock Kevin 245-9561 4 15 Recreation UO Recreation 1 Intramural* MIXED DOUBLES VOLLEYBALL Sign your team up lor the competition1! Gerlmger 10? ext. 4113. 882:4-15 UO Recreation Intramural* SWIM MEET Swimming and diving events tor women and men You may enter as part ot a team or as an individual The meet will be held on Saturday, April 16, 11 am to 8 pm Entry deadline tor teams is Thursday. April 14m 10? Gerlmger No entry lee1 899 4 15 BIKE RACE April 17th, 12 ?0. on campus Anyone may enter Novice race ($?) separate prizes and ribbons lor Men's and Woman s class prizes provided and information availaole at Willamette valley Cycle Works 343-7086 EMU CLUB SPORTS Cars & Cycles 73 MUSTANG excellent condition, very low miles New pert* 351 C Many Many extras $4800 invest Must see $1750 342 5015 4 15 Honda Passort 70cc smaB motorcycle, excellent condi tion and low mUeaga 486-3760 Sharon __4-18 •78 CHEVY 1 TON C30 51 000 miles re-buiH engine, excellent condition, 84,000 484-1064 4-15 1888 HONDA ACCORD LX Excellent condition low mileage aa conditioning, power nearing AM EM raaaatts stereo, beautiful interior Must se( soon 86975 3464216 4-15 Auto Repair TIRED Of IMPERSONAL AUTO REPAIR? Why not let a protaaaronai factory tramad and cerSfied mechanic grve your car the personal touch' m tie privacy ot ha own home workshop' Single perent responsibilities tor two small Chadian neve forced me to gun my lucrative dealership )Ot to bring you real savings on quakty work lor vofcawagen and Alta Romeo vehicles Jerry Berger. »«* 4888 278:Uf CAR TUNE-UPS at your home, foreign and domestic Professional work, full warranty, low prices 682-8272 or 242-9147 evenings 4-22 Travel Bike Europe in ‘83 WRITE: BIKE EUROPE INC. 224-E Nickels Ann Arbor, Ml 48104 MWF 4-15 LOWEST AIRFARES USA & INTERNATIONAL ROUND TRIP AIR FARE FROM: EUGENE - New York City $318 Round Trip EUGENE - Minnesota $278 Round Trip SEATTLE - London $698 Round Trip 687-2825 EUGENE TRAVEL 831 East 13th Ave. (Between Duffy's & UO Bookstore) 87? 4 IS Rides & Riders REGULAR RIDER WANTED to Portland 1 ?0 Fridays, return 8 pm Sundays ?44-06?6 4 15 Wanted MARRIED TEACHER/GRAD Student tamily will house sit chilo care etc in lieu ot rent anytime June 15 . Aug 15 ?/'» 4159 eve 4 18 WiLL PAY tor full set ot notes from History ot Christianity class ottered tall 198? Call 747-9648 evenings or weekends 4-?? Opportunities TUTOR MATH AND READING tor a middle school student He wants to learn but needs your help. Contact ESCAPE, ?27 EMU, ext 4?5i or come to the EMU lobby tables ID2 Interested m special education, contact the ESCAPE' oftiee to work m resource rooms in the public schools Come see us at the EM1 ’ lobby tables ar at ??7 EMU. ext 4?S1 910 4 18 THE BIOLOGY DEPARTMENT announces the Huestts undergraduate summer research fellowship This fellowship provides a stipend ot S1000 to allow advanced undergraduate biology maiors an opportunity to pursue independent research Applications should include a brief description ol proposed research and a brief namive ot the student s academic history honors, future interests and career goals Applicants must also have been provi sionally accepted by a biology faculty sponsor in whose laboratory the research would be conducted The faculty sponsor should provide a letter ot recommendation and commentary on the student's quashcations and the merit ot the proposed research Other faculty referees should be listed but they need not provide letters APPLICATIONS MUST SE RECEIVED IN THE BIOLOGY OFFICE (PROF NO VICK OR MRS MUMBACH) BY MAY 1, 1M3 MW4 15 $100 Reward For information leading to recovery ot red while Toyota Landerurser station wagon Oregon license LSVS10 ?44-7527 4-15 EARN $500 OR MORE each school year Flexible hours Monthly payment for placing posters on campus Bonus based on results Prizes awarded as well 800-526-088?4-26 DO YOU WANT to gain knowledge ot Eugene's Community Services’’ Volunteers needed at Switchboard to refer clients by phone or in person to community service agencies which can help them resolve a particular problem Contact ESCAPE Field Studies Program at ?27 EMU or see us at the EMU lobby tables Ext 4?51 911 4 15 Cultural turum is now accepting applications tor coordinators in the following areas Contemporary Issues. Film, Folk 8 lues Conceris, Popular; Jazz Con certs. Performing Arts. Visual Arts Program Committee Stop by Suite 2. EMU tor details and application forms These positions are volunteer and tor the 1982-84 academic year Deadline I April 15 . .. 4-15 GOVERNMENT JOBS Various in formation on positions available through local government agencies $15,000 to $50,000 potential Call (refundable] 1 -(619) 569 0241 dept OR104 tor your 1982 directory_4-15 ARE VOU READY FOR A NEW JOB? Come pin us at the FOOD-OP! We need energetic students with W2RK-STUDY to work in the store with i ,s Apply at the stcwe. 1525 Agate behind pb service and check us out1 4 J 5 PRE-SCHOOL SUBSTITUTE teachers needed at Amazon Child Center Must have experience in early childhood education Call 485 6554 for interviews __ 922 4 19 ASUO COMPTROLLER 2 immediate positions must work through at least December ‘82 1 Fall 82 position must work through entire 82 84 school year Duties include general bookkeeping tor all ASUO programs and reconciling statements 12-15 hour»/wk min $6 hour, work-study or $225 mo stipend Job descriptions and applications available In ASUO Exec Office Suite 4 EMU Applications close April 20. 1982 4 pm ASUO » an equal opportunity employer_926 4 -20 CRUISE SHIP JOBS! Great income potential aH occupatons For informa non can 602-827 2401 Ext 222 5-6 Roommates ~| SCA COOP HOUSES ARE NOT EXPENSIVE $450 covers room meals and utilities lor spring term Women men, vegetarian non vegetarian non-decrimmatmg and democratically sell-managed Janet Smith House 1790 Alder ask for Marion Campbell Club. 1670 Alder, ask tor Cory Meals only available also _577Tin ROOMS FOR RENT .r, nice 5 bedroom house, close to campus $115/month rent and utilities 688-9596 6 20 to 8 20 pm.___4-15 NICE AREA, near bikepam good lor artist no pets no smoking $140 rent $140deport. 889-5522 4-15 ROOMMATE NEEDED to share 2 bedroom house Non-smoker preferred $85/month, $75/deposit 2 miles to campus 882-1447 4-15 Housemate desired quiet 2-bedroom south of campus, garden fireplace, w/d. 484-4228 keep trying 4-15 WALK TO CAMPUS 62S East 16th One and two bedrooms furnished with patio and courtyard Laundry, oft-street parking Now taking reservations IPM CO., REALTOR 1111 PEARL ST. 485-8252 FURNISHED AND UNFURNISHED one and two bedrooms close to campus $175 to $250 485-0062,484-4016. ??2:ttn IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY UO Family Housing Amazon two bedroom unfurnished apartments at $100/month and Westmoreland one bedroom fur nished apartment at $111 / month Also anticipate future openings tor Westmoreland two bedroom furnished apartment at $1?1.- month. Contact UO Housing Dept, 686-4277 _861 :ttn ALDER WOOD MANOR 1864-84 Alder One and two bedrooms with carpeting, drapes, appliances, laundry facilities, off-street parking $199-$289 Manager 484-611 2 IPM CO.. REALTOR 1111 PEARL ST. 485-8252 974 tin FURNISHED STUDIO 1331 High St. Campus-downtown area Contemporary furnishings Private bath, share kitchen with one other UTILITIES PAID $155 Manager 244-0215 BENNETT MANAGEMENT 460 East 2nd_485-6991 TWO BEDROOM in small complex 145 N A " Appliance, drapes, carpets, bus stop $159 726-8491 or 244-8888 407 tfn WALK TO CAMPUS One bedroom at 1245 Ferry Appliances, carpet, drapes, storage, parking $169 242-1265 or 726-8491 408 tin F1RCREST APARTMENTS 630 EAST 14th »9 Large unfurnished two bedroom, applianced. carpeted, laundry facilities $260 V I P 245-7268 649 tin 1414 E. 18th i eat ■ ■cation Quiet, clean 1 or 2 bedrooms Furnished or unfurnished Covered parking, laundry From $160'mo Call Sabm, 682-2160, Elliott Associates 601 tfn UTILITIES FURNISHED Garbage paid Laundry facilities Air-conditioned studio unjts Priveat bath Wet bar with refugerator Balcony view of city 2494 Onyx Place 484-9662 or 485-5641 595 4-25 FURNISHED ONE AND TWO bedroom apartments Call 485-4600 Bob Bennett Beatty 622:tfn CAMPUS SUNSHINE Dry out" on rooftop deck Two bedroom, your furniture or ours. 1892 Garden! Ave. 244-1042._ 692 5-4 FURNISHED UNITS near Music Build ing Water garbage included Two bedroom $280 one bedroom $195 and $205 References 688-5769 698 tfn 1884 GARDEN AVE. '‘A'’ Classic unfurnished one bedroom, carpeted applianced Extra storage, garden area laundry facilities Behind Wendy’s, Franklin Blvd $145 245-7266_745 tfn 433 WEST 8th #7 Studio, unfurnished, carpeted applianced water and garbage paid Laundry facilities $125 245-7268 _ 747:tfn GREAT CAMPUS LOCATION Spacious unfurnished 2 bedroom Patio and laundry $265 1661 Ferry. Manager 682-2294 ELIZABETHAN MANAGEMENT 345-1409 ___766;tfn CHARMING two bedroom townhouse. dishwasher disposal and courtyard $290 1920 Onyx ELIZABETHAN MANAGEMENT 345-1409 ___769:tfn STUDIO UNITES 1 * blocks from campus Summer rates $145, laundry facilities 484-0070 or 484-0708 evenings 905 4-19
