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Id beat Albanian leader Hoxha dies VIENNA, Austria (AP) — Enver Hoxha. whose 42 years as Albania’s Communist Party chief made him the world's longest-ruling communist leader, died Thursday at 76, the state-run news agency reported. Under Hoxha, Albania spurned both the Soviet Union and China, and became a virtual hermit nation, cut off from the rest of the world. No announcement on a successor has been made. /SiB& '-Haniburner TenTfis ~ t fjt.. best Vnu^tTS, omelettes... and more downstairs at the 5th St Public Market • 683-8196 m --- Find the Cold Gold Bar or Silver Bullet Bar and win a Cold Gold or Silver Bullet bicycle! Bars (V/4 x 5/s" x 1A") hidden somewhere on campus. No digging, climbing or damaging property necessary. Clues posted on clue boards at convenient locations. Questions, contact your Coors college rep. Coors does not accept any responsibility tor damages to property The bike is on display at Recycled Bike Works 774 E. 11th QlmM y ft. cxc tHIenti- m lltr (Cf THE METftON ‘SAW INNER 1985 AdolphCoyrsCompany Grx1'-i CO80401 llni/.h' oM nf; f4.j3.1ty be*'- ■.'. *1873 This advertisement is brought to you by Coast Distributing Shultz urges trading partners to join global economic effort WASHINGTON (AP) — Secretary of State George Shultz continued the Reagan ad ministration’s low-key response to trade tensions with Japan Thursday by warning against protectionism. Shultz said all U.S. trading partners should work toward sustained world economic growth. “We — and other countries — share a responsibility to make some hard political decisions,” the secretary of state said in -a speech at Princeton University, his alma mater. He called for reducing global imbalances in trade, investment and currencies. Shultz, an economist, gave an address that was partly a basic economics lesson and partly a preview of the position Presi dent Ronald Reagan likely will take next month at the seven nation annual economic sum mit in Bonn, West Germany. The secretary of state said a program of international action to protect the current recovery and sustain growth should include: • Reduction of the U.S. budget deficit. \ • Stimulation of , Western Europe’s stagnant eCpnomy through' “policies that reduce the obstacles to change and in novation, .. that attract capital and that stimulate domestic investment.” •Action by Japan to reduce the impact of its high savings rate, “including liberalized capital markets that interna tionalize the.yen and measures to stimulate investment in Japan by Japanese and foreigners alike:” •Moves by developing ,na t.ions to stabilize their economies, expand their trade and stimulate growth. •Action by all nations to sup port freer international trade arid prepafatioris for a new in ternational trade round. A text of the speech, to the Woodrow Wilson School of Public and International Affairs at the New Jersey university, vyas made available in Washington. Schultz warned against turn ing Jo protectionism in the face of growing trade tensions, especially moves in Corigress and elsewhere to force Japan to shrink its trade surplus. “Protectionism is not the remedy to an illness/' Shultz said. "It is itself an ill ness .... Protectionism keeps prices up, reduces living stan dards and stifles growth.” He added,. "We should not delude ourselves into thinking that a lowering of foreign bar riers will have a decisive. . . im pact on the trade deficit.” Kxxxm K« >11; U H Women In Yugoslavia: Work & Politics >»: M H •it* ¥ A Free Public Lecture By * ;X> n I n ¥ tt >Ki ¥ Vesna Pusic (Department Of Sociology, University Of Zagreb) Friday, April 12, 1985 3:30 p.m. 101 EMU For further information call 686-4877 V •It; & n n >«: >«• ^“jg“il?*S'*S*,******i6‘*i8tM Cat's Meow Jazz & BIues Corner Jazz & Blues, ReqqAe & Gospel Recoitds Books, Tapis & CoIUctor's AccessoRies Is tIh FifThpiARl Buildisq FifTh & PiarI • EuqcNi 686-8742 Tax Day Sale Sat. 13th, Sun. 14th, Mon. 15th 15% off Everything