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SECURITY FIRST Child Development Center CtOM 10 U of O Small home-Uke salting Flexible scheduling Cognitive learning wtth emphasis on Fun/Outdoors INFANT CENTER TODDLER CENTER PRESCHOOL SICK CHILD CARE 1677 P*arl-$2 25/hr or *346 00 Full Tim* 1669 P»arl-*2 00/hr or 1265 00 Fun Tim* 1531 P**rt-Skdrng Seal* Si 30 lo $1 60mr *195 00 » $225 00 Fun Tim* 1647 P**rl-SMding Seal* SO lo S3 OOKlu Prearranged Drop-.n car* lor mildly til kid* (cold*, flu. Me) >464)766 Ptaas* can lot more inlotmanon & Yogurt Shop 6 Yogurt flavor*, & fresh fruit Toppings Yogurt HardpacKs $2 50 5oups * Candy * 5oft DrmKs Coffee ★ Pastries Open early • Open late Across form the 00 Bookstore • 345-5566 World beat International Arms negotiators recess GENEVA (AP) — The super power arms talks entered a two month recess Wednesday with the United States lauding the latest round as productive but the Soviet Union declaring that negotiations were at a standstill. The talks, which began nearly two years ago, resume Jan IS. The chief U.S. negotiator. Max Kampelman, said experts from 1 the two sides would meet in l December, but he refused to I elaborate During the last recess U.S. and Soviet experts met twice, in * Moscow and in Washington. | Hostage price may rise PARIS (AP)--Joy over the release of two French hostages held in larbanon was tempered Wednesday by speculation that the kidnappers, Iran or Syria may raise the price of freedom for the five and possibly six who remain. The return home Tuesday of Camille Sontag. 85, and Marcel Coudari, 54. brought to five the number of French captives Shiite Moslem fundamentalists have freed this year. Coudari corroborated previous reports that a sixth French kidnap vic tim may be dead National Reagan briefs solons WASHINGTON (AP) - Presi dent Reagan briefed congres sional leaders Wednesday on U.S. relations with Iran while his former national security ad viser said the Persian Gulf na Oregon Mac Expo ’86 November 13, 3:30 pm, EMU Ballroom Who is Guy Kawasaki? "And so, hey, let a thousand flowers bloom. My job is to be a gardener. It's a thousand flowers, and they can bloom any way, any color, any fashion they want, 'cause there's always a market for some flower."* Guy Kawasaki describes himself as "one of the last bastions of irreverence at Apple." He is Apple's manager of Software Product Management. If they had a head cheerleader he'd probably be that, too. His responsibilities include overseeing the Evangelism Group, which works to insure the plentiful supply of Software for Apple’s machines. On Nov. 13 at 3:30 Guy will be discussing the unique evangelism program, its underlying philosophy, future product directions for the company and its unusual relationship with the third-party community.* Excerpts from Microiimcs. May 1986, "Apple Opens Up", by Mary Eisenhart and Paul Hoffman t NKS Y|4r Umputtf Inc typir and tN- typlr toj»j Mt tMtaturto >rf A|f4r<un^nikt. k« VUrmWi a a trafcuurt of Mtfciksi) l^rtfurv k* mi » hrtn# usrvi *uh »*. «*xpir» pfflMim tion is of “enormous impor tance" to the security of America and its Western allies. Neither Reagan nor his spokesmen commented on what was said at the White House session. "I have not changed my mind," said Senate Democratic leader Robert C. Byrd, D-W.Va., after the meeting. He called the administration’s action an ap parent violation of its own policy not to negotiate with terrorists. In New York, Said Rajaie Khorassani. Iranian ambassador to the United Nations, strongly denied an arms-for-hostages deal with the United States. He did. however, confirm that his government was receiving U.S.-made military hardware. Jets nearly collide ATLANTA (AP) - Two jets carrying 175 people nearly col lided at 35.000 feet Wednesday in what one Federal Aviation Administration spokesman call ed a “near midair collision.” after a controller was unable to warn the pilots to change course because of a stuck microphone, federal officials said. No evasive action was necessary and there were no in juries resulting from the close encounter about 180 miles north of Atlanta, the Federal Aviation Administration reported. It was not immediately clear how close the jets came, but a United official estimated the distance at less than one-half mile. Regional Eugene man wins prize PORTLAND (AP) - A partner in a Eugene printing company hit the big time Wednesday spinning the Oregon Lottery's jackpot wheel, claiming a grand prize of more than $700,000. Paul Fortier. 34, who won $702,888.40 and took home the first of 20 annual checks worth $28,115.54. got his shot at the jackpot by sending in five los ing instant winner tickets. He hit one of eight jackpot slots on the wheel. Fortier was the first jackpot wheel winner since Sept. 17. when Donald A. Tanferani, of Koseburg. won $441,000. EARN OVER $100 A MONTH WHILE YOU STUDY t—=*1 BECOME A PLASMA DONOR EUGENE PLASMA 1071 OLIVE ST. • 484-2241 Menu tram Khwl Naw Doaora: bring thla ad in for $5 extra on your lat donation Mao Thun 7 X1400 Frt-Sal 7:10400
