Strong quake strikes Death Valley ■ INDEPENDENCE. Calif (AIM — A strong earthquake rolled across a wide area of California and Nevada on Monday, hut it was centered MOMIW jn „ sparsely populated area and there were no immediate reports of injuries or severe damage The quake measured (> 0 on the Richter si ale and struck at 4 ^t) p m , said Douglas Smith, spokesman for the California Institute of Technol ogy l! was i ante red near this Eastern Sierra town about 37 miles east-southeast of Bishop Bishop is about f»() miles east-southeast of Yosemile National Park The quake was fell from l as Vegas. ISO miles to the east of the epicenter, to Fresno, about 100 miles to the west. ■'ll shook the heck out of this place." said Bill Woodward, airport manager at I-one Pine Airport Me said sliding doom t ame off the rail, one picture fell off a wall, and hanging plants started swinging. |,o* Angeles Department of Water and Power i rows began inspecting the city's 33f)-mile nque dut t. reservoirs and power plants along the East ern Sierra but there were no immediate reports of damage, said department spokeswoman Dorothy (enseii A dispatcher lor tin* (.aliforma Highway Patrol in Bishop said there wns no apparent road damage Inyo County firefighter Don hun/e said he had one report of a propane leak in Bishop It w as just *if made our chandeliers swing but didn’t do any damage. The castle is so structurally sound that we don’t worry.’ Kate Netlsen. Death Valley National Monument ranger .1 roller, wasn't real strong." Kunze said. Thu quake was strongly full in California's Death Valley but didn't damage Scotty's Castle, a restored 1920s mansion that is a popular tourist attraction in Death Valley National Monument “It made our chandeliers swing hut didn't do any damage The castle is so structurally sound that we don't worry." said park Hanger Kate Nellsen The quake was tin* strongest in California sin< e last June 2‘1 when the magnitude-' .6 Landers quake and its 6 7 llig Bear aftershock rocked Southern (Cal ifornia Those quakes killed one person, injured 402 and caused nearly $100 million in damage Monday s quake wasn't related to those quakes. Smith said The Richter s< ale is a measure of ground motion as r»* orded on seismographs.A magnitude 6 quake is capable of severe damage in the local area Jury rules NY college officials liable in suit NEW YORK (A!’) — A college system's president and chan cellor nre liable for violating the First Amendment rights of a professor demoted for a sp**« h critic ized as racist, a jury ruled Monday City College professor Leonard Jeffries was removed as chair man of the black studies department after the speech. The jury found that Chancellor W. Ann Reynolds and four trustees of the City University and City (College President Bernard W Harleston used the speech as a "substantial or motivating fai tor" in denying Jeffries a thrue-y«ar term as department < hair man It also found that Reynolds ami Harleston, but not the trustees, helped deprive Jeffries of property — his job — without due process of law. a violation of the 14th Amendment The piry resumed deliberations in Manhattan federal court to determine if damages should be awarded, but recessed with out reaching a decision. Jeffries is suing the state-run college system for S^fi million and reinstatement as chairman of black studies. The same jury decided earlier this month that Jeffries, 5fc wouldn't have lost his chairmanship were it not fora July 1991 speech criticjil of Jews and whites. The jury had also previously ruled that Jeffries' constitutional right to due prot ess was violated It then deliberated on who was liable Oregon Daily Kmerald Call 346-4343 Before I p.m. Today To Put Us To Work For You Tomorrow! CLASSII IKI) POLIC IKS Deadlines Um \d%: I pm, «»ur ad' The < )DI will run a classified ad <*tc additional day as a result <*f any ' ty pi»j*r.iphu al ennf that changes ihc meaning of ihc ad. if reported by I PM Refunds will be limned to credits »«nly No cash refunds w ill he issued after the ad deadline C redits must he used within (' m»mihs of issue 103 GREEK HAPPENINGS Winning titurn* $*ng was monumontnc Dating Gam* <5rOv# US m«nta#* Thanh you lor A gr«4l (Vtt«* W«h and A r«Q m party to and th« str«*M (P S Congrats genUen^yn, on w*nrung th«* W**son Cup' ) * th* tad*« o* Kappa Ai pha Theta Oswh Math Tutor availAtoto to any on# in OrMk Systam' Stop by 137 Qitban Tuesday and Thursday ntghU. 7 30-ft 00__ IK I r*n & Erica Thanhs tor art you* hard work on (rw* Worh* You guys dd a groat W Your iC3 GREEK HAPPENINGS 103 GREEK HAPPENINGS XI) XI) Spaghath Faod E varyona i% lo Chi Om^a i First annual ALL YOU CAN tAT SpaghaRi I wad' TOOAY 5-7pm #1 1461 Aldar for only %y Hop* to iw you thara'_ A I’ KAH HK* CongratutaiUon* on lamoy Id plat* um* S^»g ^3 at tha Hu** Thar** to tha yanttomon q* 0 U A P*«* tor aH yctuf shod A Y©u guy* W* tha bast* P tt,r «x.*r* & *f*p» A< pn« Thai a P S Congrot* Pfca* kw mr*nnkiny forward lo Anolhar nigh I in tha Jungta* FROM Tha Woman of Kappa DaHa KA IN 105 personals Wa mw aach othar *n tha aun Iasi Thursday at Alton Bafcar batwaan noon A 1pm You wora bfua shorts A foinad 2 fr*ands You loofcad at ma wrhlla I triad not lo too* back Your fHand* laft on lhair txkas altar 1 whila you slayad I laR shortly altar I should hava mtroducad mysatt Call 34MSM pi Ip Congratulations KA0 on receiving these awards: • Laurel Award: Most Outstanding Sorority • Paul Olum Award: Best Sorority Scholarsh ipA trades • Patti Ware Award: Best Sorority Philanthropy • Three Honorable Mentions: I New Member class with highest GPA > Most improved chapter grades t Leadership & individual involvement award • Greek Woman of the Year. Lori Kolander • Greek Centurions Karen B . Adrienne G , Mama G.. Lori K.. Michelle K.. Garren S , Alice Y • Greek Honor Roll: Nicole B . Libby. Becca a r AM Tnoedau Uou 1 A 1 115 TYPING SERVICES A' M4-07S* ROBIN % GRAD SCHOOt APPROVfD .‘0 y*Oi !tn?vv4tt batik ground Tfim paper vf ok rewmip ww •v r Editing l A5« pi ON CAMPUS’ X) THE TYRING PRO Word drtmg Typmg T hew% Di % %f ttation t on l *+et* \ ,i M340M .»■ yt«m# * TYPING UNLIMITED B*rt>*r* Land — «»M4J S*rhnyUOtwo* »-nco 19«1 EMERALD CLASSIFIEDS A (rm of ■ dral! M\fes0 344-4510 gUAi.rrv woroprcx i vmng (0AJ4.M) wiki wwmimimi WifJti.fAk.i~~i Axi.jw.uu 1358 Oak SL. Sulla 1 t25 INSTRUCTION WRITING HELP For »« your paper* presets, eic Writing, editing. proofing AM sub fret* *uJ style* Affordable and convenient PRO/EDIT 343-2747 1M FOR SALE MISC Brother rttedK typpeerter o»C cond, tnctodes 5 correction tapiHi A manual $60 obo 667-7239 Concert ticket to 000 Marnot* Efcues 1 reveler Allman Hrotfwt Pn»sb & more. Momerey CA. Men--o#uM Day Weekend 2 day befcet 406 966/ HeO Queen sited bad \McMywood frame) $80 tmageWnter M $160 f uton frame 2 portion. $60 Antique bnctvde lab**. S26 2 tman Alien side tat***. $26 Stair macfwto $50 Answer mg ma Ctv»ne. $30 Desk fb*ackwood •r.rtmRQ cafrnp. $80 666 4614__ Roller Blade* mens we '0 aimoai new took great $30 obo Monica 667 *>625__ Turin Bed. matt/©** bo* spring and frame great condrtion $60 obo 687 7239 If Color TV 4 need VCR $600 tor both PNE Sk.s Maker M2* B*x*ngs Kaber Boots. $260 346 9680 or 3464799 ir Color TV 4 need VCR S600 tor boat PRE Skis Maker M26 Brndinga. Kaber Boots. $260 3469660 or 3464799 28 console TV $26 targe coucn $100 «ce large desk 176 Call 346 6011 i« PETS Burma** Python 6 tVN*«J» n«c* home Mk) t«rrip*KK». 4as 9261 OOO FOB SALE. Au*Q*r Sheppard e oM. mat*, ha* *hot* SS0 0O0 142-4S30 or M7-SSM 140 PETS Vourtg Chinehtlta good hexai* corn#* wt*g caga A tood fan *»c*»c an«m«»i mov»ng A m^s* M*i $??> 345 /3'4 145 CARS TRUCKS Reconditioned VW engine fit* bug or Out MM eichange J4M1» WOrlt Canopy fits small, tungbed pick-up m good ctvKMron S’50 obo 74i 75/0 7* VW CAHMR new oog.t r* jpeoi story. cruise auto, way nee. $3400 663 585' 343 3579 rv« TV Toyota Corona I nrgma engrt has w*s mao 60.000 m*. groat cor'd. $'398 Ca* mi 8754 _ ■1 VW tleshsi ed 4 speed AC WrK J800 obo Can JoB at 344 4560 15: MOTORCYCLES SCOOTERS 72 Honda CBSO&iou* oy»q Mac* A go«d tight cmm. w#t*n V600 68/ ?&X> Aum •0 Yamaha 50 Scoot** <:«* m*nw » t. tooh-ft A funft g***! ft*si Ofor 342 3&B0 155 BICYCLES Khan PinnaeH Min Bid* '8 1/T. low low m4#S. ai* XT components S&00 486 9261 155 COMPUTERS ELECTRONICS Brother Word Processor »Vf ??00 St7S(t yt akV$460 new) 343 >955 Naar Mac I 3-40. 14 ccMor. e.tended tayboard. soflwarr $1675 060 Trada m potable 34? 1659 __ Packard Ball .*86 computer VGA •*0MB Hard drive, ? floppies $500 obo Can Dared 686 9969 Saga and 3 garnet USO obo Matey 343-3907 _ WANTED Mac Keyboard tor SC Mutt be In good shape 445-0043 Word Processor Smith Corona PWP 77 good as rum SMC Can 344 1334 i?o SOUND SYSTEMS CASH”! Wo buy . strt and service VMS VCR s and par 00s Thompson f lac borne*, ii?? Oak 343-9?73 Pioneer RX-710 Doonihett Stereo, dual cassette ( Q. CD. 3 way '50 wan speakers S30C obo Can Ptm 465-9065 175 INSTRUMENTS ClMSic Kr*m*r Guitar m Ftoyd Rom Ortyna Hvmoto-Gr«at act«on' Graduaftng. «4 mct#c« lor S?00 000 484 2324 175 INSTRUMENTS F#odw 160 watt Baas amp chorus kXHUwlcft, S*mife# effect* loop. ’ Y* 0*d. pa*J $600. asoung S35G CaW Jason 3466066 Yamaha Slrw* stnrig aurtar and caarr $175 otx> C*« Sara 34,>0/46 195 TRAVEL MCmC CHALLENGE ADVENT! RESTUDY PROGRAM • Australia New Zealand • Nepal/ThailaiKl • South America Patagonia Fun in the Sun! Tim unique • truer lemt uudrni travel pn •p-m c» adventure (tftkkift|. ralUAf met tftmhtftf wuhtdivinj: etc) »»ih kcal cm rMumctuv culture Kcicivc college credit ( all Ihnr V$ right of Urft tflni TaarMB • M34124 *»lh ITrawaimg Soon^ Apply for Amen can E iprtM Card fty anywhere in the USA for SIM or feat Call to day m mn__ ?05 OPPORTUNITIES ALASKA SUMMER EMPLOYMENT f*sha«>«ft Earn $600*** «n canoe*.©* or $40OCVTno on f>fthrf>g boats f 'e« it am portahon' Room & Board' Ov«* 8000 openings Ma r or f emaMS f c* ®mp*oy mant program cat* 1 206 545 4155 «»t A OQ&i) CRIME SHIPS N0W NMNC tarn t4> lo A200Omo p>us wood t'a«et Mono** Sommer A Carer* employ merit s»i»ijfct« No e*p necessary fa employment poorer* cun 1206634 0466 «.i C6069 DOCS YOUR JOB SUCK7 M »o. locA-ng 1y MO students lo *k>* ip the South Western Summer Pro gran Make 16300 A gam 4 college croon* Brtx>y 484 2067, 24 hr mag INTERNATIONAL EMPLOYMENT Ma** money teaching bow. converse tayva Engkan ape-ad Japan A Iowan Make 12000 14000. par month Many povOa room A board m/ other benelAs' No pevous traniing or teecrung cornl. cot* raquirao For mtamatonal Em ploymani program cak the INornatron aI Employment Group (206) 632 "46 e.t J6069____ JAZZUNE AUOmONS WHEN Thursday. May ?0B> ai 6pm WML RE 363054 Gar linger Anne. MOW Come pepared to Oance fa more into cad 346-376' MEOA WEIGHT LOSS I'm looamg lor people 10 try Phenome nal herbal Orel poOud can earn 1SS Can 464 7694 — POSTAL JOBS'" Start 1114ITtr . peneMy lor apphea iron# A into call 1 (2i6i 324 2102 7am lo tQpm 7 flay* RIOT QRRRL - Poetry, stones and art accepted toy me Theme i» SURV1V IMG the VIOLENCE Turn m el Worn ■n't Center • EMU by May !9th _ 210 HELP WANTED A SUMMER JOB $10 25 Retail Customer Service, no e«p necessary, will tram, scholarships $ internships possible 1-246-7456 Cruise line Entry level on boardiand side Positions avail Symmw year round 714 S49 _ * SPORTS MINDED? After several months ol playing the re sume game. I found a company more concerned with people than paper Re cent growth has us searching for en thus*asiK. individuals to t*H saies A managervX positions 687BB36 ^^^ASuSlNO^NS^ciNTi^^ NOW TAKING APPLICATIONS For alt 65-64 positions Student Director of Womens Center Women s Resource A Referral. 2 co directors, volunteer coordinator A re cepbomtts. SAFE RIDE 2 co orec tors, volunteer coordinator, adverts •ngrtundratsmg. administrative a&s>s tent. WOMEN (N TRANSITION F. rvanoai coordinator support group coordinator volunteer coordinator Work Study or STIPE NO Women encouraged to apply, lestwtos. moth era women ol color afternatvyety abred A international women we* come’ Job descriptions and app*«ca tons in Suite 3. EMU Dosmg dale ,Mfx2S»LSgg__ LIVE IN APT MANAGER for very nc* apartments across from UO campu* Compensation includes turn.-shed apt. ufcbfees A salary E*pe nance nof reeved Send resume to Managers Position. 2050 Harvard D» Eugene OR 97406 BICYCLE REPAIR INSTRUCTOR WANTED The EMU Oaft Center af LX) has ar Opening for an instructor of bCytf# repair to begto Summer Term 1993 instruction o' tvane and gear adjust ment wheel f»u*ng and overhauling bearing sets is desmed Classes run 2 5 nrvwfc tor 6 tot and are ached u*ed between June 23 and August iQ Contact Judy Nets at 346-4361 OTF Graph* Arts Sar vicatnstrucfronai Media Ctr tor 93-94 academe year Prepares graph* art pubns tor Knight L tor ary A other da pwtments on campus Reouiras bache*ors m appfced das*gn/computer graphce. *st> ?y to operatt Macintosh programs Must have e*ce«ent com muncabon sfctfis A be detail onented Academe Appucatons are available m the Otoe of the Librarian or cam pus Human Resources Department To apply subm* cover When Aca demic Afpcaicn, resume, and names of 3 refs to Personnel L tor an an. Kmghl L tor ary UO Deadline June 11.1993 Live In cars giver wanted 2 vtomen with developmental (isat»»it*es need Support to ‘rvt? on ttve*r own You could make a ciher once the*r lores and en*>y • comtortabto kv»ng env* ronment Salaried M time position with benefits Apply m person. Aivard Taytor Inc, 290 E t7th. Eugene. 9 4pm Mon Fr< No phpr>e ca*»S tor Summer 1993 Work Study pre i fened. and tineas knowledge s e» : tremety important Applications avail j atoto at >03 Gedingerj