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The University Daily Kansan
Wednesday, April 7, 1990
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SALT LAKE CITY — After looking at candidates from around the world, Salt Lake Organizing Committee President Mitt Romney has picked former business associate Fraser Bullock as the committee's No.2 administrator.
Businessman to be Olympics administrator
Bullock is co-founder of Alpine Consolidated, a Utah firm that specializes in business mergers and acquisitions.
Kanney and Bullock have a lot in common. The two businessmen both are Mormon, both graduated from Brigham Young University and both began their business careers at the same Boston capital firm. Both left to launch Bain Capital Inc., a venture-capital company.
The Associated Press
Romney and Bullock have a lot in common.
"Another white, male Mormon wasn't (my) first preference," Romney said in a letter faxed to trustees on Monday. "I would indeed have favored a candidate who brought more diversity."
Romney said he considered numerous qualified candidates including sports executives, several women and individuals from several countries.
However, he was impressed by Bullock's buil.
ness sense and his willingness to forsake his multimillion-dollar income to assist the SLOC in staging the 2002 Winter Games.
Romney will rely on Bullock to cut SLOC's $1.52 billion budget if revenues fail short in the wake of the Olympic bribery scandal, which has made sponsors nervous.
Several trustees had recommended finding someone with Games experience to oversee SLOC's day-to-day operations. Romney said the top two managers of the Atlanta and Los Angeles Olympics did not have prior Games experience, either
"I have therefore favored a 'tried and true' manager — tried in numerous challenging settings, and true in that I have observed him close at hand and trust his integrity." Romney told trustees, who will be asked to ratify Bullock's appointment at tomorrow's board meeting.
approaches. The firm unites troubled companies, orchestrates a public stock offering and uses the new company's stock as currency for future acquisi-
In another development Monday, Romney told a coalition of advocates for the homeless that he couldn't promise that housing that could benefit low-income residents would be left after the 2002 Winter Games.
and it is about 8,000 people in town.
"We will not be building housing. We'll be hosting people for 17 days, and then they will be moving on." Romney said.
Speaking with Salt Lake Impact 2002 and Beyond at the American Civil Liberties Union of Utah's downtown office, he said SLOC needs 22,000 rooms for 17 days during the Olympics and is still about 5,000 rooms short.
The coalition he met with represents more than a dozen groups involved with the state's poor, disabled and minority communities. It has lobbied for Olympics housing that would become low-income housing.
tions.
"I do not see any reason to do that," Romney said. "Let's allow our community to live and breathe as it is."
The groups also have been concerned about a possible crackdown on the homeless during the games, similar to actions taken during the 1996 Summer Olympics in Atlanta.
Court orders Denny McLain's pension garnished
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DETROIT — The government has garnished the pension of former Detroit Tigers' pitcher Denny McLain to reimburse a pension fund he was convicted of pilfering.
"Donny McLain used his status as a local baseball celebrity to illegally obtain money from the Peet Packing Co. retirement income plan for his own purposes. It seems only right that McLain's pension money from his time as a major league baseball player be returned to the victims of his greed," U.S. Attorney Saul A.
in 1996 of stealing more than $2.5 million from the company's pension fund and then laundering the money.
McLain and Roger Smigel, former co-owners of Chesaning's Peet Packing Co., were convicted
Green said in a news release yesterday.
McLain and Smigiel bought
Peet Packing in January 1994 and quickly took the money from the company's $12 million pension
fund, according to trial testimony. The Chesaning company went bankrupt in June 1995, and more than 200 workers lost their jobs.
Green said that during the hearing to have McLain's pension garnished, his office discovered that McLain's wife, Sharon, had obtained a divorce by default. According to terms of the settlement, essentially all the assets went to her and all the debts to McLain. Green said.
Green said that on March 31, U.S. District Judge Patrick Duggan ordered that all of McLain's pension be awarded to the victims
The U.S. Sixth Circuit Court of
Appeals last week upheld embezlement charges against McLain and Smigiel.
McLain, the major leagues' last 30-game winner, also faces trial on federal charges that he took part in a scheme involving fraudulent phone cards. Prosecutors allege John A. "Junior" Gotti, son of the imprisoned boss of the Gambino crime family, also took part in the fraud.
McLain, 54, pitched for the Tigers from 1963 to 1970. He was 31-6 in 1968 as Detroit won the World Series. His last major league season was 1972, when he was 28.
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205 - Help Wanted
205 - Help Wanted
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Food Service Positions at Buffalo Bobs' House and Mass Street Deli. Start $6 an hour up to $7 an hour plus profit sharing with 6 months $6 bonus to start. Apply atLY 7 Mastus upsell $6
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130 Entertainment
140 Lost and Found
"Free beer." You won't find it in Lawrence, nor here, but you'll have the money to buy your own. $8/hour, salespeople needed. Call 331-200, ask for Sean of Stephanie.
Part-time babysitter/mother's helper: Two girls/2
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Must be mothers prefers.
11:30-2. Mon.-Fri. Start April 15th. Preferred
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Acre: $12,000 per year.
Jupiter Dell at 150 and Kasol is Hiring managers, servers, bartenders, and cooks. This is a new, up scale deli offering a fantastic opportunity to get on the ground floor. Apply in person Monday Friday.
205 Help Wanted
235 Professional Services
235 Typing Services
Put your statistical & analytical skills to work improving teaching & learning. See STUDENT EVALUATION ASSISTANT II at www.altec.org jobs
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200s Employment
Summer semester student employment at Sunyside Infant/Toddler Program 30 brs. weekly, Mon.-Fri, June 7 through July 31. Call 894-0720 for application and additional information.
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Earn $7.99 per hour taking inbound calls. (NO SALETS). Fit at airbase, casual dress and benefits. Apply at 2801 Lakeview Rd. Lawrence, or call (865) 865-8693.
SUMMER JOURS
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related majors, Jr./Freshman, Monte-
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105 Personals
110 Business Personals
Sitter needed for two year old twins this summer.
Monday through Friday mornings 8 am to 12:30.
$20 per hour. Experience with toddlers pres-
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Call Diane B47-194 after 5:30.
205 - Help Wanted
The Kansan will not knowingly accept any advertisement for housing or employment that hates against any person or group of persons based on race, sex, age, color, creed, religion, sexual orientation, nationality or disability. For the Kansan will not knowingly accept advertising that is in violation of state advertising in this newspaper is subject to the Federal Fair Law of 1988 which
24 hour telephone answering service is looking for dependable detail-oriented individuals with exceptional customer service skills. Casual attire, friendly atmosphere, flexible scheduling. Must be willing to work some weekends and holidays. Apply within 4 W4th st.
Lifezuards
Summer Lifeguard and Swim Instructor(WSI Certified positions available. Must have American Red Cross lifesaffer certification. Apply at Acquaint & Swam Club, 701 Cintz Clinic, PKEW, EOE
Oreida Fashion Store has opened our 2nd store in Lawrence. Hiring for summer and beyond. AM/PM, FT/PT. Pick up hours and days. Will work around your schedule. Train now, start after finals. Apply in person M-F-10.5. Lawrence Riverfront Café 6319. 749-4612
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Career Advisor Positions: Two positions available for 1999-2000 school year advising students in the areas of elem/sec education students at KU, Salary for 1999-2000 wrk. For complete job descriptions & application procedures请参见网站 http://www.ku.edu/jurbs, at 86-5841 web site www.ku.edu /upc
WILDWOOD-Camp Counselors for educational
camp south of KC can lead canoeing, fishing,
crafts games and more while teaching children
about water. June 3 - August 9 8:400 to
board and board. For details contact Wildwood
at 933-7540 or wildood@mindusa.com
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Top boys' camp sports in Maine. Need counsel to teach/coach all sports; tennis, basketball, baseball, watery, fishermen, lifesaving, rock climbing, mountain biking and skiing more! Call free 888-844-8009. Apply online, www.campeerd.org.
Help wanted. Occasional part-time (usually Friday and/or weekends). This job consists of mostly outdoor work on a country estate. Job would include hand moving, repairing tree trimming, and mishandling part type work. Occasionally,兼职 part-time job for college student. 748-9807.
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Position: Account Contact Manager. Looking for a great teammate to support a new approach to a new idea. Starting wage: $8.00 an hourly based on performance. Hours: 5 hours a day-4 days a week from 2pm to 7pm. Contact Carolyn at 854-6726 for more information.
rartime summer babybaby beginning after spring semester. Also part-time sitting before then. Prefer experienced sister with large family background. Excellent pay for qualification. Req. Master's degree or 5 years of care experience and references to UDK Box 5, 119 Shaffer Flint, University of Kansas, Law 5, KS 6040.
Textbook Clerk, KU Bookstore, $15./hr. 10.
Testbook Mgr., Every third Sat. 14. sat. 4.m. Must be able to store files, lives, special needs, useful questions, service experience, up to 49.70 pounds, prefer Bookstore experience. Apply Kansas and Burge Uniform Office, Level 5, 13th and Great
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205 - Help Wanted
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Camp Counselors needed for Girl Scout Days camp in metro Denver and overnight camps in cities, nature, backyard, instructor positions in, e.g., dance, drama, sports, archery, June-August, 1990. Must enjoy working with children in an outdoor environment. 778-0106 or 341- or 594 emailcampus@agm.edu
catering, Kansas Union Catering Department, hiring for University of Kansas Basketball Banquet, Thursday, February 13, shift available at 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. in cash in day follow employment. Must follow dress code and be able to stay for long period Apply with Job Number or personal resume to Kansas Union Level, 5.AA/EE
Camp Jobel!!! Camp Birchwood for girls, one Minnesota's finest summer camps, seeks college students to be counseled, kitchen staff, and instructors in horseback riding (english & western), sailing, tennis, arts education, to make a difference in the life of a chidi! For an application or to schedule an interview call 1-800-451-5270 or see www.campBirchwood.com
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Community Children's Center-Hear Start is accepting applications for an Executive Director. Applicants must have a Bachelor's Degree in early childhood, education, or related field and be a current administrative experience is also required. Send application letter, resume and list of three references to CCC-Court TVN; Search COCCOUNTY LIMONA MONTANA law department, ORFAX to 765/842-2087, by April 19, EOE
UNIQUE SUMMER OPPORTUNITY
Camp Buckskin, a program serving you with ADHD, Learning Disabilities & similar needs, has various positions located on a lake in the camp is a tremendous opportunity to develop leadership, teamwork, problem solving & communication skills & possibly earn school credit. Contact: (612) 938-3544 or email buckskin@spacestar.net
or discrimination."
Our readers are hereby informed that all jobs and housing advertised in this newspaper are available on equal quality basis.
UNIQUE SUMMER OPPORTUNITY
Teach daily living skills to adults with developmental disabilities in casual, family style group home as a Weekend Teacher Assistant at Community Living Opportunities, Inc. (CLO). CLO provides excellent training using computer-aided technology in the Family Model. Applications accepted at 213 Delaware Lawrence, or call for more information.
785-855-1231 EOE.
Librarian (Student Hourly rate of $7.5 per hour) at the Academic Resource Center (language Labs). Responsibilities include assisting lab patrons, using computer equipment for data entry, duplicating audio and video materials, typing and keeping inventory of supplies, accessing of all materials used in instruction, and supporting supervisor. For full job description and application, see Maiken Clark in 4069 Wesco Hall. For more information call 864-4785.
COUNSELORS: TOP BOP'S SPORTS CAMP IN MAINE! Go in at an exciting, fun summer! Must have good skills, able to instruct, coach or assist. Openings in : All Competitive Team Sports! Masters in CSI/CSI/Athletic/Biking/Wall SCUBA, Archery, Rifley, Martial Arts, RN's, Secretaries, Top Salaries, Awesome Facilities, RN/BM/Lndry, Travel, CALL the (800) 265-3242, SEE HOW TO GET A MACHET @AOFU COM OR write Steve Rubin CAMP BOBSESSO (kab-busee) 10 Silvermine Dr., South Salem, NY 10590.
SUMMER HELP WANTED
205 - Help Wanted
--cations are being accepted at CLO, 2113 Delaware, Lawrence, KS or call 504-269-8000, est. 1795.
U.S. Gov. Jobs
Hiring now, Entry level to advance position
Paid Training, benefits: $13.3 per hour
Call Free 1-800-682 ext. 806
Painters: interior & exterior painting. Experience helpful with brush & ruler. Must be dependable.
Painters: interior & exterior painting. EXtence helpful with brush &刷器. Must be dependable and take pride in work. Moving, trimming and flower bed upkeep. Good physical work. Must be dependable and enjoy working outdoors. Carpenter: Must have basic carpentry experience, own tools and vehicle. Work includes replacing windows, fixing roofs, repairing some plumbing/balcony repair, etc. Applic in person. Meadbrook Apts. 19th & Crestline Dr.
There's a lot of Opportunities
CLO is looking for dedicated individuals to serve adults with developmental disabilities Substitute, part-time, and full-time positions are available. Do you prefer to work overnight? Want to work evenings? Need a position in Teaching and Case Management positions are available for graduates(students with related majors. We offer excellent earning potential as well as good benefits. Applicants must be a graduate.
SUMMER WARRIORS
BENCHMARK EXPRESS
NEEDS YOU!!!
$9 an Hour
APPLY NOW FOR AVAILABLE JOBS!!
CREDIT/CALL CENTER
Provides phone and agent
for Customer service
and customer finance.
Light PC skills a must. Ask for Liz or Rob.
WAREHOUSE
Full time. Heavy lift training.
Light PC skills a plus. Talk to Greg or Tim.
Oathea 2 bikes of 19th and Renner
Bold yellow and blue building.
KU students needed for on-campus jobs with the Center for Research on Learning/Division for Adult Studies. Appointments run at least through the summer. Duties include: library research; preparation of research reports; numerical and text coding; data entry duties; conducting qualification include familiarity with Macintosh computers and MS Word; ability to work 16-20 hours per week and during the summer, and effective writing skills. These positions are part of our federal funded research program. Students are required to hold a diploma with funded research experience or graduate level students preferred. Salary $6.50 to $7.00/hour. Applications available in room 3003. Dole Center. Deadline for applications is April 12th. EOE/AA.
SUMMER WARRIORS
BENCHMARK EXPRESS
NEEDS YOU!!!
$9 an Hour
APPLY NOW FOR AVAILABLE
JOBS!!!
CREDIT/CALL CENTER Credit agents and phone agents for Customer Care and consumer finance. Light PC uses a must. Ask for Liz or Rok
Full time. Heavy lifting required.
Light PC skills a plus. Talk to Greg or Tim. Oatley. 2 blks South of 119th and Renner. Big blue and yellow building.
205 - Help Wanted
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225 - Professional Services
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300s Merchandise
305 - For Sale
Sterling Silver Jewelry
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The Etc. Shop 928 Mass, Downtown.
Microwaves
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1420 W, 23rd/785-830-9000
340-Auto Sales
A
90 'Jeep Wrangler for sale with soft top, black and
silver wheels, 60,000 miles, going to $7,000. Call
604-835-3233.
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Cars from $500
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360 - Miscellaneous
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