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Wednesday, November 6, 1996
UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
24 HOURS CALL 841-2345
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Festival of Lights Saturday, 16th November
6 pm. Ballroom, Level 5 Kansas Union
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$8 non-members
SUA Box Office, or
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STUDENT
SENATE
P A R T · T I M E
PART-TIME
As a member of Sprint's Sales Team, you'll be getting the support, resources and incentives to match your efforts. Our continued success has created part-time openings for dynamic, self-motivated people who know how to sell over the phone. You will close sales on Sprint services and products, as well as develop new prospects, with opportunities to earn bonuses and incentives, all in a high energy, fast-paced environment.
PART-TIME MARKETING REPRESENTATIVES
We're looking for people with at least 1 year telephone, retail or outside sales experience with a track record that demonstrates your desire to sell, as well as excellent communication skills and typing speed of 25-30 wpm. You must be extremely personable, reliable and prompt. Some college, telecommunications experience, and bilingual skills are definite pluses. These opportunities are ideal for college students, retirees, homemakers, and those wanting to earn additional income.
Enjoy the many advantages of these newly created part-time positions: an outstanding base salary, a generous bonus program, flexible scheduling, and great benefits including tuition reimbursement. For immediate consideration, please give one of our recruiters a call Sunday through Saturday between the hours of 7 a.m. and 11 p.m. to discuss your qualifications. We are proud to be an EEO/AA employer M/F/D/V. Also, we maintain a drug-free workplace and perform pre-employment substance abuse testing.
ALABAMA
District 1: Sonny Callahan (Bon.)
Jeff Sessions (Rep.)
District 2: Terry Everett (Rep.)
District 3: Bob Riley (Rep.)
District 4: Robert Aderholt
District 5: Robert Cramer
District 7: Earl Hilliard (Dem.)
ALASKA
District 5: Jim Kolbe (Rep.)
District 6: J.D. Hayworth (Rep.)
District 1: Matt Salmon (Rep.)
District 2: Dr Pastor (Dem.)
District 3: Bob Stump (Rep.)
District 4: John Shadegy
Tim Hutchinson (Rep.)
District 1: Marion Berry (Dem.
District 2: Vic Wiggen (Dem.)
District 3: Asa Hutchinson
(Rep.)
District 4: Jay Dickey (Rep.)
CALIFORNIA
District 3:T. Vic Fazio (Dem.)
District 4: John Doolittle (Rep.)
District Fargo at dead
District 6: no results at dead
District 7: George Miller (Dem.)
District 8: no results at deadline
District 10: no results at dead line
District 9: no results at deadline
District 11: no results at dead line
District 14: Anna Eshoo (Dem.)
District 13: no results at deadline
District 16: no results at deadline
District 20: Cal Dooley (Dem.)
District 18: Gary Condit (Dem.)
District 19: no results at deadline
District 15: no results at deadline
District 23: Elton Gallegly (Rep.)
District 26: no results at deadline
district 21: bill morriss (Rep.)
district 22: no results at dead
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District 08: no results at dead
District 24: Rich Sybert (Rep.)
District 25: no results at deadline
District 30: no results at death
District 34: no results at headline
District 42: no results at deadline
District 38: no results at deadline
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District 47; no results at dead
District 43: Ken Calvert (Rep.)
District 44: Sonny Bono (Rep.)
District 45: no results at dead line.
District 52: no results at dead line
District 1:Diana DeGette (Germany)
(Rep.)
District 49: no results at dead-
line
District 1: Barbara Kannelly (Dem.)
District 50: no results at beaonline
District 2: David Skagg>
(Dam)
District 51: no results at deadline
District 6: Dan Schaefer (Rep.)
District 3: Scott Mullins (Rep.)
District 4: Robert Saffer
District 2: Sam Gejdenson
District 4: Robert Schaffer (Rep.)
(Dem.)
District 3: Rosa DeLauro
District 3: Rosa DeLauro (Dem.)
District 6: Nancy Johnson (Rep.)
District 5: James Maloney
District 5: Joel Hefley (Rep.)
District 4: Christopher Shays
(Dan.)
DELAWARE
Michael Castle (Rep.)
District 1: Joe Scarborough (Bos)
FLORIDA
District 4: Tillie Fowler (Rep.)
District 5: Karen Thurman
District 6: Clifford Stearns (Ren.)
District 2: Allen Boyd (Dem.)
District 3: Corrine Brown
(Dem.)
District 8: Bill McCollum (Rep.)
District 9: Michael Bilirakis
Ben.)
(Rep.)
District 10: Bill Young (Rep.)
District 13: Dan Miller (Rep.)
District 14: Porter Gross
District 15: Dave Weldon (Rep.)
District 16: Mark Foley (Rep.)
District 17: Carrie Meek
District 18: Ileana Ros-Lehtien (Rep.)
District 20: Feter Deutsch (Dem.)
District 22: Clay Shaw (Rep.)
District 23: Alcee Hastings
(Rep.)
District 3: Michael Collins (Rep.)
District 1: no results at deadline
(Rep.)
District 11: John Linder (Rep.）
Hawaii
District 8: Saxby Chambliss
(Rep.)
District 1: Jack Kingson (Rep.)
District 2: Sanford Bishop
District 9: Nathan Deal (Rep.)
District 10: Charles Norwood
District 1: Helen Chenoweth
District 4: Luis Gutierrez (Dorm)
District 2: no results at dead line
IDAHO
(Dem.)
District 6: Henry Hyde (Rep.)
District 5: Rod Blagojevich (Dem.)
District 1: Bobby Rush (Dem.)
District 2: Jesse Jackson, Jr.
(Dem.)
District 10: John Porter (Rep.)
District 11: Clem Balanoff
District 8: Philip Crane (Rep.)
District 9: Sidnev Yates (Dem.)
(Rep.)
District 14: Dennis Hastert
(Dem.)
District 13: Harris Fawell
District 20: Jay Hoffman (Dem.)
(Rep.)
District 15: Thomas Ewing
District 16: Donald Manzullo
(Pen.)
District 15: Thomas Ewing
District 17: Lane Evans (Dem.)
District 18: Ray LaHood (Rep.)
District 17 Lane Evans (Dem.)
District 18 Ray Lahood (Rep.)
District 19 Glenn Poshard
(Dem.)
District 2: David McIntosh (Rep.)
District 8: John Hostettler
(Pen.)
District 9: Lee Hamilton (Dem.)
District 7: Edward Pease
(Ben.)
(Rep.)
District 3: Tim Roemer (Dem).
District 4: Mark Souwer (Rep).
District 5: Steve Rower (Rep).
*District 4: Mark Souwer (Rep.)*
*District 5: Steve Buyer (Rep.)*
District 10: Julia Carson (Dem.)
District 4: Greg Ganske (Rep.)
District 1: Jim Leach (Rep.)
District 2: Jim Nussle (Rep.)
District 3: Leonard Boswell
(Parms)
ILUNOIS
Dick Durbin (Dem.)
IOWA
Tom Harkin (Dem.)
Mouse
District 1: Jerry Moran (Rep.)
District 2: Jim Ryman (Rep.)
District 3: Vince Snowbarger
(Rep.)
Mitch McConnell (Rep.)
(Dem.)
District 4: Todd Tiahrt (Rep.)
District 1: Edward Whitfield (Rep.)
District 6: Scotty Baesler (Derm.)
Mary Landrieu (Dem.)
District 2: Ron Lewis (Rep.)
District 3: Anne Northrup (Rep.)
District 4: Jim Burning (Rep.)
District 5: Harold Rogers
District 1: Edward Whitfield
LOUISIANA
District 6: Scotty Baesler
Susan Collins (Rep.)
District 2: Robert Ehrlich (Rep.)
District 3: Benjamin Cardin (Dem.)
District 4: Albert Wynn (Dem.)
District 5: Steny Hoyer (Dem.)
District 6: Roscoe Bartlett (Ren)
District 7: Elijah Cummings (Dem.)
District 1: Wayne Gilchrest
District 8: Constance Morella (Rep.)
John Kerry (Dem.)
House:
House:
District 2: Peter Hoekstr
District 3: Vernon Ehlers (Ren.)
District 4: Dave Camp (Rep)
District 6: Fred Upton (Rep)
District 11: Joseph Knollen-
bard (Rep)
District 12: Sander Levin Dem.
District 14: John Conyers (Dem.)
Paul Wellstone (Dem.)
MINNESOTA
House:District 3: Jim Ramstad (Rep.)
District 4: Bruce Vento (Dem.)
District 5: Martin Sabo (Dem.)
District 6: William Luther
District 7: Collin Peterson (Dem.)
District 8: James 0berstar (Dem.)
Thad Cochran (Rep.)
House:District 1: Roger
(Rep.)
District 4: Mike Parker (Rep.)
District 2: Bennie Thompson (Dem.)
MISSOURI
District 1: William Clay (Dem.)
District 2: James Talent (Rep.)
District 3: Richard Gephardt
Dern.)
District 4: Ike Skelton (Dem.)
District 5: Karen McCarthy
District 6: Patsy Danner
District 7: Roy Blunt (Rep.)
District 8: Jo Ann Emerson (Ind.)
Max Baucus (Dem.)
MONTANA
NEBRASK
Chuck Hagel (Rep.)
House:District 1 Doug
Bereuter (Rep.)
District 2 Jon Christen
(Nep.)
District 3 William Barrett
Bob Smith (Rep.) House:
Robert Torricelli (Dem.1)
District 1: Robert Andrews (Dow)
District 2: Frank LoBiondo
(Pen)
(Rep.)
District 3; Jim Saxton (Rep.)
District 7: BOB FRanks (Rep.)
District 8: William Pascrell
(Dum)
District 9: Steven Rothman (Form)
District 11: Rodney Frelinghuysen (Rep.)
District 10: Donald Payne
District 6: Frank Pallone (Dem. )
District 1.2: Mike Pappas (Rep.)
Pete Domenici (Rep.)
House:District 1: Steven
Schiff (Rep.)
District 1.3; Robert Menendez (Dem.)
District 2: Rick Lazio (Rep).
District 3: Peter King (Rep.)
District 4: Carolyn McCarthy
District 2: Joe Skeen (Rep.)
District 3: Bill Richardson
(Dem.)
NEWYOR
District 6: Royd Flake (Dem.)
District 7: Thomas Manton
District 1: Michael Forbes (Parm.)
(Dem.)
District 8; Jerrol Nadler (Dem.)
District 5: Gary Ackerman (Dem.)
District 8: Jennifer Nadder (Dem.)
District 9: Charles Schumer
(Dem.)
District 11: Major Owens (Dem.)
District 10: Edolphus Towns Dem.
(Dem.)
District 13: Susan Molinari
District 14: Carolyn Maloney (Derm.)
District 17: Eliot Engel (Dem.)
District 18: Nita Lowey (Dem.)
District 1.2: Nydia Velazquez (Dem.)
District 15: Charles Rangel (Dem.)
District 16: Jose Serrano (Dem.)
District 20: Benjamin Gilman 'Rep.）
(Rep.)
District 21: Michael McNulty
(Dem.)
District 22: Gerald Solomon
(Pen)
District 25: James Walsh (Row )
District 29: John LaFalce (Dem.)
District 27: Bill Paxon (Rep.)
District 28: Louise Slaughter
(Dem.)
OKLAHOMA
(Dem.)
District 30: Jack Quinn (Rep)
District 26: Maurice Hinchey (Dem.)
Jesse Helms (Rep.)
House:
District 30: Jack Quinn (Rep.)
District 31: Amo Houghton
(Rep.)
NORTH CAROLINA
Senate:
Gordon Smith(Rep.)
House:
Senate:
Jack Reed (Dem.)
House:
Tim Johnson (Dem.)
SENIOR:
Fred Thompson (Rep.)
HOUSE:
TEXAS
District 1: Max Sandlain (Dem).
District 1: Sam Johnson (Rep).
District 4: Ralph Hall (Dem).
District 6: Joe Barton (Rep).
District 7: Bill Archer (Rep).
District 10: Doygett
(Dem.)
District 11: Chet Edwards
(Dam)
District 12: Kay Granger (Rep.)
District 13: William Thornberry
District 13: William Thornberry
(Rep.)
District 15: Patton Hines
(Rep.)
District 15: Ruben Hinojosa
(Dem.)
District 16: Silvestre Reyes
(Dom.)
(Dem.)
District 17: Charles Stenholm
(Dem.)
Lee (Dem.)
District 160 Lery, Cambost
District 21: Lamar Smith (Rep.)
District 22: Tom DeLay (Rep.)
District 23: Henry Bonilla
(Rep.)
District 24: Martin Frost (Dem.)
District 28: Frank Tejada
(Dem.)
District 30: Eddie Bernice Johnson (Dem.)
District 26: Dick Armey (Rep.)
District 27: Solomon Ortiz
House:
UTAH
District 1: James Hansen (Rep.)
John Warner (Rep.)
VIRGINIA
District 1: Max Sandi (Dem).
District 3: Sam Johnson (Rep).
District 4: Ralph Hall (Dem).
District 5: Joe Barton (Rep).
District 7: Bill Archer (Rep).
District 10: Ludlow Doggett
District 11: Chet Edwards Dem.
(Rep.)
District 15: Ruben Hinojosa
(People)
District 12: Kay Granger (Rep.)
District 13: William Thornberry
(Pen.)
(Dem.)
District 16: Silvestre Reves
District 16: Silvestre Reyes (Dem.)
(Dem.)
District 17: Charles Stenholm
(Dem.)
District 18: Sheila Jackson-Lee (Dem.)
(Dem.) District 18: Sheila Jackson-
Jee (dem.)
District 19: Larry Combest
(Rep.)
District 20: Henry Gonzalez
District 20. Henry Gonzalez
(Dem.)
(Rep.)
District 22: Tom DeLay (Rep.)
District 23: Hans Delaay
District 22: Tom DeLay (Rep.)
District 23: Henry Bonilla
(Rep.)
District 27; Solomon Orta
(Dem.)
District 28; Frank Teijeda
District 24: Martin Frost (Dem.)
District 28: Frank Tejeda (Dem.)
District 26: Dick Armey (Rep.)
District 27: Solomon Ortiz
District 29. Gene Green
(Dem.)
District 30; Eddie Bernice Johnson (Dem.)
Vermont
WEST VIRGINIA
At-Large: Bernard Sanders (Ind.)
Jay Rockefeller (Dem.)
House:
District 1: Alan Mollohan (Dem.)
District 2: Robert Wise (Dem.)
District 3: Nick Rahall (Dem.)
Wisconsin
District 2: Scott Klug (Rep.)
District 4: Gerald Kleczka
(Dem.)
District 5: Tom Barrett (Dem.)
District 6: Thomas Petri (Rep.)
District 9: James Sensenbrenner (Rep.)
WYOMING
Michael Enzi (Rep.)
At-Large: Barbara Cubin (Rep.)
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