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Wednesday, July 12, 1978
University Daily Kansan
Capsules From the Associated Press, United Press International
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Restaurant loses discrimination suit
TOPEKA- The Kansas Commission on Civil Rights, on behalf of Ivy Benjamin, has ordered Siroin Inc., a local restaurant company, to pay a woman $1,140 in lost wages, "pain and humiliation," plus punitive damages for allegedly denying her employment because of her national origin.
Prisoners escape from work detail
Convicts kill 2 in shootout, get away
MONTREAL—A prison guard and a convicted死 in a shootout with four prisoners who took a prison official hostage for a short time yesterday as they made their break from St. Vincent de Paul Penitentiary in nearby Laval, the officials said three other prisoners were wounded. The prisoners armed themselves when they were in the visitor's area of the 100-year-old prison just before their escape.
Convicts LANSING—Two men fled a work detail at the Kansas State Prison yesterday afternoon, and about 26 officers joined by search dogs covered a woodshruff area between Lansing and the Missouri River. The men were to be chopping wood in their workplace and of party 23 men outside the prison when they fled. Prison wards were identified the escapers as Ronnie Kaub, 23, from Newton, serving 36 to 190 years for burglary, theft, robbery and making terrorist threats and Charles Hilliker, 38, from Emporia, serving 14 to 56 years for burglary, theft and arson.
Olympic boxer's trial scheduled
ST. LOUIS—Olympic boxer Michael Spinks is scheduled to appear in court Sept. 38 on charges of assaulting an airport policeman and possession of money. But Spinks' lawyer says he thinks the case will be resolved before it trial. Spinks, who is the younger brother of heavyweight champion Leon Spinks, is free on $2,000 bond on the charges resulting from a scuffle at Lambert Field June 9.
FBI accused of concealing murder
BHIMINGAM, Ala.-Florent FBI informer Gary Thomas Rowe Jr. reportedly has said that he shot a black man to death during the early 1980s and that the FBI hushed the matter up. The New York Times reported yesterday that investigative documents had been leaked in a statement kept quiet about the case, the instruction of an FBI agent. The Times said it accused the FBI of purging its files about his undercover work to protect its reputation. Rowe now lives under an assumed identity.
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Officials advise shuffling missiles
This concept has been called a shell game because the Soviets would have to guess where the missiles were hidden to be able to destroy them in a surprise first strike.
WASHINGTON (AP) - Senior Pentagon officials say the United States could temporarily hide many of its long-range missiles by shuffling them from sile to slo in a "shell game" that would keep the nation from knowing exactly where to aim an attack.
The temporary measure might cost about $10 billion, officials say. This would be about
The shell game would be a temporary measure designed to protect land-based Minuteman III missiles during the early 1980s and until the United States can develop a bigger and more powerful missile in the 1986-1987 period.
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Sources said the concept of shuffling the Minutean III missiles from silo to silo would not upset strategic nuclear stability between the United States and the Soviet Union and, instead, would help discourage any Soviet surprise attack.
Sources said defense officials were in favor of moving the current 556 Minuteman III missiles, each armed with three nuclear warheads, from their current fixed position in launch pad 13 to a mobile platform that shuttle the weapons among clusters of holes, possibly 10 holes a missile.
The United States might dig as many as 5,000 additional concrete lined shelves, and space them perhaps a mile or two apart in wide areas of North Dakota, Wyoming and Montana, where Minuteman III launch bases are now located.
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Authorities pressed their charges in the two trials amid a growing storm of international protest, closing the doors of the Shicharanky proceedings for security reasons. The warden's witness, when she shouted at a prosecution witness, "God will be your judge."
MOSCOW (AP)—Dissident Anatoly Scharanky was charged yesterday by a Moscow court with passing state secrets to an American reporter.
A Soviet court 100 miles away accused the wife of another Jewish dissident, Alexander Ginzburg, of threatening the life of a witness.
Court accuses dissident of spying
Sharankram, 30, faces the death penalty on an espionage charge that involves an accusation that he passed scientific and military secrets to American officials. The Times of the Los Angeles Times was a spy. Toth has denied the allegation.
GNZBURG, 41, is charged with anti-Soviet agitation and propaganda for distributing books by exiled author Alexander Solizhenitsyn. He could receive as much as five years in prison, five years at hard labor and five years in Siberian exile.
THE TRIALS proceeded despite earlier requests by Washington to call them off.
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