NATION AND WORLD
University Daily Kansan, April 13, 1984
Prosecutor to get Meese files
By United Press International
WASHINGTON — A House subcommittee that has spent 10 months investigating the 1880 Reagan campaign yesterday voted unanimously to turn over to a special prosecutor menials it had gathered on Edwin Meese.
Special prosecutor Jacob Stein, who was appointed April 2 to investigate a series of allegations against the attorney general-designate, requested the documents Wednesday from Rep. Donald Albosta, D-Michigan, for reviewing how he Reagan campaign obtained Carter White House papers.
It was disclosed recently that investigators for the Post Office and Civil Service subcommittee plucked from Reagan's campaign files a series of memos indicating that Meese, while he was a top Reagan campaign official, was regularly given data obtained from the Carter White House.
IN A LETTER to Albosta, Stein
requested "all documents which relate in avw way to Mr. Meese."
Albosta indicated that the panel also has memos showing Meese was given "classified information" obtained by Rep. George Harsen, R-Idaon, on a trip to Tehran during the Iranian hostage crisis.
Most of the internal Reagan memos concerning Meese were turned over to the Senate Judiciary Committee, which made them public after stalling Meese's nomination because of questions about his finances. An aide to Judiciary Commissioner Paul S.C. said yesterday that the panel has already turned its Meese files over to the Justice Department, which will give them to Stein.
Republicans in the subcommittee requested an emergency meeting yesterday to vote on releasing the documents to Stein. They had earlier protested their release to the Judiciary panel.
THE SENATE COMMITTEE, however, already has made public an "eyes only" memo from the U.S. charge
d'affaires in Tehran, which was obtained by Hansen.
The Reagan campaign was concerned that Carter would gain a last-minute reelection boost by winning freedom for the 52 American hostages.
The subcommittee voted to seek a ruling from the House parliamentarian before sending Stein the material obtained and because it involved the number of the House.
a Heimem once recently was convicted of charges he failed to report on his ethics committee disclosure statement the personal loans he received from silver magnate Nelson Bunker Hunt and a convicted swindler.
Albstona told reporters the Judiciary Committee already had made public the "primary stuff" the subcommittee gathered pertaining to Meese, but that Stein could be provided other documents "more political in nature."
He recently threatened to issue a subpoena for testimony from eight former Reagan and campaign officials who have failed to sign sworn affidavits.
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Yesterday's decision means she will be allowed to continue toward graduation. If she completes all of her requirements, she will receive her diploma and a commission as a Navy ensign May 23.
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"I'm very happy pleased and grateful," she said. "I thought I would probably be kicked out. I was nervous." "You're right, and I had my doubts I would win."
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Sports, Reading and Movie Entertainment for the winner of the 1984 Homecoming Theme Contest
Name KU's 1984 Homecoming and win
• One All-Sports student ticket
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- One $50 gift certificate from the Kansas Union Bookstores
- Ten SUA film passes for 1984-85 school year (A $15 value)
Naval Academy lets woman skip high-dive requirement
- One All Sports student ticket for the 1984-85 season (A $45 value)
Pick up Contest Rules and Information Organizations and Activities Center 403 Kansas Union
THE JUMP TESTS are designed to simulate abandoning ship. Under regulations in effect until recently, freshmen had to jump from a 3-meter board, sophomores from a 4-member board, juniors from a 5-member board and seniors from a 10-meter board into a 12-foot-deep swimming pool.
Entry Deadline: 5:00 p.m. Friday, April 20, 1984
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DAVIS WAS dismissed from the academy Tuesday, less than two months before graduation, after she passed the series of required lumen tests.
She said a phobia, or strong fear, prevented her from making the
Naismith Hall & KLZR 106 present:
CAR RALLY 1984
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NANAPOLIS, Md. — U.S. Naval Academy officials yesterday granted a medical waiver to a female midshipman who faced dismissal from the academy for not complaining about being in a 33-foot tower into a pool of water.
The waiver, based on a diagnosed phobia, was announced by Naval Academy Superintendent Adm. Charles Larson, who conferred with a senior medical adviser on the pending dismissal of midshipman Jacqueline Davis, 22, of Chicago.
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What is the Car Rally?
Saturday, April 14th 9 am-Drivers Meeting Noon-Starting Time
B. A Saturday afternoon drive through a maze cleverly disguised as the streets of Lawrence, Ks.
Ten meters is just less than 33 feet.
C. An easy way to make $200.
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2. Your car (with working odometer)
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5. Ingenuity, Imagination, Intelligence
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7. $10 entry fee
8. Misc. CAR RALLY material (pick up at Naismith)
9. No Experience
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"All you need to do is get from clue spot to clue spot using the shortest route and answering all the questions you can. Of course a little luck and a good map of Lawrence can't hurt."
Brian Burch '83 Car Rally Winner
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PRIZES
1st 40 entrants receive special Car Rally Racing Cap
Bring this entry form with $10 to Naismith Hall
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CAR RALLY 1984 April 14th
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18th and Naismith
843-8559
by April 13th, 5 pm
Any questions call
Brad Tennant
Race Director
843-8559 or 841-7071
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University Dance Company Spring Concert april13 at 8p.m. april14 at 8p.m.
$2.50 general admission $1.50 k.u. students featuring new dance to new music "danses electroniques a la jazz" premiere of works to be shown in italy and switzerland prepared piano sonatas by john cage 240 robinson dance performing lab university of kansas this activity supported by student senate funds
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