Page 8 University Daily Kansan. September 22. 1983 Miami Beach mayor seeks to bar Cuban refugee influx By United Press International MIAMI BEACH, Fla. — Fearing a flood of cuban refugees into Miami Beach if they are freed next month from an Atlanta federal prison, the Miami Department "remove the welcome mat and erect roadblocks to keep them out." Ciment said Tuesday that he wanted police to set up 24-hour roadblocks at every entrance to Miami Beach and have officers question passengers in each car that seeks entry. Appalled Hispanic and civil-rights leaders called the proposal unconstitutional and vowed to fight Clement if he tried to implement it. The controversy is over, 1,070 Martiel refugees now in an Atlanta federal prison. U.S. District judge Robert Hodgson gave a hearing on their release Oct. 26. Ciment said he thought that the court would free all the refugees at the same time. He fears that most of them will head to Miami Beach. THE ROADBLOCKS, he said, would repeat an incident in 1980, when 125,000 Mariel refugees came to Florida in a months-long sealsit. Ciment said the refugees — 8,000 of whom moved to Miami Beach — tarnished the area's image and spooked a crime wave. "I will do anything necessary to prevent this from happening again." Ciment said. "I am removing the welcome mat in front of our But Shoob said he did not understand Ciment's fears because the mayor had already been told there would be no mass release. "No way. No way. Maybe one or two a month." Shoob said. "... Only those determined by a judge not to be dangerous will be released. I explained this to Ciment. I don't understand why he's saying this. It is not true." Hispanic leaders blasted Ciment. "THIS IS THE most appalling and irresponsible statement I've heard by a public official in a long time," said Manny Diaz, vice chairman of the Spanish-American League Against Discrimination. "The idea of roadblocks is ludicrous and unconstitutional. The mayor is trying to secede from the country, himself dictator of a new country," he said. MARIETTA, Ga. — Kathryn McDonald, widow of Rep. Larry McDonald, yesterday officially announced that she would run in the special election campaign to succeed him. Her husband was one of the 269 passengers killed when Korean Air Lines flight 007 was shot down by a Soviet fighter over the Sea of Japan. Widow aims to 'fight McDonald's wife enters race By United Press International MARIETTA, Ga. — Kathryn McDonald, the wife of Rep. Larry McDonald, who died in the downing of a Korean airliner, announced yesterday that he will seek to continue her husband's anti-corruption made by running for his seat in Congress. "Larry's fight for America and his excellent service to the people of the 7th District must continue," the 34-year-old McDonald told cheerring supporters at a news conference. "I am not qualified to carry on his work." She said that if elected her first act would be to introduce a resolution to "stop aid and trade" with communist nations in retaliation for the Soviet's shooting down Sept. 1 of KAL flight 007 with 269 people aboard over the Sea of Japan. McDonald promptly began her campaign for the Oct. 18 special election with appearances in Marietta, Fort Worth and Georgia congressional northwest. Supporters, many of them wearing the gold leaf lapel pin of the conservative John Birch Society that Mr. McCormick waved "McDonald for Congress" sighs. Almost all of the 100 supporters at her campaign kickoff also were black bordered buttons bearing the congressman's picture, with the slogan "Remember Flight 007 and Larry McDonald." McDonald's composure broke only once during her announcement. FALL PERM SPECIAL Cellperms, Redken, LaMaur, and Zotos perms. -Regularly $40.00 NOW $30.00. Offer good Sept. 21 thru Sept. 30 with Peggy or Casey. For an appointment call: Joda & Friends -841-0337- 745 New Hampshire M-F 9:00-8:00 S 9:00-5:00 Cool Breeze SALE Long, Sleeve Blouses Values to 3800 Now 60% OFF REG. RETAIL Styles from Personell, Joyce, Organically Grown Devon in Cotton Poly Blends for comfort. DRESSES from Leslie Fay, Act I, and Vicky Vaughn Values to 10000 60% OFF
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