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Monday, April 18, 1977
University Daily Kansan
News Digest
From our wire services
Rabin to leave Jerusalem
JERUSALEM - Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin, topped from power by a family financial secant, announced yesterday he was taking an extended leave of absence. Earlier in the day his wife was fined $28,825 for illegally maintaining U.S. bank accounts.
Rabin, who announced April 4 he was withdrawing as a candidate for re-election, would step down Friday and turn the Israeli government over to Defense Minister Shimon Pinon, his successor as leader of the ruling labor party.
Immigrant policies revised
HOUSTON-Emphasizing human rights at home, the Carter administration is shaping new immigration policies that would include amnesty for hundreds of thousands, perhaps millions, of foreigners (most of them Mexicans) who are illegally living in the United States.
The amnesty plan is expected to be one of the more controversial parts of a package of immigration proposals that differ sharply from the policies of previous administrations. Officials involved in drafting the package said last week it would stress humane treatment of the illegal, or undocumented, workers, a crackdown on employers who exploit them and efforts to insure that those suspected of entering the country illegally were afforded their full legal rights.
Concorde landing protested
NEW YORK-Hundreds of demonstrators opposed to the Concorde supersonic airliner landing in New York staged a noisy "drive-in" protest at Kennedy Airport yesterday, but failed in their pledge to cripple airport operations. Police estimated 600 cars participated in the protest in dozens of a court order, than 4,000 autos that had been probed around roads around the airport. The din from the horn blasting caused by the driver for several miles. Police had promised he would be camera whistler to Nock traffic by the airliner broken down. There were no arrests and no reports of any motorists being ticketed or towed away during the 2% hour demonstration.
Screw publisher retrieved
KANAS SITY, Kan—Screw magazine publisher Al Goldstein will go on trial today for the second time on charges of mailing obscene publications in Kansas in 1974. Goldstein, his former partner James Buckley and their company, Milky Way Presses, were convicted in Wikestate last June of 12 felony counts of conspiracy and using the mails to send Screw and Smut magazines into the state. They are being tried on the same charges this week but with one important difference—the move of the trial's location, which had been sought by the defense since a Wikestate federal grand jury indicted them in December 1974. The lawyer who moved to New York, where Goldstein lived and where Screw was published and most of its circulation, Kansas City or Topeka was their second choice.
Casa de Taco
1105 Massachusetts
1105 Massachusetts
All the Tostados you can eat for $2.00
Opened 6-8 p.m. daily
Expires May 30, 1977
Shenanigan's
sponsored by
A $ \Phi $ A ; $ \Delta\Sigma\Theta $ ; A $ \Phi\Omega $
When: Tuesday, April 19, 1977
Time: 7:30—12:00 P.M.
Price $1.00
Proceeds go to American Heart Assoc.
Partially funded by Student Activities.
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SONY
PS-1100 SEMI-AUTOMATIC STEREO TURNABLE SYSTEM
Complete Turntable
- Base
·Dustcover
·Cartridge
843-7333
2500 West Sixth
DUPLICATE BRIDGE TOURNAMENT sponsored by KU BRIDGE CLUB
Open 'til 9:00 Thursday & Friday
Admission $1.00
- Automatic arm return and shut-off
- Speed selection for 33% and 45pm records
- Statically balanced tonearm
- Arm lifting mechanism with viscous damped cueing
- Counterweight anti-skating compensation
- Magnetic cartridge with diamond stylus included
- 45pm adaptor included
- Wooden base with walnut grain vinyl exterior, and removable, smoked olastic dust cover
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724 MASSACHUSETTS
841-2672
STEREO SYSTEMS FROM 300.00 TO 11,000.00!
Registration at SUA office or 9:00 a.m. Saturday at tourney site
Heart of America Frisbee Tournament
...
Entry Fee: 1.00
Saturday, April 23 O-Zone Field
Sponsored by SUA, Miller Brewing Co., Rec. Services.
Competition will begin at 10 a.m. Trophies awarded in all events. Everyone Welcome!
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