100%

Scanned image of the page. Keyboard directions: use + to zoom in, - to zoom out, arrow keys to pan inside the viewer.

Page Options

Share

Something wrong?

Something wrong with this page? Report problem.

Rights / Permissions

The University of Michigan Library provides access to these materials for educational and research purposes. These materials may be under copyright. If you decide to use any of these materials, you are responsible for making your own legal assessment and securing any necessary permission. If you have questions about the collection, please contact the Bentley Historical Library at bentley.ref@umich.edu

January 26, 1979 - Image 11

Resource type:
Text
Publication:
The Detroit Jewish News, 1979-01-26

Disclaimer: Computer generated plain text may have errors. Read more about this.

II1L ULlh1/11

Jordan Interested
In Inland Canal
Plan With Israel

JERUSALEM (JTA) —
The Jordanian government
expressed interest in an Is-
raeli plan to connect the
Mediterranean with the
Dead Sea by an inland
canal, Yediot Aharonot re-
ported Wednesday.
The plan calls for the dig-
ging of a canal from Haifa,
through the valley of Jez-
rell, the town of Beisan all
the way down to the Dead
Sea.
Details on the Jordanian
reaction to the plan were
presented Tuesday, accord-
ing to the paper, before a
' Knesset committee by
Shlomo Gur, director of the
team which plans the proj-
ect. The committee is a joint
body to the Knesset Secu-
rity and Foreign Affairs
Committee, the Finance
Committee and the Eco-
nomic Committee.
According to the plan,
the part of the canal be-
tween Haifa and Beisan
will allow for navigation.
Here it will link up with
the Jordan River, all the
way down to the Dead
Sea. By taking advantage
of the differences of
heights between the
Mediterranean and the
Dead Sea, a number of
power stations which can
be built along the Jordan
River will allow for
cheaper electricity.
The plan also calls for a
harbor to be built in Beisan,
which could serve Jordan as
well. Under the present
situation Jordan has only
one water outlet — the Port
of Aqaba on the Red Sea.
The Beisan port would give
the Jordanians access to the
Mediterranean.

AJC Fighting
Mass. Vets Law

NEW YORK — The
American Jewish Commit-
tee has joined with a
number of women's organ-
izaticins in urging the U.S.
Supreme Court to overturn
a Massachusetts law that
now gives veterans virtu-
ally • an absolute preference
in civil service employment
over all other applicants.
In a friend-of-the-court
brief, the groups charged
that the Massachusetts sta-
tute discriminated against-
women since veterans are
overwhelmingly male.
Further, they insisted, the
law, by providing this pref-
erence for veterans, as well
as failing to limit the
number of occasions and
( time lapse since discharge
from the armed forces in
which such preference may
be used, set up "a virtually
insurmountable barrier to
equal opportunity for
women."
A lower Federal district
court has already held the
state law unconstitutional.
This decision has been ap-
pealed to the Supreme
Court, which will hear
argument on the case in its
current term.

There was never a time
when the land of Israel was
devoid of Jews.

-

I I

ma J, railuat

414

Iwo

elk' is on the ritz
to Florida
at Super Saver fares.



......... , •

We're serving champagne on all
nonstops from Detroit to Florida.
On the house, of course. Even in
Tourist. Even at Super Saver Fares.

You can choose from 8 Delta nonstops
daily from Detroit to Miami, Ft.Lau-

derdale, Tampa/St.Pete and Orlando/
Walt Disney World. And Delta has one-
stop thru-jets to West Palm Beach.-

Thrifty Delta Dream
Vacations® . For exam-

ple, our 8 day, 7
night Sunny Isles ,
package at the top tel
of Miami Beach.
Just $180 to $281.50
per person, double
occupancy, plus air
fare. Includes an
Alamo rental car
and many extras.
Rates depend on
hotel and dates selected. Add
applicable taxes. Eff. to Apr.21.

The entree is Filet Mignon,
Chicken Hawaiian or another

deluxe dish on lunch and dinner
flights.

ITDL-GOGSS3/7 ITDL-TCTS13/7

The American. Express Card.
Don't leave home without it."

A crisp, fresh salad,

You can even extend. payments
with the American Express Card
"Sign & Fly 8 " and "Sign and
Travel ® " plans. If you don't have
a card, pick up an application
wherever the card is welcomed.
Or call (toll free) 800-528-8000.

baked potato, fresh vegetable -
and crusty roll go with your
entree.

Tempting pastries

Let your Travel Agent handle
all the details. Or you can make

and gourmet-blend coffee top
off your meal. (On Night
Coach nonstops, enjoy
a late deli snack with
champagne.)

To Miami Fly Delta nonstop at

10:00am or 10:00pm. Super Saver
Night Coach Fares as low as $144
round trip.
To Ft.Lauderdale Nonstops at
8:55am and 10:30pm. Plus a one-stop
thru-jet at 6:26pm. The morning
nonstop is a Wide-Ride' L-1011 TriStar.
Super Saver Night Coach Fares- as
low as $144 round trip.

your flight reservations by calling
Delta at 355-3200. Have a great
vacation.&C)ELTA
The airline run by orofessionals

To Tampa/St.Pete Our 10:25am and

10:00pm nonstops are Wide-Ride
TriStars. Also a nonstop at 6:26pm.
Super Saver Night Coach Fares as
low as $130 round trip.
To Orlando/Walt Disney World Fly
nonstop at 12:20pm. Or take a one-
stop TriStar at 5:30pm or 9:55pm.
Super Saver Night Coach Fares as
low as $127 round trip.

To West Palm Beach Thru jets at

-

7:30am, 10:25am (TriStar), 3:30pm
and 10:00pm. Super Saver Night
Coach Fares as low as $139 round
trip.

Super Saver Fares have 7-day or 30-day
advance purchase and other qualifications.
Seats are limited. Check for details. All fares,
service and tour rates subject to change
without notice. Vacation accommodations
subject to availability.

Delta is ready whenyou are

I I

Back to Top

© 2024 Regents of the University of Michigan