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Ancient Harbors
The mouth of the wicked
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Alfredo
HAIFA — At a recent
meeting of the Anglo-Israel
Archeological Society and
the Friends of the National
Maritime Museum of Israel,
:British archeologist Dr.
Nicholas Fleming an-
nounced that he has dis-
covered the remains of an-
cient harbors along the Is-
raeli shoreline.
The harbors, which date
from the Iron Age, are lo-
cated near Achzib, near the
Lebanese border; Neve Yam
and Ashkelon.
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used to be.
Reason for the large
crowds already is concept
owner Sam Zawideh saw in
San Diego that had grown
into five places . . . It hinges
on volume to offer big bar-
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Cowboy-size steaks,
home-made baked beans,
salad and bread . . . like 11/2
lb. porterhouse, $6.95 . . . or
between 13 and 15 oz.
t-bone, $5.95 . . . The steaks
are cooked with hickory
charcoal in the middle of the
restaurant on an open
hearth.
The hours of Old West are
restricted as in California
. . Monday thru Thursday
plus Sunday, 5 p.m. to 10
p.m. and Friday and Satur-
day til 11 p.m.
THE LOVE OF A
mother . . . Dr. Robert Shore
and wife Dee in San Diego
bought a jar of gefilte fish
and sent an immediate des-
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for some of the fish they
miss . . . Sandy told hubby
Henry, "Our son and
daughter-in-law need me"
. . . but she didn't have to go
there . . . Sandy called the
airlines as to how it could be
WASHINGTON (JTA) —
President Carter has ex-
pressed hope that the Pales-
tinians will "escape" from
the terror against them and
negotiate for peace in the
Middle, East.
At the same time, the
President reaffirmed that
he will not negotiate with
the Palestine Liberation
Organization unless they
meet the requirement he
has previously described,
the acceptance of Security
Council Resolution 242.
"As long as the PLO's
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gefilte fish in about eight
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them in dry ice and sent the
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THE LOVING CUP is at
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It was formerly The Voy-
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Ziggy is from the "old
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David Ganus, original
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Carter Reaffirms His Stand:
U.S. Nixes Talks With PLO
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constitution and commit-
merit is dedicated to the de-
struction of Israel, we will
not negotiate with them."
Saying that "we are eager"
for "the Palestinian people
themselves to effectuate the
agreements" reached at
Camp David in September
and encompassed in the
Egyptian-Israeli peace
treaty, the President added:
"My hope is that in a
couple of months, when
El Arish is returned to
Egypt and the borders
between Israel and Egypt
are open, that the free
travel of Palestinians and
Egyptians, for instance,
back and forth between
their homes, will alleviate
the tension and let the
Palestinians escape from
the unwarranted con-
straint of the threat of
terrorism against them if
they negotiate to get, to
use Mr. (Menahem) Be-
gin's expression, full au-
tonomy."
Carter also stated: "I
think (President Anwar)
Sadat has done more for the
Palestinians and their
cause than any other Arab
leader. Now they are fearful
of the carrying out of
threats of death by some of
the more radical Arab ele-
ments in the Mideast. So we
are eager to see the Palesti-
nian people participate to
have full autonomy.'
Litigation Happy
JERUSALEM (ZINS) —
Dr. Shimon Shitrit of He-
brew University says there
is one lawyer in Israel for
every 600 inhabitants. In
1970, 75 of every 1,000 Is-
raelis started a lawsuit.
Mayor Rebuffs
Feinstein Protest
JERUSALEM — Mayor
Teddy Kollek has rebuffed a
protest by Moshe Feinstein,
president of the Union of
Orthodox Rabbis of
America and Canada, on
the proposed plans for the
building of a sports stadium
in Jerusalem.
"I was not elected to im-
plement the laws of the
Halakha, but the laws of the
city," Kollek said, adding
"The city wants a stadium."
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