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Student biker injured in
State St. auto accident
By TIMOTHY YAGLE
A Univesity junior was treated for
minor injuries and released yesterday
after her bicycle was struck by a car on
S. State street in front of the LSA
building, Ann Arbor Police reported.
According to police, Eleanor Israel,
20, a Natural Resources student from
Bethesda, Md. was traversing State
street at a crosswalk just before 2 p.m.
when her bicycle was struck in the rear
by a small southbound vehicle. Police
said no arrests were made. Witnesses
said the car did not appear to be
speeding.
Israel was taken to University
Hospital suffering from a superficial
cut over her right eye, according to a
hospital spokesman.
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THE REV. JESSE JACKSON, on a Mideast trip, spoke to a crowd of ;
Palestinians yesterday with a plea to end terrorism.
Jackson urges PLO
to cease terrorism
NABLUS, Occupied West Bank (AP). Allenby Bridge into Jordan, Jackson
- The Rev. Jesse Jackson stirred hun- told a news conference he would appeal
dreds of Palestinians to a screaming to PLO chief Yasser Arafat "to
pitch yesterday with black pride chan- reassess and adjust to the present
ts, then crossed the Jordan River into reality" of what he called the PLO's
the Arab world with a plea to the rising political power.
Palestine Liberation Organization Jackson, after meeting Jordanian of-
(PLO) to cease terrorist actions. ficials, will see Arafat in the Lebanese
Jackson ended his two-day trip to capital of Beirut and then meet with
Israel, where he was snubbed by of- President Hafez Assad in Syria and
ficials who considered him pro-PLO, President Anwar Sadat in Egypt.
with a triumphant visit to the Israeli- ONCE IN Jordan, Jackson again
occupied city of Nablus. Arabs hoisted spoke of the Palestinian quest for a self-
him onto their shoulders, shouting determination, saying he "had a bad
"Jackson, Arafat ! " feeling to see the Palestinian people
Jackson, who-heads the Chicago-based driven out from their homeland, and I
PUSH organization - People United to am sure the Palestinian people have the
Save Humanity - easily worked the right to live and have a homeland and
crowd into a fever with an old civil independent state, as Israel has the
rights chant: "I am somebody. Respect right for security guarantees."
me. Protect me. Never neglect me. I Reiterating his statements while in
am somebody." Israel, Jackson called on the U.S.
THE BLACK activist told the crowd government to deal justly with both the
dMintn the Nabhs tnwn hall it Israelis and Palestinians.
should take the black struggle for civil
rights in America as a model in efforts
to set up a Palestinian homeland.
"We became disciplined and deter-
mined nothing could stop us from
achieving what was ours; our human
rights and our place in the sun and self-
determination," he said.
"You are very close to your goal of
self-determination and a homeland,"
he said. "Do not allow acts of terrorism
to divert you from a homeland or from
peace and justice."
JACKSON repeated a message he
stressed to the Israelis: "Somebody
must have the strengths to break the
cycle of terror and pain.'
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Jackson showed signs of annoyance
when armed Israeli soldiers strung
barbed wire to close the bridge as soon
as he and his 15-member delegation
stepped on the midway mark.
"I had an evil feeling when I
crossed," he said. "I have seen so many
military apparatus on the bridge."
Daily Official Bulletin
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER27,1979
Daily Calendar:
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Physics/Astronomy: D. Toussaint, U-California,
Santa Barbara, "A strong Coupling Expansion in
The Large N Limit," 2038 Randall Lab:, 4 p.m.
Guild House: Poetry reading, Bob Fuschini,
Deborah Dudley, John Douglass, 802,Monroe, 7:30
p.m.
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