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Page 10/The Battalion/Friday, November 15,1985
Israeli’s Sharon
reportedly makes
amends with Peres
Associated Press
TEL AVIV, Israel — Ariel Sha
ron gave Prime Minister Shimon
Peres an apology Thursday for crit
icizing his policies, thus ending a cri
sis that nearly brought down the co-
alition government, Cabinet
ministers reported-
Peres said Wednesday he in
tended to fire the outspoken Sha
ron, who is trade and industry min
ister. Sharon had accused him of
conducting secret peace negotiations
with Jordan and Palestine and fol
lowing policies that would "cost a
- great deal of blood.”
“The affair is over since Sharon
addressed all the points raised by the
prime minister,” Education Minister
Yitzhak Navon of Peres’ Labor Party
said on Israel television. “As far as
we’re concerned, there is regret or
an admission that he either had not
meant it or retracted the position he
took.”
Navon added, however, that if
Sharon attacked Peres in the future,
“there’ll be a dismissal notice, and
that’s that.”
Peres walked past reporters after
hours of consultations, out declined
comment.
In a compromise reached after an
angry speech from Peres earlier
Thursday night, Sharon sent Peres a .
brief letter that was distributed to re
porters. It did not contain the full
retraction Peres had demanded.
Sharon described the letter as a
list of “clarifications” of six remarks
with which Peres had taken issue.
Sharon denied making one of them,
said he already had apologized for
two on Wednesday, and claimed a
fourth was misunderstood.
On the other two points, Sharon
said he accepted Peres’ explanations
and the decision of the majority of
ministers. Sharon also said he would
try to persuade the Cabinet to op
pose Peres’ willingness to negotiate
E eace with Jordan while Palestine
iberation Organization bases re
mained in Amman, the Jordanian
capital. *
Sharon did not appear on tele
vision but issued a statement saying,
' “I hope the affair is over. I think my
clarifications will improve the atmo
sphere in the government.”
Earlier Thursday, Peres threat
ened to dismantle his coalition with
the conservative Likud bloc if Sha
ron did not retract what he called
lies. He mentioned six specific alle
gations made by the former war
hero and defense minister, who is a
Likud member.
Sharon and most Likud members
oppose any territorial concessions to
Jordan in the occupied West Bank.
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Rajneesh must leave
country in five days
Associated Press
PORTLAND, Ore. — Indian
guru Bhagwan Shree Rajneesh
pleaded guilty Thursday to arrang
ing sham marriages to help his for
eign disciples remain in the United
States illegally.
Rajneesh agreed to leave the
country immediately.
“I never want to return again,” he
told U.S. District Judge Edward
Leavy.
Rajneesh was given a suspended
10-year prison sentence and fined
$500,000 on two federal immigra
tion violations.
Leavy said Rajneesh has five days
to leave the United States.
The Oregonian, in a copyright
story in its early Friday editions, said
Rajneesh planned to return to his
native India.
Rajneesh, 53, pleaded guilty to
one count of conspiracy to arrange
sham marriages of his disciples and
one count of lying to the U.S. Immi
gration and Naturalization Service.
He also agreed to drop certain
lawsuits his sect has filed against the
government. The fine includes
$ 140,000 in prosecution costs.
Rajneesh had pleaded innocent to
35 felony counts against him in an
Oct. 23 grand jury indictment charg
ing that he lied to immigration offi
cials and conspired to arrange the
fake marriages for foreign disciples.
Turner said the guru would order
the dismissal of four civil lawsuits
filed by his sect, two against the Im
migration and Naturalization Serv
ice, one against the State Depart
ment and one against U.S. Attorney
General Edwin M. Meese and other
government officials.
FCC approves transfer
of broadcast licenses
Battalion Classified 845-2611
WASHINGTON — The Federal
Communications Commission on
Thursday approved the largest
broadcast transfers ever, giving Cap
ital Cities Communications permis
sion to merge with ABC and allow
ing publisher Rupert Murdoch to
buy six Metromedia television sta
tions.
In all, the FCC approved the
transfer of 32 big-city broadcast li
censes. About a thira of U.S. resi
dents are served by one or more of
the stations involved in the transfers.
In approving the deals on sepa
rate 4-0 votes, the FCC gave Mur
doch two years to sell his New York
and Chicago newspapers, and Capi
tal Cities a waiver to operate overlap
ping TV stations based in New York
and Philadelphia.
In seeking permission to take over
chains of stations, neither Murdoch
nor Capital Cities gave many details
of programming changes they might
maxe at the radio and TV stations
involved in the separate deals.
Capital Cities was given approval
for its $3.5 billion merger witn ABC,
taking over that company’s radio
and TV networks, many of the sta
tions it owns, along with magazines,
video and film production and dis
tribution facilities. '
Jewish Book Fair
Hillel Foundation
Nov. 15-Nov. 26,1985
Selections include
Bible, History, Judaocia
• Call 696-7313
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Monday & Tuesday
$10 not to exceed $15
TAMU Snow Ski Club
“Ski Swap”
Saturday, November 16
10:00 a.m. — 4:00 p.m.
Next to the ski cage in
G. Rollie White
Bring equipment to sell. There will
be deals on Head Skis, Great
Raichle Boots and Tyrolia Bindings.
MEAT SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY CENTER
DEPARTMENT OF ANIMAL SCIENCE
BEAT THE HOGS!
EAT MORE PORK!
PORK SPECIALS
CURED AND SMOKED WHOLE HAMS (bone-in, 16-20 lbs)
PORK LOIN CHOPS (bone-in, 1 inch thick, 4 per pkg.)
PORK SAUSAGE (frozen, 1 lb. chubs)
40 lb box
40 lb. box
$1.98 per lb.
$1.99 per lb.
$1.80 per lb.
$1.19 per lb.
$ .99 per lb.
BEAT t.u.!
BEVO SPECIALS
BEEF SIDES (cut, wrapped, and frozen
Average weight 300-400 lbs.
Sold on hanging weight basis.
BEEF HINDQUARTERS (cut, wrapped, and frozen)
Average weight 125-200 lbs.
Sold on hanging weight basis.
BEEF ROASTS
PRICE PER POUND
REGULAR SALE 30-40 lb BOX
CHUCK ROASTS (bone-in, 3-6 lbs.)
$1.39
$.99
$.79
ARM ROASTS (bone-in, 3-6 lbs.)
$1.89
$1.19
$.99
SIRLOIN TIP ROASTS (boneless, 3-6 lbs.)
$2.69
$1.69
$1.29
RUMP ROASTS (boneless, 3-6 lbs.)
$2.69
$1.69
$1.29
BRISKETS (trimmed, boneless, 5-8 lbs.)
$1.89
$1.49
$1.29
TENDERLOIN ROASTS (boneless, 3-6 lbs.)
$5.00
$3.99
$3.69
BEEF STEAKS
ROUND STEAKS (1/pkg, 1/2 in. thick)
$2.29
$1.29
$1.09
RIB STEAKS (2/pkg, 1 in. thick)
$2.79
$2.29
$1.99
SIRLOIN STEAKS (1/pkg, 1 in. thick boneless)
$3.29
$2.49
$2.19
T-BONE STEAKS (2/pkg, 1 in. thick)
$3.69
$2.69
$2.39
Other Beef, Lamb, Pork, Sausage, and Dairy Products are available. Prices effective
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