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Show 1982 The Salt Late Tribune, Friday, August 20, 1982 1 5 Racist Attacks on Frances Jews, Arabs Growing Racist attacks against PARIS (UPI) both Frances Jews and Arabs mounted Thursday despite President Francois Mitterrands crash program to stamp out terrorism. The direct action anarchist and Maoist group claimed responsibility for an early morning bombing of the right-win- g weekly Minute, calling it a fascist and racist sheet for supporting Israels war against Palestinian guerrillas in Lebanon. The bombing came less than a day after of telephone directories stacked up outside a Mitterrands Cabinet, assailed by a fast rise terrorist violence involving chiefly Arabs and Jews, outlawed direct action as a bakery in suburban Creteil early Thursday and a bomb set fire to an bar. While struggling to stamp out anti Jewish violence arising from passions faimed largely by the siege of Beirut, secunty forces expressed concern over a sudden flareup in violence against the country's large Arab community. The Arab population of Lyon, Frances second largest city, was aroused by reports in Jewish-owne- dangerous faction with links to foreign terrorist networks. The explorion badly damaged the weeklys offices and several cars outside on the Avenue Marceau, but there were no victims. Seven persons have been killed and 46 injured in 17 terrorist attacks in the Pans region alone since July 20. Police also said a fire was started in a pile Arab-owne- d d A! ifgsP that a murdered Algerian youth was found with a swastika carbed with a knife on his back. Police later vigorously denied that any Nazi insignia had been found on the strangled victim. Validated Parking at: American Savings 200 So. West Temple Harver Parking Terrace 43 E. In Corsica, a new rash of bombings against the 18,000 Arabs living there prompted authorities to rush fresh reinforcements to the tense island where attackers had bombed the Maroccan consulate, the Moroccan airline office and several Arab workers homes in the past few days. Broadway J.C. Penneys All Main at 2nd South Park & Shop Lots Continental Bank Lot Eves. & Sat. only Continental Bank Lot OF THESE aMaamAmA siiip W?4ywyjvvv' . . . NOW OFF Heres a preseason outerwear deal, that wont leave you cold! New 82 Jansport styles in all your favorite colors and designs. Choose from guys and gals parkas, jackets and vests, all at 40 off! : WHITE MOUNTAIN POWDER POWDER PULLOVER POPLIN POPLIN JACKETS FOR THE FLEECE JACKETS ENTIRE FOR THE ENTIRE JACKETS FAMILYI : Men's & Ladies' sizes: U $45 Style biV 9911 $38 Style FULL-ZI- P Style 9913 M, L M, L. Junior sizes: 99 I. POLAR- - a 24s5 O Q" Junior sizes: . & LADIES Mens & Ladies sizes: FAMILYI : MENS ZIP Reg. $38 Style 991 1Y Reg. $60 Polar-flee- ce Original fabric in solid and colors. 991 3Y two-ton- e e e MEN S CHINTZ FASHION JACKET It's this years fashion frontrunnerl This handsome chmti'fabric jack-- 1 - et comes in your choice of blue or grey. Style 9355J POPUN REVERSIBLE L88 You'll love the reversible versatility of this poplin shell acket that reverses to a nylon jacket for In- - clement weather. Style OXFORD NYLON WITH PADDED SHOULDER STRAPS $7.98 5 935 7J . List $45 88 This autumn favorite features the fashion highlight of contrasting piping. In your choice of blue or taupe. Style 9356J Ust $45 188 MENS & LADIES RAGG WOOL SWEATERS Rugged 85 wool-1- 5 nylon blend Is soft, not scratchy. Looks sensational, too! OW rg. $29.95 2488 RAMBLER BOOK PACK WITH GENUINE LEATHER BOTTOM SCHOOL PACK Our reg. MENS CHINTZ FASHION JACKET WITH CONTRAST PIPING BASEBALL JACKET N 95 Our reg. $11.98 Water repellant pack features padded shoulder straps, nylon waist belt, and convenient topcarry strap. Features large main compartment and exterior pocket. Model 532. Water repellant teardrop shaped y pack features zippered main compartment, nylon waist belt, and Model 534. strap. two-wa- top-car- ry SALT LAKE 3500 SO. STATE TAYLORSVILLE 5400 SO. REDWOOD RD. MIDVALE E. 1110 7200 SO. CROSS ROADS PLAZA 2ND FLOOR BOUNTIFUL 420 W. 500 SO. OGDEN SUNSET TOOELE LOGAN VERNAL OREM PRICE WEEKDAYS 9:30 to 9 SATURDAY 9 to 7 SUNDAY 11 to 5. h |