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Support swells for rabbis in prison; pardon is sought bs Joseph PoIxkofT "v'i V Biitimp :•! V» aSHIMGTON — T r.. s \\ r-:c'5 Mtr- c s.‘ *. I '«* T. i.5 T. . T. £"*. : T. A*, r.: r-r.; us ?•?ec.. Dame. Thursz. CXCCUtINC 'ICC ;al>c:dthecourt'sdecision, t ar.d unfair.” and said it i -ouble standard for justice in ...» --a'.or.'s carita;. Scores of people ■*...* ^ :o: 5; rmiar ot. - n^s^s prosecute. The judge held that the safety of American diplomatic personnel in other countries can be a factor in such decisions The congressman for the district in which the rabbis ser.e, R eo •There could be no clearer case of selective prosecution than that of the 21 rabbis who demonstrated at the Soviet Embassy to protest the mistreatment of Jews and Hebrew teachers in the Soviet Union.’ D.C, Ray. Washington city councilman ~ f • U "tit * ‘ C :.. ee r. K c. .a*- k : teT * e rl.es: or Scoe: Jews r. z: Jew* ZT.z Cmnais net Seer, pr-r.- Ore •.>e : - -as that companion the S ror. 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He introduced a resolution m the House to further his act.on. On June 11 after 24 rabbis and Stembruck u.ere arrested. 30 con gressmen wrote I S Attorne\ General Ed win Meese that the c!erg>men were "protesting tine difficult plight and the discr.mir.at: p treatment of Jews m the So\;et Union." He added that “like the rr. .re than 2.000 people w ho ha% e dem st rated in front of the South Afr.ar Err.ba.ss>" their goals were to “bring attention to and hopefull> inf.uence policies which ha-»e resulted :r. the Molations of fundamental human rights “ D C Ra>. a Washington c;t> councilman who is black, told the Washington Post “There could be no clearer case of selective prrse- cution than that of the 21 rabbis who demonstrated at the Soviet Err.bas.ss to protest the mistreatment Em.bass;.. D C Dstr.ct Coun Judge tw .oe — .r. Mas izdOctc ber B‘r.a. V. arrer. k.r.g r_led that the I S of J ews and Hebrew teac hers ;r. the So. iet Union.” P lasing been one of the at 1 :he South African Emba sss. Ras said. "Their condu ct a> the sam ie as ours—a peacef ul pro: est. The s were charged w-itb i %iola: mg the same laws we were Ve: : he;. uer e prosecuted and w e w ere m In a phone call from the pr; son to the Washington office of the Union of Councils lor Sos :e: Jews, which aided in the rabbis' demon stration. Rabbi Oiler called or. “the American people to speak out lor the imprisoned in the Sos iet Union “Our concern is that the American people do not forget that millions of Jews are suffering discrimination and persecution in the Sos jet Union simply because thes are Jewish, he said “To dramatize the plight ol Sos iet Jews. I and a number ot colleagues hase chosen to go to prison rather than to accept probation for protesting outside the Sos iet Embasss. We hope that this small step will serse to bring betore the eses of America the truis tragic situation facing Jew s in the Sos iet Union." Inquiries by The Southern I> r jeim indicated that the rabbis were provided with kosher food and access to telephones to keep in touch with their congregations. Consistent with prison rules thes ssere assigned tasks, including custodial care