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Israel Govt. Accused of- Waste •
in State Controller's Report
(Direct JTA Teletype Wire
to The Jewish News)
controller also found that there
were more than 6.000 unoccupied
government-built apartments esti-
mated to have cost more than
100.000.000 pounds.
He also said that some 800 apart-
ments built before 1957 were still
empty.
THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
12—Friday, April 21, 1967
Nine Receive Brandeis
Poet Conrad Aiken. composer
Ross Lee Finney. architect Ludwig
Mies van tier Rohe. and choreo-
grapher-director Jerome Robbins
were awarded Brandeis Univer-
sity's 1967 creative arts awards
medals Sunday in New York.
Also during the 11th annual pre-
sentation ceremony at Delmonico's
Hotel, four younger artists—archi-
tect Kevin Roche, composer Clau-
dio Spies. producer Ellen Stewart.
and poet May Swenson—received
citations for their work.
A ninth award, a special medal
for notable creative achievement,
was presented to literary critic and
cultural anthropologist Kenneth
Burke.
Roger L. Stevens. chairman of
the National Foundation of the
JERUSALEM — State Controller ;
Y. E. Nebenzahl accused the gov-
ernment of waste in a number of
fields in his annual report Wednes-
day. The report criticized govern-
ment allocations of budgetary re-
serves, export quotas, low port
Government grants to schools
productivity, expensive road-build-
of the ultra-Orthodox Agudat
ing and unexplained government
Israel also came under fire. The
loans.
report asserted that the Aguda
In a comment on the report, Dr.
had failed to submit detailed re-
Nebenzahl declared that waste of
ports on its expenditures to the
taxpayers' money penalized human
education ministry.
beings. "The very people who de-
The report charged bad housing
pend on state money" for their and bad sanitary conditions in
education, social welfare and de- Aguda schools and that the educa-
fense. lie also asserted that "the tion ministry appeared unable to
longer we postpone correcting bring about movements.
errors, the bigger the price we
The report found inconsistencies —
shall have to pay."
He also urged greater parlia- in the processing of loans for re-
ligious
purposes by the ministry
mentary supervision on imple-
mentation of state budget proj- for religious affairs. In no case,
ects to avoid those which he the report declared, was a reason
called outwardly impressive but . recorded by the ministry for either
approving or rejecting such loans.'
of lesser long-range utility.
The defense ministry was criti-
His massive report sharply cri-
ticizes the finance ministry for cized for using unbudgeted funds
laying aside large reserves in its and for "vague" armament bud-
budget for unforeseen contingen- gets. The report urged the defense
cies "which thus are not approved ministry to budget as separate
by parliament." The report de- items each major arms, develop-
r dared that this was one of the ment and production project.
The controller, who is appointed
"executive manipulations" permit- 1
ting authorities to use funds with- directly by parliament, has pre-
' out spc cif i c parliamentary ap- sented a budget for his office to the
finance committee where it w ill
proval.
! The report criticized the com- be debated.
merce and industry ministry for !
failing to keep a check on exports
' of firms which receive special
government export subsidies which
the report said ran into "dozens of
millions of pounds.''
It also was critical of a number
of government-backed transactions,
citing the purchase of a sugar re-
finery in which a "relatively large
amount" of government funds were
lost.
The report lauded the Israel
Ports Authority for its conserva-
tive accounting system but de-
: nounced low port productivity and
"over-large loans to workers.
1 The labor ministry was criticized
for "very expensive – road-build-
ing projects and for lack of ade-
quate cordination between the plan-
, ning and building sectors. The
Creative Arts Awards
Arts and Humanities, presented
the awards, each of which carries
a 51,000 stipend. Author-critic
Louis Kronenberger, the Jacob and
Bertha Goldfarb Librarian at Bran-
deis and chairman of the creative
arts commission, and Brandeis
President Abram L. Sachar spoke
briefly during the ceremonies.
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Israelis to Help Latins
[Perfect Birth Control
WASHINGTON (JTA) — Israel
is among the nations that have sent
medical experts to help I.atin
American nations perfect birth
control techniques at a conference
now in progress at Santiago. Chile,
it was disclosed in a Senate speech
by Sen. Ernest Gruening, Alaska
Democrat, who emphasized the im-
portance of the Santiago meeting.
The Santiago birth control meet-
ing is sponsored by the Interna-
tional Planned Parenthood Federa
tion.
.Israeli participants include Prof.
M. C. Shelesnyak, expert on bio-
dynamics. of Weizmann Institute
of Science. Another Israeli partici-
pant is Dr. Bruno Lunenfeld, of
the Tel Hashomer Government
Hospital. Dr. Lunenfeld took part
in the session on recent develop-
ments in the biological control of
fertility.
Israel Takes Over Sub
at British Naval Base
TEL AVIV (JTA) — The com-
mander of Israel's navy, Rear Ad-
miral Shlomo Ere]. raised Israel's
naval flag over the new submarine,
Leviathan, at the Portsmouth Na-
val Base. An Israeli crew was
already in operational training
aboard the new ship.
A 45-thousand ton oil tanker
formerly owned by the debt-racked
Somerfin Co. left port at Eilat
after a four-month tie-up stemming
from settlement of demands
against the firm.
The tanker, which has been re-
named Siris, an abbreviation of
the name of its new owner, the
British philanthropist, Sir Isaac
Wolfson, sailed to pick up a cargo
of crude Oil for return to Eilat.
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