Vienna Promises to Relocate Its Transit Camp Following Protests

VIENNA (JTA) — Vienna
Socialist Mayor Leopold Gratz
promised to relocate a tran-
sit camp for Jewish emi-
grants from the Soviet Union

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terrorists.
Gratz who has promised
a new transfer, although In-
terior Minister Otto Roesch
said last week that there was
no danger to people living
near the new camp, said he
would try to find a new site
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from a densely populated
area. The transit camp, es-
tablished last week in a for-
mer children's home at the
Vienna suburb of Simmering

will be transferred to another
site in the near future, a
government spokesman said.
Grantz's decision followed
protests from people living
near the camp who feared
possible Arab terrorist at-
tacks
The Austrian Red Cross
without previous announce-
ment, had transferred the
camp from a former army
barracks at Woellersdorf to
Simmering. Wide protests
were the result.
The camp is run under the
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