West Bank Maale Adumim Industrial Zone Work Protested JERUSALEM (JTA) — Premier Yitzhak Rabin an- nounced at Sunday's Cabinet meeting that work on the new Maale Adumim industrial zone along the Jerusalem-Jericho road on the West Bank will continue on schedule despite mounting opposition. _ Rabin said that the Israel Lands Authority, which re- quested $1.6 million last week to complete work on the in- frastructure of the projected complex of industrial plants and workers' housing, would remain in charge until the end of the present fiscal year, March 31. After that, responsibility Will be vested 1. in the ministry of commerce and industry. The Cabinet voted by a substantial majority in favor of Rabin's request not to hold a fullscale debate on the project which was orig- inally approved by the -Cab- inet Nov. 24. left-wing f a c't i o n s, have charged that the Maale Adu- mim project was primarily a political scheme to mollify right-wing nationalist ele- ments by further entrench- ing Israel on the West Bank. Some sources have argued that the sums allocated for Opponents, mainly from Maale Adumim would be bet- ter spent on factories in Gali- lee where jobs have become scarce. Jerusalem's Mayor Teddy Kollek suggested that the in- dustrial development of the capital's northern suburb, Anatot, should take prece- dence over Maale Adumiin. Last week, Labor MKs Yossi Sarid and Eliezer Ro- nen questioned Finance Min- ister Yehoshua Rabinowitz Come dine among the greenery in our on reports that work on scenery. Real, live trees. Then stay, and Maale Adumim exceeded the hear the real live music of lovely song- approved budget. Meir Payil stress Jodi Kellman. She really knows of the Moked faction asked her way around all your favorite tunes. for an urgent Knesset de- And she proves it in the lounge from 7 to bate on the issue. It was midnight Tuesday through Thursday. learned at the same time And 7 to 1 a.m. Friday and Saturday. that Jewish Agency treasur- er Leon Dulzin had prom- Come where the fine dining, lively ised the Lands Authority a drinks, live entertainment and good $250,000 short-term loan on times grow. condition that it was guaran- teed by the government. The Jewish National Fund is currently carrying out pre- liminary work at Maale Adu- mim as contractor for the Lands Authority. It has com- pleted leveling work for an A StOUf€P access road to an industrial site. 12eStAUPA11t J o di sets your jou], is to music. e en qlen 2085 West Big Beaver Road, Troy, Michigan Reservations, please. 649-1880 American Express and Stouffer credit cards accepted. 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