20 October 10, 1975
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Senator Repudiates Use of His Name
from its views and told its
editor to stop using his
name.
In a letter to Muhammad
Tahir, editor of Islamic
Items, Sen. Gravel de-
clared: "While I certainly
support your right and that
of any group to disseminate
information on any issue, I
in no way wish to associate
myself with your views on
`the need for the Arabs to
fight Israel to the death,'
your general ideas on the
`objectives of Zionism' and
the alleged subordination of
American interests to Jew-
ish interests."
NEW YORK — Alerted
by the American Jewish
Congress that his name was
being used to promote a
Washington, D.C. newslet-
ter that engaged in anti-Is-
rael propaganda and "crude
and blatant anti-Semitism,"
Sen. Mike Gravel of Alaska
has disassociated himself
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New Wave of Strikes Hit Israel
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TEL AVIV (JTA) — The
new wave of labor strife an-
ticipated in the wake of the
government's latest eco-
nomic measures material-
ized Oct. 2 in Haifa and ad-
jacent regions.
Haifa port was paralyzed
by a two-hour walkout of
dock workers protesting the
sharp price increases that
followed the 10 percent de-
valuation of the pound and
the new sales taxes decreed
by the government last
week.
Of more serious consequ-
ences was the incipient re-
bellion against Histadrut by
its own rank-and-file who
alleged that the labor feder-
Baptists Honor
ation has been cowed by the
Jewish Mayor
government into accepting
CHARLESTON, S.C. — measures that impose the
Mayor Max Heller of Green- heaviest burdens on wage
ville, a Viennese refugee earners.
Eight industrial plants
who became a successful
shirt manufacturer and in the Haifa region belong-
later mayor, was awarded ing to Koor Industries, a
an honorary degree by Fur- Histadrut-owned holding
man University, a Baptist- company, were hit by a
one-hour work stoppage.
affiliated institution.
The strike halted the
Heller and his wife were
honored "for their work loading and discharge of
with the community and the cargoes at Israel's largest
Furman Collegiate Service port, resulting in serious
Corps" which is composed of losses to shipping compa-
more than 1,000 students nies and the port authori-
who volunteer their services ties.
The season of discontent
to 60 agencies in a three-
is having its echo in the
county area.
armed services where
strikes, slowdowns and
protest meetings are out of
the question.
Fords
In calculating their taxes,
senior officers must pay
about $116 on the $250 al-
lowance they get from the
army for the use of their
personal cars. Under the tax
reform measures, these ex-
penses are considered taxa-
ble income.
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dustrialists have left for
Israel to meet with Pre-
mier Yitzhak Rabin, Fi-
nance Minister Yehoshua
Rabinowitz, and other
government leaders and to
make an on-the-spot sur-
vey of Israel's current eco-
nomic problems and in-
vestment potential for
future developments.
The delegation, consisting
of hank presidents and
board chairmen and leaders
in industry, is headed by
Robert H. Smith, of Wash-
ington, Jewish business and
communal leader, who is
serving as national chair-
man for institutional sales
of the Israel Bond Organiza-
tion.
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Meanwhile, a delegation
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Six Hikers Drown
Near Dead Sea
JERUSALEM (JTA) —
Six young Israeli hikers
drowned Oct. 30 in a flash
flood that suddenly over-
whelmed them in a deep
gorge near the Dead Sea.
Four other members of
the party managed to
scramble to safety and an-
other nine were rescued by
army and police units as-
sisted by helicopters. -
Because of the flash
floods and early onset of the
rainy season, the young hik-
ers were warned not to en-
ter the steep gorges that
snake through the uninha-
bited region of hills and
sand dunes near the Dead
Sea.
But the group leaders
apparently saw no danger
and the 19 hikers made their
way into the Wadi Dargot,
south of Mitzpeh Shalem.
News
Deadline
The Jewish News local
publicity deadline for the
issue of Friday, Oct. 17,
is noon Monday, Oct. 13,
as usual. However, be-
cause of the observance
of Columbus Day, there
will be no mail delivery
that day.
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