8 October 10, 1975
THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
YEAR END CLEARANCE ON El Al Strike Averted in U.S.
NEW YORK (JTA) —
At this point, the His-
After four clays of round- tadrut representative in
All '1 1976" OLDSMOBILES
the-clock negotiations, an the United States, Uzi
agreement has been reached
settling a labor dispute that
would have stopped El Al's
operations at New York's
Kennedy Airport.
The dispute involved some
130 workers who are mem-
bers of District 100 of the
International Association of
Machinists and Aerospace
Workers (IAM) AFL-CIO.
A year ago, negotiations
between District 100 and El
Al's management started
for renewal of their con-
tract. Negotiations came to
a halt on Aug. 22 when the
IAM decided on a 30-day
cooling-off period with a
strike set to begin Sept. 22.
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On Sept. 17 at a meeting
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union officials and Bloch
drew up a set of proposals.
After intense deliberations
an agreement was reached
and ratified by the union
membership Monday.
Jewish Activists
Arrested in Rally
WASHINGTON (JTA) —
A six-hour rally Sunday by
some 600 Jewish activists
who protested against what
they termed "the pressure
exercised against Israel by
President Ford and Secre-
tary of State Henry A. Kis-
singer" ended with the ar-
rest of more than 100
demonstrators.
The rally, organized by
the Conference of Presi-
dents of Major American
Jewish Activist Organiza-
tions, an ad hoc group which
also opposes the official
Jewish organizations, was
held in front of the White
House.
Most of the arrests were
made, the police said, when
the protesters refused to
disperse after their permit
expired.
The activists, including 15
who chained themselves to a
'White House fence, for-
feited bonds of $50 each.
Jewish Bankers Profit from Arabs
NEW YORK (ZINS) — ,England and France.
The financiers handled
London sources reveal that
three well-known Jewish the transaction at the re-
bankers have each earned quest of the Crown Prince of
more than a million pounds Saudi Arabia, brother to the
sterling in a transaction in- incumbent ruler, who was
volving the purchase of quite aware that the three
arms by Saudi Arabia from bankers were Jews.
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