12 December 26, 1975
THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
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HAIFA — A leading to operate their hot-houses
Technion rural architect using solar energy. The only
and internationally recog- restriction on productivity,
nized authority on farm he said, will be consumer
planning declared recently demand.
that the rapid pace of devel-
opment in Israel farm or- Kidnaped Woman
ganization and technology Asks for Ransom
will make the country an
important supplier of sev-
NEW YORK — Carla
eral basic crops by the year Barba Navaretti, kidnapped
2,000.
American mother-in-law of
Booming Israeli farm an heiress to the Fiat for-
technology, explained Prof. tune, has written a letter
Emmanuel Yalan of the pleading with her family to
agricultural engineering pay a ransom put as high as
faculty at the Technion— $20 million, Italian newspa-
Israel Institute of Technol- pers reported.
ogy, is fast removing many
They said Mrs. Navaretti,
limitations on the amount whose son Alain Elkann is
of certain crops a rural fam- married to the daughter of
ily can grow on their land.
auto magnate Gianni Ag-
Advances in desalination nelli, wrote in a letter to a
and constant improvement Turin newspaper that she
in irrigation systems, he feared for her life unless the
said, will solve the country's demand was met.
Mrs. Navaretti, 54, was
water problems, and Israel's
almost year-round sunny abducted Nov. 26 near her
regions will allow farmers home in Turin.
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Palestinian Rights
UN Group Named
UNITED
NATIONS
(JTA) — The United Na-
tions General Assembly
announced the makeup of a
20-member committee "On
the Exercise of the Inaliena-
ble Rights of the Palestinian
People." Israeli Ambassa-
dor Chaim Herzog imme-
diately told the Assembly
session that Israel would
neither cooperate with nor
recognize the committee.
Only three countries on
the committee — Turkey,
Romania and Malta — have
doplomatic relations with
Israel. The other 17 coun-
tries represent the Com-
munist and Third World
countries which have con-
sistently voted for anti-Is-
rael resolutions during the
current Assembly session,
though none of the Arab
states were included.
The 17 countries include
Cyprus, Cuba, Hungary,
India, Indonesia, Pakistan,
East Germany, Yugoslavia
and the Ukraine.
The committee was
named under Assembly
Resolution 3376 on the Pa-
lestine question adopted in
November. The resolution
requested that the commit-
tee consider and recom-
mend to the General As-
sembly a program for
implementation of "the
rights of the Palestinians"
relative to previous UN
resolutions.
One of them, Resolution
3236, adopted last year,
calls for the return of the
Palestinians to their
"homeland."
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Early
Deadline
The Jewish News
has an early deadline
of 2 p.m. today for lo-
cal news items to ap-
pear in the issue of
Friday Jan. 2. Mate-
rial received late will
be withheld from pub-
lication and published
the following week if
still timely.
Flint News
Wendy Siegel
to Wed Detroiter
MISS SIEGEL
Mrs. Lawrence Siegel of
Flint announces the engage-
ment of her daughter
Wendy to Bruce D. Loria,
son of George E. Loria of
Southfield, and Mrs. Cath-
erine Loria of Los Angeles.
Miss Siegel, daughter of
the late Mr. Lawrence Sie-
gel, graduated from Michi-
gan State University. Her
fiance attends Michigan
State University's School of
Journalism.
A March wedding is
planned.
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ths
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Nov. 6 — To Mr. and Mrs.
David Schupack of East
Lansing, a son, Jonathan
David.
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COMMUNITY
CALENDAR
Monday—Beth Israel
Sisterhood board meeting,
12:30 p.m., synagogue; and
Temple Beth El board meet-
ing, 8 p.m. temple.
Zionist Federation
Picks Unit Leader
NEW YORK — Alfred
Kleiman, criminal cou ,.
judge of the city of New
York and a vice president of
the American Zionist Feder-
ation, has been named
chairman of the public af-
fairs committee of the AZF.
In making the announce-
ment, Mrs. Faye Schenk,
president of the AZF, said
that Judge Kleiman has
been named because of his
excellent leadership capabil-
ities and his Zionist back-
ground, especially "when
the Zionist movement and
the entire Jewish people are
on the firing line."