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THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Friday, March 11, 1918
Riot In Your
own Driveway!
Case Seeks M.E. Peace Fund
WHEN YOU'RE ON THE MAIN
FLOOR AT MODERN...
WASHINGTON (JTA) —
_ The Carter Administration
continued its silence on the
Case-Humphrey proposal
for a Middle East regional
peace fund to be used for Is-
rael and her neighbors as
soon as "the political cli-
mate permits."
Sen. Clifford Case of New
Jersey, the ranking Repub-
lican on the Senate Foreign
Relations Committee and
the subcommittee on
foreign assistance, urged
the Administration in a
public statement last week
to join ink supporting the
proposal, but thus far it has
chosen not to comment.
In calling on the Ad-
ministration to support the
fund, "and the sooner the
better," Case added "We
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have heard too much about
obstacles to peace and not
enough about incentives for
peace."
The proposal to prom-
ote scientific and
economic cooperation in
the Middle East is in the
bill prepared by Min-
nesota Democrat Sen.
Hubert H. Humphrey be-
fore his death. The bill as
a whole would revamp
the American Foreign
Assistance Program. Al-
though 25 Senators have
co-sponsored the prog-
ram, Case's office said
the Administration has
yet to make a "definitive
comment" on it.
Case, suggested and
Humphrey agreed that "we
Siegel Quits Carter's Staff
WASHINGTON (JTA) — last week was to leave his
President Carter last duties as liaison to the
Thursday accepted "with American Jewish com-
regret" the resignation of munity but to remain on
Mark A. Siegel, who has the Presidential staff and
All that, and weekly spacial* like this:
served as the Administra- continue as a Deputy As-
tion's liaison with the sistant to Political Ad-
American Jewish commun- viser Hamilton Jordan
with services to the
ity.
He said at a press confer- Democratic national and
ence later that the Ad- state committees.
ON ALL IN STOCK
But he changed his mind
ministration's Middle East
policy "is the proper one." In after his disenchantment
with
the President's Middle
reply to questions, he said
that Siegel, who resigned East policies became public
1 week only Now through Mar. 24th
over differences with the knowledge. It is not known
Administration's Middle who leaked that informa-
East policy, had "a strong tion.
input" on Middle East
policy-making but that his Technion Alumni
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Siegel's first decision Technion is unusually well
represented in the new gov-
ernment of Israel, headed
by Prime - Minister
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Menahem Begin.
The new Minister With-
out Portfolio, Haim Landau,
is a Technion graduate, as is
Yitzhak Modai, Minister of
Energy and Infrastructure.
(Modai was head of the
Technion Alumni Associa-
tion for a number of years.)
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do something in this year's
foreign aid bill to help the
peace process" in the Middle
East and they initiated a
fund for $50 million to set
up the institutional and
plaj3ning structure to
stimulate cooperation and
begin projects.
Case pointed out that "Is-
rael has a great deal of
background in the areas of
science, agriculture; solar
energy and water conserva-
tion which could be of assis-
tance to her neighbors.
"All the states in the area
also could save large sums
of money and avoid duplica-
tion of certain programs,
such as power distribution,
through joint projects. The
key to the establishment of
a regional peace fund "is the
cooperation of the Carter
Administration," Case said.
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