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Israel returned Rodeis to the Egyptians in 1975 under the Sinai II interim agreement. It will turn over the A-Tur fields in seven months. They yield about 30,000 barrels of oil a day. Hilal appeared satisfied with the Israeli installa- tions at A-Tur. The joint committee will discuss the future status of the Neptune Co. which discovered the A-Tur oil and operates the field. Another matter will be compensation to Israel for whatever equipment is left behind for Egypt and the manner in which the oil- fields will be transferred to the Egyptians. that all of the problems will be solved to the satisfaction of both sides. Hilal, asked about the decision this week by the Arab Organization of Oil Producing and Export- ing Countries (AOPEC) to suspend Egypt, replied that the fact that Egypt is negotiating with Israel should indicate that it will not be deterred by threats. Egypt's imports of Arab oil products amount to only six percent of its needs. Hilal said that in- any case, Egypt will carry out its obligation to supply Israel with oil. Interior Meanwhile, Minister Yosef Burg, leader of the National Religious Party, was named to head the Israeli team that will negotiate with Egypt on Palestinian autonomy. Those talks will begin within one month. Burg's appointment decided Fri- day at a meeting of the 11-man ministerial coni- mittee on autonomy, under Prime Minister Begin. The committee, as ex- pected, nominated a team of five ministers to serve to- gether with Burg: Dayan, Weizman, Sharon, Yadin and Nissim. The negotiat- ing team is to report back periodically to the commit- tee, which is to decide on substantial issues of policy. The appointment of Burg evolved when it became Modai said later that there were good chances As for the future, he said Israeli companies will be able to bid for Egyptian oil on the same 'terms as any other companies in the world. Tourist Facility Is Being Built Dayan Backs Autonomy Plan in Speech to W.B. Villagers TEL AVIV (JTA) — Is- rael is preparing for the his- toric occasion next month when Israel and Egypt will declare their borders open for the free movement of - civilians between the two countries. While the army is ready- ing the first phase of its withdrawal from Sinai, Is- raeli workers are building a large new terminal at Ne'ot Sinai, close to El Arish, which will serve as a cus- toms inspection and border control point until the with- drawal is completed in three years. A similar terminal is con- templated at a point near Sharm el-Sheikh in south- ern Sinai for tourists wish- ing to cross the border there. The open borders will be declared late in May after El Arish is formally re- turned to Egyptian sover eignty. * * * Israeli Rabbi to Serve in Egypt JERUSALEM (JTA) — Rabbi Yitzhak Dabbi of Tel Aviv is expected to leave for Cairo immediately after Passover to assume the post of rabbi to the small Jewish community. Dabbi's appointment to the pgst followed the an- nouncement by Sephardic Chief Rabbi Ovadia Yosef on. Sunday that the Egyp- tian government has granted permission for an Israeli rabbi to head the congregation in Cairo. Dabbi, 47, was born and educated in Alexandria where his father, Rabbi Maatouk Dabbi, served as deputy chief rabbi. He came to Israel 26 years ago and is presently a kashrut official at the Tel Aviv rabbinate. Rabbi Yosef indicated that the Egyptian govern- ment will pay the new rab- bi's expenses out of state religious funds. Nothing is more unac- countable than the spell that often lurks in a spoken word. — Nathaniel Hawthorne JERUSALEM (JTA) — Foreign Minister Moshe Dayan defended the au- tonomy plan to settlers on the West Bank and assured them that it will not affect significant changes in the status of Jewish settle- ments. Addressing a meet- ing at Tomer in the Jordan Valley north of Jericho Sunday night, Dayan called for an increase in the number of settlements and the number of settlers. He said he "could not im- agine" any future Israeli government adopting a different policy. Dayan said that the Sinai pattern whereby Israel agreed to remove its settle- ments and settlers would not serve as a precedent for the West Bank because the status of the two areas is different. Sinai was under Egyptian sovereignty and now will revert to Egyptian sovereignty, he said. He also observed that the Golan Heights were formerly under Syrian sovereignty, leading some observers to specu- late that he was signaling a readiness by Israel to treat the Golan as it did Sinai. (The statement stirred hawks within the Likud coalition to ask for Dayan's resignation.) But with respect to the West Bank, Dayan insisted that the status of the Jewish settlements would remain "the same as Nahalal or De- gania" ever after the "aboli- tion of the military govern- ment." The Camp David ac- cords deliberately used the words "withdrawal of' with respect to the military gov- ernment but Dayan blurred the distinction. He stressed that au- tonomy was intended for the Arab villages and towns on the West Bank, not the Jewish settlements, It is better for Israel to base its relations with the local Arabs on autonomy since the perpetuation of the mili- tary government is imprac- tical I and inadvisable, Dayan said. However, he cautioned that autonomy was only a transitional arrangement and after five years "borders and peace" will have to be negotiated between Israel and Jordan. JWB to Meet NEW YORK — Jewish community leaders from 20 cities will gather May 27-30 for the 1979 Western States Regional Conference of the Jewish Welfare Board. The conference will take place at the Camelback Inn, Scottsdale, Ariz. - William Kahn, executive vice president of the United Jewish Federation of Pittsburgh, will be keynote speaker of the conference, the theme of which is "An- ticipating the Eighties." Hearing Impaired Hold Convention The National Conference of Synagogue Youth will hold a convention for Jewish hearing impaired teenagers April 27-29 in Cleveland, Ohio. The program is designed to reach out to the special needs of the Jewish hearing impaired as well as to hear- ing teenagers. For information and reservations, call Saralee Snow, 557-0227. clear that Dayan did not want the position because he felt the authority of the negotiators would be too circumscribed. Burg's appointment is seen as a shrewd political move by Begin, calculated to soothe the fears of the NRP and other rightist cir- cles about what the au- tonomy might mean, both in terms of Israel's political hold over the West Bank and Gaza and in terms of its effect on the Jewish settle in these areas. Dayan denied reports of recent tension between himself and the Prime Minister. "I know of none and I feel none," Dayan said. The foreign minister leaves for a tour of a number of Far Eastern countries Monday. These include Thailand and Singapore. He is expected back in time to participate in the internal deliberations leading up to the opening of the au- negotiations. tonomy on r a§ 1 es al I. 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