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THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

Friday, July 20, 1979

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U.S. Energy Plan Lauded; Israel Oil. Crisis Escalates

(Continued from Page 1)
extreme measures to
conserve energy.
A proposal to close
down gasoline stations on
Saturdays and holidays was
turned down by the
ministerial committee due
to the objections of Finance
Minister Simha Ehrlich and
Industry Minister Gideon
Patt.
Similarly, the commit-
tee has turned down pro-
posal to have each car off the
roads one day a week. A
proposal which would allow
residents of condominiums
to detach themselves from
the central heating system;
in order to purchase solar
heating units, was dropped
after Justice Minister
Shmuel Tamir explained
that it was difficult to carry
this change out because of
the legal status of con-

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plan called for a savings
of eight percent but sav-
ings was limited to five
percent only.
Israel planned to spend
$1.1 billion on oil. A five
percent savings would save
Israel $55 million. But with
the recent OPEC price hike,
Presently, the only meas- Israel's oil purchases are
ures that seems in sight is a now expected to cost $1.5
substantial rise in the price billion.
of fuel. It is expected that by
In a speech to the Knesset
the end of the week, prices last week, Modai said
will rise by 25 to 30 percent. hardly a day passed that Is-
The Energy Ministry claims rael was not receiving "al-
that calculating the recent most ultimative" notices on
hikes in the world oil mar- cuts in oil sales or on price
ket and the continuous de- hikes even in deals that
valuation of the Israeli were already signed. Israel
pound, the real increase in consumes eight million tons
oil prices should have been of oil annually. Some 20
55 to 60 percent.
percent of it will come from
It was five months ago the Sinai oil fields which
that Modai presented- to will be transferred to the
the Cabinet an 11-point Egyptians at—the end of No-
plan to save energy. The vember.

dominiums. A proposal to
introduce day l ight-savings
time was dropped at the ob-
jection of the religious
ministers, who claim that it
would cause inconvenience
for prayers, especially ,on
the High Holidays.

Premier Menahem Begin
said last week upon his re-
turn from Alexandria that
Egyptian President Anwar
Sadat had promised to sell
Israel oil from the Sinai
fields, at market price."
But Modai told the Knesset
committee that the promise
was "only a vague and
generalized oral commit-
ment," and therefore was
not enough. He warned that
after the Alma oil fields in
Sinai are handed back to
Egypt, 98- percent of Israel's
fuel will be coming from
foreign sources.

On Tuesday, Egypt
raised the price of its oil
to about $32 per barrel,
up from $18.50. Modai
said the new price corre-
sponded more or less to
the spot market price at
Rotterdam and indicated

Electoral College Plan's Defeat
Blamed on Black, Jewish Urging

that Cairo may use it as a
bargaining point in polit-
ical negotiations with Is-
rael.
Modai said he was
gratified that the agree-
ment with Egypt at least
provides for the sale of oil to
Israel "on a continuous
basis." Meanwhile, gasoline
lines formed all over Israel
Tuesday night in anticipa-
tion of a major price in-
crease. Motorists rushed to
fill their tanks after learn-
ing that the Cabinet had
gone into emergency ses-
sion to discuss economic pol-
icy which could mean an
imminent end to price s -
sidies on basic commodi
including fuel.
Following the end of oil
supplies from Iran, Israel
has increased her purchases
froM Mexico, which now
covers a great part of Is-
rael's energy needs. But a
third of Israel's fuel comes
from "changing and tem-
porary" sources, which may
be closed any day.
Modai also complained
that the country was short
of fuel storage capacity. He
said no progress was being
made at all on the proposal
for a nuclear generating
facility. Committee chair-
man Moshe Arens called for
an immediate decision to
build the first nuclear
power station. Israel pos-
sesses all the manpower and
the technologies required,
he said.
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WASHINGTON (JTA) — hearings a month ago held -particularly in opposition to
Sen. Birch Bayh (D-Ind.) by Bayh's Senate subcom- the amendment.
said that the Senate's rejec- mittee.
Among the presentations
tion of his constitutional _ "They put a great deal were those of the late Ale-
amendment to abolish the of pressure on some sena- xander M. Bickel of Yale
Electoral College and elect tors," a spokegman for Law Schooll -and the late
Presidents and Vice Bayh reported the sena- Martin Diamond of
FULL TIME
Presidents by popular vote tor as saying.
Georgetown University.
PROTECTION FROM
Bayh, who has been fight- Diamond collapsed one
means the issue will not be
renewed at least in this ses- ing for the measure for 13 minute after he had tes-
• Burglary
years, mustered 51 votes tified against the amend-
sion of Congress.
• Vandalism
Commenting following while 48 opposed it. A con- ment July 22, 1977.
• Fire -
last week's decisive defeat stitutional amendment re-
• Personal Attack
An article by Will Mas-
MARV ROSEN
of his proposal which he quires approval by two- low, the AJCongress
MARV CHECK
first introduced in 1966, thirds of the Senate to be counsel, in the monthly
SAVE
Bayh said the Senate vote adopted. It thus lbst by 16 Jewish review,
-At A Price You Can Afford
votes.
This
was
the
first
was heavily influenced by
Mainstream, also was
Automatically Notifies
pressure from the Urban time the Senate had voted used by opponents of the
within seconds Police Dept.
on
the
proposed
amend-
League
and
the
American
& Fire Dept. Central Office
ment. It previously was amendment on the de-
Jewish Congress.
bate.
rlidden Wire Installotio.
He specifically mentioned blocked by filibusters.
Statements from the
You Won't Know
Vernon Jordan, the league's
Five _ of the Senate's NAACP, the Urban League,
We've Been There
executive director, and Jewish members voted for Jewish organizations and
Howard Squadron, the_amendment and several
others stressed that • ANY MAKE OR MODEL •
emergency reporting system with 24- hr. protection
president of the AJCon- spoke ardently in its favor.
minorities, including
AMERICAN PROTECTIVE
gress. They had testified
Approving it were Sent. blacks, Jews and farmers
against
the
measure
in
Carl Levin (D-Mich.), How- would suffer under the
ALARM INC.
ard Metzenbaum (D-Ohio), amendment because it
I
Abraham Ribicoff (D- would have the effect of re-
Conn.), Edward Zorinsky ducing the significance of
(D-Neb.) and Jacob K. their political power.
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Javits (R-NY). Opposing
Argum e nts by Jewish
were Rudy Boschwitz
Large selection of rings
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Minn.) and Richard 'Stone for Presidential candidates
watches and other fine jewelry
(D-Fla.).
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In the last hours of the the public on national
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Levin declared "This U.S. to Designate
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WASHINGTON — Rep.
previously spoke for it.
• Restringing
James Blanchard. (D-Mich.)
In his post mortem dis-
and four other representa-
No Job Too Small
cussion of the results, Bayh
tives who are members of
complimented Javits and
'Danny
the President's Commission
Ribicoff for "hanging tough
on the Holocaust have spon-
under a great deal of pres-
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