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Washington to discuss his tion continues, there will be Jordan would join the talks country's future military no more Israeli attacks. as envisioned in the Camp needs and other matters On the controversial David agreements. with American officials, issue of settlements on the Israel will "stick exactly were joined by Foreign West Bank, Weizman to what we signed" at Camp Minister Moshe Dayan and Egyptian Defense Minister claimed that Israel has been David, he said, which pre- Kamal Hassan Ali this criticized more by the U.S. cludes bringing Arafat and week for a meeting with than by Egypt. He cited the the PLO into the negotia- Secretary of State Cyrus "sacrifice" Israel made in tions. He characterized the agreeing to return all of Camp David accords as a Vance on the Sinai problem. Sinai to Egypt, including "temporary solution" that Asked why Israel needs expensive new weaponry at the dismantling of 16-17 would open the way to a, final status for the 'Wm" a time when it is cementing settlements. He warned that anyone Bank and Gaza and e peace with its largest and strongest neighbor, Egypt, who thought the same tual peace with Jordan. Weizman stressed the in- solution could be applied Happy New Year roads of inflation. One bill- on other fronts was mis- ion dollars today is not what taken. However, he said it was five years ago, he he supported settlements f only for security pur- said. INVIT A T IONS? ur He noted further that Is- poses and only on Hattie Schwartz rael cannot ignore the government-owned land. Course military threat posed by the He said he opposed the 352-7387 5 - >' expropriation of Arab- Arab rejectionist states, ON, C"- 0- ■ principally Syria and Iraq, owned land for settle- Sweet 16's? Bar Mitzvahs? which, he said, mustered ments. DISCO NORTH? 5,000 tanks and 1,000 com- With respect to the au- Seymour Schwartz bat planes between them. tonomy negotiations, — Of Course! Weizman said Israel's hope, Weizman said Israel as yet unrealized, was that 356-8525 did not seek to enlarge its defense forces, but to maintain their high qual- itative standard. He dis- missed that allegation FROM THE made by PLO chief Yasir Arafat on the "Issues and Answers" program last week that Israel posses- sed 10-15 atomic bombs. He said Israel's defenses were based entirely on con- ventional means. Asked by Walters to state flatly whether or not Israel has atomic weapons, Weizman Mon thru Sat 10 to 6, Thurs & Fri 10 to 9 said the answer was "no." On the question of Israel's request for joint production rights for U.S. fighter To All Our planes, Weizman said De- fense Secretary Harold :Friends and Customers Brown has not said any- thing definite one way or Best Wishes For the other. He explained that the A Happy, rnest Drucker purpose of his visit was to present Israel's views on its Healthy and Prosperous future arms needs and fu- ture technological de- velopments and to open the road to future discussions. EXECUTIVE CUSTOM SHIRTMAKER, INC. He said Israel itself has 207 S. Woodward Ave. - Birmingham, Mich. not decided yet which plane — the F-16 or F-18 — it 642-0460 To Birmingham Theatre would want to manufacture. • He said the matter of re- export of Israel-made air- craft with American com- ponents was also a matter of 1441L1 continuing discussion. ICI 7 a Weizman described Lebanon as a "very un- torn-up, fortunate, .11(Eci3- TEctt country," mixed-up whose problems were created by the presence there of 15,000 armed THE GORtJBEIN FAMILY PLO terrorists and 30,000 AND STAFF Russian-equipped Sy- rian troops. Carl and Myra Gornbeih He said Israel's policy of Mark Gornbein • Fayan Gornbein striking PLO bases was sol- ely to prevent terrorist raids Norman Gornbein from Lebanese soil that Arthur Greenwald • Frankie Fish have taken a tragic toll of Martin Weberman • Lillian DeRoven civilian lives in Israel. Nina Eisenberg He conceded that Lebanese civilians were kil- 357-1056 led in the Israeli attacks, but only because the PLO SUITE 110 — HERITAGE PLAZA planted their bases among 24901 NORTHWESTERN HWY. SOUTHFIELD the civilian population. He noted that Lebanon has HOURS: MON.-FRI.: 9 a.m.-5 p.m. • SAT.: 10 a.m.-3 p.m. been quiet for the past four weeks and said if that situa- ti