THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
0 Friday, September 5, 1980
Carter Sees New Talks,
Summit Later This Year
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WASHINGTON (JTAK(
— President Carter said
Tuesday that "Israel and
Egypt probably will recon-
vene within the next few
weeks, and there will be a
summit later this year."
The optimistic statement
by the President regarding
the stalled autonomy talks
between Egypt and Israel
was made after a tele s hone
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conversation between the
President and his special
Mideast envoy, Sol
Linowitz, who conferred
with Egyptian President
Anwar Sadat.
Linowitz appeared
more hopeful Tuesday
night, after two long days
of talks in Israel.
Israeli Premier Menahem
Begin said Linowitz took to
Egypt a paper containing
ideas on how to resume the
talks. Israeli sources in-
sisted later that Israel had
not "paid A political price"
for a resumption, and that
the key to a resumption was
still in Sadat's hands.
Begin reportedly offered
to release some Palestinian
political prisoners, delay or
cancel the move of his office
to East Jeruasalem, and
offer some clarifications on
Israel's West Bank settle-
ments in order to get the au-
tonomy talks resumed.
NMU Names Cohodas Professor of Finance
in Advance of Saturday Tribute-Fundraiser
Gaylord Freeman, former
chairman and chief execu-
tive officer of the First
Chicago Corp. and the First
National Bank of Chicago,
has been named the first
Samuel M. Cohodas Profes-
sor of Banking and Finance
at Northern Michigan Uni-
versity.
During his first campus
visit, today, Freeman will
teach several classes in
NMU's school of business
and management, meet
with faculty and area ban-
kers, •and deliver a free, pub-
lic lecture.
The NMU professorship
is funded by a $250,000 gift
from Cohodas, financier
industrialist - philan-
thropist who lives in
Ishpeming and who heads
the Michigan Financial
Corp., an eight-member
banking complex.
Freeman, who retired
in 1975 after spending his
entire business career
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Last year, he was ap-
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He is a life trustee of Select Task Force on In-
Northwestern University, flation created by the
an honorary trustee of the American Bankers Asso-
Committee for Economic ciation.
Development and has
Freeman's appointment
served as vice chairman of was announced in advance
the Aspen Institute for of the special 85th birthday
Humanistic Studies.
celebration for Cohodas to
Under former President be held Saturday at the uni-
Gerald R. Ford, Freeman versity.
Greetings to the honoree
served as chairman of the
U.S. Commission on Postal will be read by Gov. William
Service. His service to other G. Milliken and other lead-
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