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February 27, 1981 - Image 34

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The Detroit Jewish News, 1981-02-27

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34 Friday, February 21, 1981

THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

Dr. Alfred Balitzer Heads Republican Speci al Group Unit

WASHINGTON (JTA) —
sults of the Jewish Republi-
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Ministry, told the 23rd an-.
nual Israel Aeronautical
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Israel will invest $1 billion
over the next eight years to
develop the Lavie jet
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fessor of political science
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leges in California since
1971, is heading the
party's new outreach
program.
During last year's na-
tional campaign, Balitzer
was western states director
of the Coalition for
Reagan-Bush of which the
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being taken by the airline
with its Boeing jet aircraft.
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copied by other airlines
which use the Boeing
planes. Leviathan cited a
recent study made of the in-
flight fresh water require-
ments of El Al passengers
which led to a reduction of
the water carried, which in-
creases the weight avail-
able for fuel, passengers or
freight. He said this saved
$1 million a year.
Israel Aircraft Indus-
tries announced that
their Israel-designed and
produced Westwind
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tured almost 25 percent
of the American market
for such aircraft. They
said 223 of the planes
have been sold in the U.S.
so far.
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