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THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
28 Friday, April 17, 1981 •
HIAS' Seeks
Ex-Russians
Henry, Helen, Martin & Harriet Matter
and the staff of
M LTER
NEW YORK — HIAS, the
Hebrew Immigrant Aid
Society, is seeking to locate,
Jews who lived in or around
the communities • of
Baranovichi, Stolpchi or
Mezvish, in Byelorussia
(White Russia) during the
period 1941-1944 about a
matter of importance.
Call or write Joseph
Edelman of HIAS about this
matter at 200 Park Ave. S.,
New York, N.Y., 10003,
(212) 674-6800.
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Wish Their Customers & Friends
A HAPPY PASSOVER
Phone: 358-0850 11 Mile & Lahser
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Best Wishes for a happy,
healthy and joyous Passover
to the entire community
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JERUSALEM (JNI) —
The number of Israelis liv-
ing below the poverty line
has been rising steadily
since 1978 after a decade
which saw a consistent re-
duction of the poverty gap,
the Central Bureau of
Statistics reported. The in-
creasing poverty is attrib-
uted -.to inflation-spurred
erosion of the real value of
child allowances and other
National Insurance Insti-
tute benefits.
The number of families
with incomes below the
poverty line rose from two
percent in 1977 to 3.3 per-
cent in 1978 and 3.8 percent
in 1979. Researchers expect
the soon-to-be-released
1980 figures to show a simi-
lar increase, due to an infla-
tion rate hovering around
130 percent.
The poverty line is set at
one-fifth of the average
worker's income.
Poverty among Israeli
Jews, however, remains
a fraction of the level in
Nuclear Advocate
JERUSALEM (JN1') —
From every aspect, the time
is ripe for Israel to buy nu-
clear power plants, Techn-
ion President Amos Horev
has told a Knesset subcom-
mittee on nuclear power
generation.
Israel can buy nuclear
power plants at increas-
ingly convenient terms to-
day, Horev explained, be-
cause their foreign man-
ufacturers have excess
production capacity. Horev
also reported on technologi-
cal innovations which
would reduce the cost of
producing electricity and
decrease Israel's depen-
dence on foreign oil. Israeli
know-how could provide
auxiliary installations or
even complete plant compo-
nents, Horev stated.
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JERUSALEM (ZINS) —
An Israeli industrial
worker makes less per hour
than similar workers in 11
industrial countries accord-
ing to a survey by the Israel
Ministry of Commerce.
The Israeli worker earns ,
$3.80 per hour. Average
rates for other countries
are: Sweden, $11.40; Ger-
many, Holland and Bel-
gium, $11.30; the U.S.,
$8.20; Canada, $8; Italy,
$7.40; and Japan, $5.60.
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Mr. Phillip Stottman
and Families
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Diaspora communities
such as the U.S. A 1975
study by the city of New
York found 20 percent of
that city's Jewish popu-
lation living at or near the
poverty line set by the
U.S. Bureau of Labor
Statistics.
Likewise, 1973 studies
found similar statistics in
Los Angeles, Philadelphia,
Miami, Chicago, San Fran-
cisco and Boston.
TEL AVIV (ZINS) —
From 1971 to 1980, 250,000
Jews left the Soviet Union,
which is 13 percent of the
Jewish population, accord-
ing to the 1980 census. Of
these, 160,000 came to Is-
rael, about two-thirds of the
total.
Soviet immigration com-
prised nearly half of the
aliya in the decade just
ended.
Respect the stranger —
and remain suspicious.
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JERUSALEM (JNI) —
Israeli consumers will re-
ceive financial aid from
large food chains and food
processors to help ease the
expense of - Passover cele-
brations. A price-cutting
campaign on basic products'
for Pesach will reduce costs
by 10-25'percent.
Koch Gives View
NEW YORK — Mayor
Edward Koch told the
American-Arab Association
for Commerce and Industry
on Tuesday that Jordan is
the Palestinian state and
that he opposes the creation
of a Palestinian state be-
tween Israel and Jordan.
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