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THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

Friday, April 17, 1981

Tickets Available for Met Week

ticket
order
Mail
brochures are available for
the general public for this
spring's performances of the
New York Metropolitan
Opera Company at Masonic
Auditorium May 25-30.
The opening production
will be "Manon Lescaut" by
Puccini. Featured during

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Met Week will be "Rise and
Fall of the City of
Mahagonny," "Cavalleria
Rusticana," "Pagliacci,"
"Verdi Requiem," "Don
Giovanni," "Samson et
Dalila" and "La Traviata."
All performances will
begin at 8, except for
opening night, which will be
at 8:30 p.m. For a Met Week
ticket order form and
availability listing, contact
the Detroit Grand Opera
Association at Masonic
Temple, 500 Temple, De-
troit, 48201, 832-5200.\

Flatto-Sharon Found Guilty in Knesset Election Case

JERUSALEM (JTA) --
Knesset member Shmuel
Flatto-Sharon and his aide,
Jack Benaudis, were con-
victed this week of pre-
election bribery by the
Magistrates Court.
His campaign manager in
the Knesset elections four
years ago, Yaacov Halfon,
was found not guilty.
The Knesset removed
Flatto-Sharon's parliamen-
tary immunity in order for
him to stand trial.
The court found him
and his aide guilty of of-

fering housing at cheap
rental rates, which Sha-
ron's lawyer claimed was
a straight business deal.
But the magistrate ruled
that it was a bribe to
gather votes.
The two were also found
guilty of bribing a local
party list in Dimona.
Flatto-Sharon claimed that
he had merely been doing
what all politicial parties
had done during election
campaigns since the state
was established.
Member
Knesset
Shulamit Aloni, who first
drew attention to the brib-
ery charge, said after the
verdict that all parties
would have to be especially

careful during the current
election campaign.
Flatto-Sharon's election
to the Knesset halted a
French attempt to have him
extradited to stand trial in
Paris on charges of mis-
management of funds and
embezzlement. The French

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Flatto-Sharon declined to
comment on the verdict, but
aides said he would appeal
and meanwhile continue his
current election campaign
to be re-elected to the Knes-
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