12 THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS Friday, October 30, 1381 Triumphant Reagan Believes AWACS Will Boost Peace THE SMART CHARTER TO LAS VEGAS H.M.H. & F. (Continued from Page 1) tion containing agreements with Saudi Arabia" that certain conditions have been met. These conditions, outlined by the President previously, included guarantees to protect the security of the equipment being sold the Saudis to ensure the information will be shared with no one but the U.S. and to ensure that the five AWACS planes would only fly over the area needed to protect the Saudi oilfields and would not endanger Israel. In his letter, Reagan said on the command structure of the AWACS planes, "agreements as they con- cern organizational com- mand control structure_ for the operation of AWACS are of such a nature to guarantee that the com- mitments" on the AWACS "will be honored." Gorton took this to mean that this guarantees joint crewing of the plane. 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Her only regret is that she can- not speak Arabic in order to communicate better with the hospital's Arab patients. IVS is running a slogan campaign with the catch phrase "to give is also to re- ceive" which aims to reflect the way in which members of a society are interdepen- dent. Named to Post NEW YORK — Fred Sichel of West Orange, N.J., has been elected president of the Jewish Education Service of North America. The highest pleasure which nature has indulged to sensitive perception is that of rest after fatigue. —Johnson Ill.), chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations Commit- tee, said rejection of the sale would hinder the President's ability to con- duct foreign policy. He said it makes achieving Middle East peace "more difficult" and would confirm the per- ception in the Arab world that the U.S. cannot have a Balanced policy in the Mid- dle East. He said approval of the AWACS will not make the Saudis more willing to join the Camp David process but may make them more willing to join an expanded peace proc- ess in the Middle East. Percy said that rejection would "jeopardize efforts to bring greater stability to the Middle East and the Persian Gulf." Sen. Barry Goldwater (R- Ariz.), said that rejection of the sale "could lead to war in the Middle East." Two of the final vote switches which helped push the sale to victory were by -- Republican William Cohen of Maine, who is half- Jewish, and Democrat Ed- ward Zorinsky of Nebraska, who is Jewish. Others were Mark Andrews (R-N.D.) and Russell Long (D-La.). Last weekend, President Reagan sent a letter to Prime Minister Menahem Begin of Israel, assuring him that the U.S. would honor the strategic coopera- tion agreements forged with Israel this summer. At the same time, speak- ing in television interviews, Senate Majority Leader Howard Baker (R-Tenn.) and former U.S. Vice President Walter Mondale dismissed reports that a Se- nate veto of AWACS would lead to an increase in anti- Semitism in the U.S. Baker said that those like him who would "grieve" if the AWACS sale was rejected would "immediately under- stand that there is a first prime responsibility to see that no such result (anti-Semitism) ensues. And I don't believe it would. And I think the leadership of both sides of the aisle, the White House and throughout the country will recog- nize that this would have such devestating conse- quences that it is unac- ceptable." Mondale, while also re- jecting a backlash added, "I deeply resent the attempt to introduce that kind of dis- cussion into the debate." 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