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December 11, 1981 - Image 19

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The Detroit Jewish News, 1981-12-11

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THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

Grants Available
Through Jewish
Claims Group

NEW YORK (JTA)
The Conference on Jewish
Material Claims Against
Germany has announced
that organizations which
provide shelter to Jewish
victims of Nazi persecution
may apply for grants from a
Hardship Fund established
with West German gov-
ernment appropriations.
According to guidelines
–issued by the West German
)verment, "up to five per-
'N--A;ent of the available funds
can also be used as subven-
tions for the support of in-
stitutions which provide
shelter to persecutees " in
accordance with the gov-
ernment's Indemnification
Law.
Applications should be
addressed in 10 copies to:
Conference on Jewish
Material Claims Against
Germany, Rm. 1901, 15 E.
26th St., New York, N.Y.,
10010.

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UN Assembly
President Hit
by Israel's Blum

UNITED NATIONS
(JTA) — Israeli Ambas-.
sador Yehuda Blum has
sharply attacked the Presi-
dent of the General Assem-
bly, Ismat Kitani of Iraq,
charging him with "mis-
conduct and abuse of office."
Blum leveled his charges
at a press conference last
week. He said that during
the last three months, since
Kittani was elected assem-
bly president, the Iraqi dip-
lomat abused his office more
than once in its treatment of
Israel.
The latest incident, Blum
pointed out, occured when
Kittani refused to step down
as the assembly president at
Israel's request. Israel
based its request, Blum
noted, on the "unpre-
cedented step" taken by
Kittani who left the Gen-
eral Assembly to attend the
Arab summit - in Fez,
Morocco.

Palestinian Slain
While in Beirut

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BEIRUT— A Palestinian
leader on a private visit to
Beirut, was shot and killed
by two unidentified gunmen
Monday, security officials
reported.
Dr. Abdel Wahab Kayy-
ali, a member of the Pales-
tinian National Council,
was killed at his office in
West Beirut. The victim
ved in London, where he
ed a publishing house.

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Military Strength

LONDON (ZINS) Ac-
cording to an assessment by
the International Institute
for Strategic Studies, Israel
has a standing army of
172,000 and reserves of
504,000.
Israel has 3,500 tanks,
8,000 armored vehicles, 662
combat aircraft, 1,820 artil-
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