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THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

Cabinet Approves Committee of Inquiry

JERUSALEM (JTA) —
The Cabinet approved the
terms of reference of a com-
mittee set up by the gov-
ernment to investigate the
publication of the names of
public figures and others
who are suspected or ac-
cused of alleged wrong-
doings before any charges
are brought against them.

The committe, headed by
former Supreme Court
Judge David Bechor, is to
follow guidelines drafted by
Justice Minister Moshe
Nissim.
It was established as a re-
sult of media disclosures
last week that Minister-
Without-Portfolio Yitzhak
Modai was under police in-

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vestigation for allegedly ac-
cepting kickbacks on oil
deals when he was energy
minister in the previous
Likud government.
The police reported
that they found_ no evi-
dence incriminating
Modai and the allega-
tions were subsequently
dismissed by the attorney
general.
But Modai said his name
had ben besmirched by the
media reports and de-
manded an inquiry aimed at
new legislation to establish
standards of conduct for the
media.
The committe will - not
deal specifically with police
conduct of such investiga-
tions but will study the
problem of "leakers," a hint
that sources in the police es-
tablishment sometimes slip
information to journalists
about ongoing inquiries
while they are still in the
initial stage.
The committee will also'
consider the problem of
Knesset members "who
misuse their immunity" to
make false charges.

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VIENNA (JTA) — Arab
sources will finance a huge
new international confer-
ence center the government
plans to build here, reviving
a project approved 10 years
ago but abandoned for lack
of funds.
The deal, reportedly
engineered by Chancellor
Bruno Kreisky during his
recent visit to the Persian
Gulf states, has been
strongly opposed by the con-
servative opposition in Par-
liament and was decisively
rejected by 90 percent of the
participants in a referen-
dum on the subject.
Details of the financial
arrangement are not
known. It is assumed that
Kuwait will provide a large
part or all of the 7.5 billion
schillings (about $1.5 bil-
lion) needed at four -to six
percent interest. Over a
period of 20-30 years, the
government would buy the
center back from the Arabs.
The conference center is
to supplement the existing
office towers of the United
Nations International Cen-
ter on the east bank of the
Danube River_

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TEL AVIV (JTA) —
Labor Party Knesset
member Moshe (Mussa)
Harif, his wife, Moriah, and
their son, Hagai, were kil-
led Saturday in western
Galilee when their car col-
lided with another at a cros-
sroad.
Harif, a member of
Kibutz Tzora near
Jerusalem, had been a
leader of the United Kibutz
Movement and was. re-
garded as One of the rising
stars of the Labor Party and
the kibutz movement.

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right angles.

Israel Inflation Rate Down

He noted that Israelis are ' 4
protected against inflation .
by regular, automatic cost-
of-living increases linked to 4
the consumer price index. In
addition, Israel's foreign ex- io
charige laws permit citizens
to hold hard currencies and ,
invest in savings plans in-
dexed to the inflation rate. •
The statistical report also
revealed that the "con- 1 1
sumption basket" of goods _
and services used 40
b T e
poorest tenth of the p
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tion rose by 90:7 perce' —10 4
less than the rate of infla-
"I
tion.
This development re-
versed the trend of recent
years, in which the impact ,..,
of inflation was felt more
acutely by the poor, the e
spokesman said.

NEW YORK (JTA) — Is-
rael succeeded in reducing
inflation by 31 percentage
points. last year while in-
creasing its gross national
product, boosting exports
and raising productivity, it
was reported by the Israel
Economic Mission in New
York.
At the same time, unem-
ployment was kept down to
the 1980 level of 5 percent
and the civilian balance-
of-payments deficit declined
by 5 percent, Uri Oren,
spokesman for the mission,
announced.
The December inflation
rate was 5.2 percent, bring-
ing the total for the year to
101.5 percent. The 1980 fig-
ure was 133 percent and the
inflation rate in 1979 -was
111 percent.
The 1981 decline in the
rate of inflation, coupled
with strength in other
sectors of the economy,
was "in keeping with the
timetable for economic
recovery set by Finance
Minister Yoram Aridor
when he took office last ,
February and declared
his goal to be the reduc-
tion of inflation in-1981 to
approximately 100 per,
cent," Oren said.

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