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THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
20 Friday, January 29, 1982
Stalled Autonomy Negotiations Are Focus of Haig Mission L.A. Police Chief Rebuked
after having studied and as- Egypt during that last visit, for Slurring Soviet Emigres
TEL AVIV (JTA) — Sec- tonomy talks.
sessed the position of the and we look forward on this
Haig,
accompanied
by
his
retary of State Alexander
wife and a party of aides,
was greeted at Ben-Gurion
Airport by Foreign Minister
Yitzhak Shamir. He told re-
porters that he is returning
to Jerusalem and Cairo
Haig arrived here Wednes-
day on his second visit this
month, in what is seen as a
major U.S. effort with Israel
and Egypt to break the im-
passe in the long stalled au-
two sides as conveyed to him
during his earlier visit.
"We have, during the in-
tervening period, studied
most carefully the facts we
acquired both here and in
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occasion to discussing in
both countries our
assessments of the au-
tonomy process as it now
stands and do all we can to
move this process forward,
without deadlines, of
course, as we emphasized
earlier," Haig said.
He gave no indication
that he was bringing any
specific American pro-
posals to bridge the gap
between Israel and Egypt
over autonomy for the
Palestinians on the West
Bank and Gaza Strip.
Hair commenced his talks
with Shamir during the
drive to Jerusalem and they
continued for nearly an
hour at the King David
Hotel. Shamir said that Is-
rael was greatly apprecia-
tive of U.S. efforts and
promised that it would do its
utmost to further American
endeavors. Haig also met
Wednesday with Interior
Minister Yosef Burg, head
of Israel's autonomy
negotiating team.
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MELBOURNE (JTA) —
A new relationship and
dialogue between world
Jewry and India is a real
possibility, according to a
.member of the World
Jewish Congress Executive
who recently met with
Prime Minister Indira Gan-
dhi of India, in New Delhi.
Isi Leibler, chairman of
the Asia-Pacific branch of
the WJC's International
Advisory Committee, con-
veyed greetings from the
WJC to Mrs. Gandhi with
whom he had an extensive
exchange of views on issues
relating to world Jewry.
Dates Changed
NEW YORK (JTA) —
The New York State De-
partment of Education has
agreed to a request from
Agudath Israel of America
to make special accommo-
dations for observant Jews
taking engineering and
land survey, and Certified
Public Accountant exam-
inations to avoid conflict
with Jewish holidays.
and that this could be part of
a plot engineered by the
KGB.
The pamphlet was
given to a group of media
and business executives
at a briefing by Gates last
Friday. The police chief
subsequently acknowl-
edged that the allega-
tions were "specula-
tions" and "supposi-.
tions" but maintained
that "worst case"
scenarios had to be an-
Tooley said that on the ticipated. He added that
basis of a briefing by Assis- if there is a threat, it
tant Police Chief Marvin comes from Soviet emi-
Iannone she found "no basis grants posing as JewQ
for such speculation" and not from Jews.
accused Gates of "unneces-
Si Frumkin, chairman- IF
sarily whipping up fear," the Southern California
Los Angeles Times staff Council for Soviet Jews, ob-
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writers Kenneth Reich and served that Soviet Jewish
Joel Sappell reported.
emigrants here are "a well
The Soviet Jewish emigre adjusted community of good 0. 4
community here has al- Americans who do not coop-
ready demanded that Gates erate with the KGB." He
apologize to the Jewish noted that more than 20
community for releasing a police officers have been in-
42-page pamphlet prepared dicted for various offenses,
by his detectives which al- yet no one linked them to an
leged among other things international plot.
that 20 Soviet emigres in • • • • • • • • • •
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LOS ANGELES (JTA) —
Police Chief Daryl Gates
has been sharply rebuked
by the president of the Los
Angeles Police Commis-
sion, Reva Tooley, for re-
leasing a report suggesting
that the Soviet Union is
sending criminals into the
Los Angeles area, posing as
Russian Jewish emigres,
with the intention to in-
crease crime and disrupt b;--
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tion, will inaugurate a spe-
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recited in the Welsh lan-
guage, at its Sabbath morn-
ing service on Feb. 13.
It will be a permanent
part of the service thereaf-
ter, according to Rabbi
Kenneth Cohen, minister of
the 140-year-old New
Synagogue.
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