THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
40 Friday, June 25, 1982
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presents
COMEDY HIT
THE
sa 1.w.“, Tore Jones raw. be Harvey Schmid,
Starring,
NANCY GURWIN
Co-Starring
JOE LANNEN
Israeli Exports to America Jump
NEW YORK (JTA) —
American imports from Is-
rael increased by nearly 30
percent in 1981 over the
previous year, according to
figures released here by the
Government of Israel Trade
Center.
The total of $1.265 billion
in 1981 over the previous
year's total of $977 million
in 1980 was a record for Is-
raeli exports to the U.S. and
marked the first time the
dollar value of such exports
had exceeded $1 billion in a
single year, the report said.
The fastest growing cate-
gory of Israeli exports to the
U.S. continues to \be electri-
cal and electronic products,
which registered a rise of
some 89 percent in 1981
over the 1980 total. Much of
the gain came in the form of
high technology products
researched and developed
by Israeli scientists and
engineers.
Transportation
equipment rose 79 per-
cent in 1981 over 1980. A
major factor in this in-
crease, according to the
report, was the success of
the Westwind business
jet manufactured by Is-
rael Aviation Industries.
Impressive gains were
also scored in Israeli food
exports, which increased by
80 percent over the 1980 to-
tal. Goods under the head-
ing of light industry, such as
jewelry, rose 42 percent, the
report said.
In all, exports to the U.S.
accounted for 22 percent of
Israel's total overseas sales
in 1981, according to
Shmuel Ben - Tovim, Is-
rael's Trade Commissioner
in the U.S: He said Israeli
export figures for the first
quarter of 1982 confirmed
the steady growth of sales to
the U.S.
Meanwhile, the Trade
Center reports that accord-
ing to a market research
study attitudes toward Is-
rael have very little impact
on decisions by American
shoppers to buy Israeli
products.
A spokesperson said
that the survey was made
last October. It was based
on a national probability
telephone sample of 1,026
male and female heads of
households. The survey
indicated that awareness
by Americans of Israeli
products is very high.
The spokesperson
stressed that the Ameri-
cans questioned covered
the total population.
Nine of every 10 shoppers
are aware of at least one
ORT Workshop
Opens in Britain
OP Dedicates
Shepherd Park;
Hosts Concert
product made in Israel and
more than half could' list
The city of Oak Park will
four or more Israeli-made
officially re-name its park
products. Those most the "David H. Shepherd
known and most frequently Park," 7:15 p.m. Tuesday in
purchased by American honor of the late Oak Park
consumers are food, clo-
mayor.
thing and jewelry.
At 7:30 p.m., the Austin
The respondents rated Moro Band will perform in a
products from Israel as
Music - In - The - Park con-
above average in quality cert. In case of rain the dedi-
but competitively priced cation and concert will be
with non-Israeli products, held in the Oak Park High
the Trade Center reported.
School Auditorium. Admis-
One-fourth of those sur- sion is free.
veyed had purchased at
least one Israeli-made Concert Planned
product and gave practical,
rather than emotional, rea- in Southfield
sons for doing so. In order of
Bright Morning Star will
importance, reasons were: present a musical concert 8
Israel products better met p.m. Tuesday in the South-
needs, personal preference, . field Parks and Recreation
high quality and curiosity. Building.
Shmuel Ben - Tovim, Is-
For ticket information,
raeli trade commissioner to call Jeanine Cohen, 863-
the U.S., said the results of 9693.
the survey are being used to
Israeli cows have the
develop and implement a
marketing plan for Israeli highest milk production of
any cows in the world.
imports.
NEW YORK — The first
ORT operational presence
in Great Britain since
World War II opened re-
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