12 Friday, September 11, 1982 rzill_aff \)",„ , THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS Ici To. I, . MONOGRAMMING I (3. .1). • EMBROIDERY 1 *co 5: 0-' • By Renee' Benovic 1 25243 Telegraph Tel-Ex Plaza 1 1.12:111hIlitd thii a u•sgmuNIV-1:22.11 ■h invitations in blume inviting and exciting paper goods for all occasions calligraphy 20% discount 851-5079 marcia blume Haig Criticizes Reagan Plan for Mideast NEW YORK (JTA) — Former Secretary of State Alexander Haig, in his first address to a Jewish organ- ization since he resigned from the Reagan Adminis- tration in June, denounced President's Reagan's "fresh start" plan for the Middle East. Speaking Tuesday with- out a text of 300 United Jewish Appeal leaders at the UJA's "Hineni I" lead- ership meeting, Haig said the Reagan proposal for a freeze on Jewish settle- ments in the West Bank was "a very serious mistake." He asserted that he had examined the record of the Camp David negotiations carefully and had concluded The WEINTRAUB FAMILY association with Jordan. He to decide, not for the United said the President's idea States to dictate." - posed the threat of driving a In rejecting the Arab wedge between Israel and League proposal for a Pales- the U.S. tinian state controlled by "When, by our policies, the PLO, Haig said it was we cannot deal effectively not in either U.S. or Israel's with our friends in Israel, interest "to have an enclave we are undercutting our ef- established on the West fectiveness throughout the Bank which is susceptible to Arab world," Haig said. "Is- manipulation by foreign rael has formally rejected powers." all elements of the Reagan The former secretary of proposals. Another initial response state said that if the "credi- by a key personality in the bility" of Israel's military Reagan plan, Jordan's King thrust into north Lebanon Hussein, was made by Hus- had been left "undisturbed," ALEXANDER HAIG sein in an interview with the PLO "would have left that "Israel never commit- the British Broadcasting weeks earlier and there ted itself to terminate per- Corp. Monday night. would have been less manent settlements on the bloodshed." _ Hussein noted that the West Bank." This apparently was an Arab League leaders, Haig, in making his first allusion to President who met in Fez, Morocco criticism of the Reagan Reagans repeated pleas to Administration, did not last week to develop a Israel for restraint. Haig strategy in the wake of refer directly to Reagan's called the military cam- Sept. 1 nationwide televi- the PLO ouster from west paign an Israeli attempt to sion address, in which the Beirut, had not changed help "the central Christian President spelled out his the 1974 Arab League de- elements." proposals for further steps cision at Rabat to give the in the Mideast peace proc- PLO the mandate to re- ess, following the forced present the Palestinian withdrawal of Palestine Arabs living in the Liberation Organization • "occupied" territories. But he stressed that while terrorists from west Beirut. The UJA has not taken the 1974 decision remains a formal stance on in effect, he intended "to Reagan's proposals but play a very active part in May the frequent applause for helping, pushing forth every possible attempt for Haig indicated strong New Year agreement with his criti- the establishment of a just and durable peace." cisms. He received a Bring Health, Hussein, in effect, standing ovation when he concluded with the endorsed the Reagan pro- Peace and comment, "When we are posal for some kind of lin- kage between Jordan and true to Israel, we are true Happiness to all the territories, declaring to ourselves." that he felt what would "fi- Haig also was sharply our friends, critical of the Reagan pro- nally emerge" would be relatives posal to revive the stalled "some form of a plan for a autonomy talks for the federation — Palestine and and the entire Palestinians of the West Jordan — that Jordanians Bank and the Gaza Strip in and Palestinians will have community to "accept or reject" in a re- ferendum. Hussein evaded a specific answer to a question as to JOHN, EVA, ROBERT whether there could ever be "a realistic compromise" be- and ANDREA MAMES tween the Reagan rejection of a Palestinian state and the Fez summit plan for rimummusummouwals BOUGHT OUT such a state run by the PLO. I CHRYSLER , But his agreement to some form of federation between . LYNCH RD. PLANT the Palestinian Arabs and • --ek—_Desks .$79.96 -• Chairs .$10.00 I Jordan clearly ruled out an Executive independent Palestinian 1 1 Chair ..$69.96 • state. _New Banquet Tables ..$59.96 • proposed ' Copiers The $149.49 1 Palestinian-Jordan lin- 'Typewriters $10-$25 kage also was denounced pAdding Machines $10.00 Files • $52.99 _• by Haig, who said that - IBM's $49 50-$99.501 was the most serious flaw tn New Four Drawer in the President's pro- Locking Lateral posals. Haig said it was of Files . . . the greatest importance Reg. $500 Now•$189.96 that the United States "be 1 /2 OFF an impartial catalyst in L this process" of working I SELECTED TYPEWRITERS out an autonomy pro- I Starting at $39 96 posal and avoid setting I Correcting Electric $269.00 out a "bottom line," im- I Typewriters el ect ric plying that the President $499.96 Typewriters was frying to fix the out- come of the autonomy I Any Old Typewriters Taken in Trade! I Typewriter talks. Repair & Haig said that course could lead to "a gutting ses- I Tune-Up (Pius sion" between the U.S. and I $ 1 996 parts) Israel, "one with the other." Haig proposed that Israel keep responsibility for secu- rity on the West Bank, with governing authority for 1 1 231 W. Nine Mile Rd. both the Arabs and the Is- 1 Ferndale • 548-6404 raelis there. 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