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Emigration
Study Published

JERUSALEM (ZINS) —
Approximately 340,000
people emigrated from Is-
rael from 1948 through
1979. The average annual
number of emigrants was 46
per 1,000 inhabitants, or
225 emigrants every 1,000
immigrants.
These figures are con-
tained in a study published
by the Jerusalem-based,
privately-endowed Falk In-
stitute.
The study also found that
waves of new settlers lead,
after some time, to an in-
crease in emigration, ex-
plaining that immigrants
finding it difficult to adjust
to life in Israel are more apt
to emigrate than native
born. The phenomenon
especially applies to immig-
rants from Europe and
America.
In Beersheva last week,
11 families from Argentina
arrived at an absorption
center. They are the van-
guard in a project intended
to attract 1,000 Argentine
families for the Negev.
Some 1,500 families from
Latin American countries
have already been suc-
cessfully absorbed in
Beersheva.

Timerman's Son
Jailed by Army

TEL AVIV (JTA) —
Daniel Timerman, son of
Jacobo Timerman, the
former Argentinian jour-
nalist imprisoned for sev-
eral years by the Argentine
authorities, was sentenced
to 28 days in an army prison
Monday for refusing to
serve inside Lebanon, on
grounds of conscience.
His father said that it was
strange that in a country
where a young man or
woman could get out of
army service on grounds of
religion, his son could not
refuse to serve on grounds of
conscience. He said he had
left Argentina to avoid such
practices. •
Daniel Timerman, 31,
who said he had served in
Lebanon for one week but
had been "shocked by what
he had seen," stated that he
was fully prepared to serve
anywhere within Israel.

Aliia Begin
Hospitalized

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JERUSALEM (JTA) _—
Premier Menahem Begin
was at the bedside of his
wife, Aliza, Tuesday after
she was hospitalized for
respiratory and circulatory
difficulties.
Hospital authorities de
scribed her condition as
serious but stable. Begin
went to the hospital im-
mediately after a meeting
with U.S. special envoy
Morris Draper on the with-
drawal of foreign forces
from Lebanon.

Loan for Egypt

WASHINGTON (JTA) —
An agreement to provide
$68 million in short-term
credit to Egypt to increase
its private sector production
has been signed by the
United States and Egypt.

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