THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

48 Friday, September 2, 1983

Boycott Fine Levied to Bank

Mack Pitt

The Commerce Depart-
ment announced last month
that Bank America Corp.,
one of the nation's largest
banks, agreed, without ad-
mitting any wrongdoing, to
pay a $108,000 fine stem-
ming from charges it vio-
lated federal regulations
banning aid to the Arab

Kohl Cancels Trip to Israel

boycott of Israel.
Just days earlier, the
Bank of New York agreed to
pay $24,500 for violations of
the same law.

BONN (JTA) — Chancel-
lor Helmut Kohl has can-
celed his scheduled trip to
Orchestra
Israel, which was to have
plus
begun Wednesday, in the
Disco
aftermath of Premier
Truth makes the face of Menahem Begin's resigna-
music just for you!
that
person
shine
who
tion from office.
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speaks and owns it.
A government spokes-
— South man said Kohl hopes to go to
Israel later this year, but
that it was unlikely he
would visit Israel before his
scheduled tour of Arab
countries in October.
The government spokes-
man,
Peter Boenisch, told a
Along With All The Employees of
press conference Wednesday
that the main purpose of
Kohl's visit was to pursue
friendship and reconcilia-
tion between the two coun-
tries. The major obstacle
threatening West German-
at Lincoln Center, 101/2 Mile and Greenfield
Israeli relations is the
possible sale of Leopard
Wish A Healthy, Happy and Prosperous
Tanks to Saudi Arabia, a
move which Israel said
would threaten its national
security.
A visit at this time by
To All Our Customers and Friends
Kohl, when Israel is pout=
ically tense over Begin's
resignation, would not be
conducive to relaxed talk
about friendship and re-
conciliation, Boenisch
said.
Meanwhile, before Kohl
_ . to
_ announced his decision

and his

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ARON and VERA FEDER

cancel his visit to Israel, the
Arab ambassadors in Bonn
published a statement
warning the chancellor not
to extend additional finan-
cial aid to Israel during his
talks in Jerusalem. The
envoys said that such aid, if
given, would contribute to
Israel's "policy of aggres-
sion and terrorism."
However, no one in any
official capacity in Bonn
knew of any plans to in-
crease financial aid to Is-
rael, which now stands at
140 million Marks (about

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$54 million) annually in
long-term loans. West Ger-
man diplomats expressed
dismay at the warning by
the Arabs.

Belle Silverman became
famous as opera star Be-
verly Sills.

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