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EEC Document Urges Israel
to End Its Settlement Policy
Jewish Agency
Rental Subsidies
to Continue
PARIS (JTA) The Euro-
pean Economic Community
(EEC) has drafted a joint
document calling on Israel
to abandon its West Bank
JERUSALEM (JNI) —
The Jewish Agency will
continue to subsidize the
apartment rental costs of
some 15,000 immigrants
living in Israeli absorption
centers even though an in-
crease in the tenant's por-
tion of the rent has been
authorized by the agency.
Currently, the tenant's
portion of the rent for a
three-bedroom apartment
in an absorption center is
approximately $40 per
month. The amount of the
increase has yet to be de-
termined by the agency.
EXCITING
ART EXHIBIT
AND SALE
HAMBURGER
LOBBY
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extended by
popular demand
to Dec. 18, 1983
Jewish community center
of metropolitan detroit
Exhibition and Sale
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IN THE AT BEGINNING
LTD.
THE DOWNTOWN
SYNAGOGUE
Wishes To Remind The Jewish
Community Of Greater Detroit
Of Our Services And Facilities.
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8 a.m. on the Sabbath
9 a.m. on Sunday
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Bat Mitzvahs
Weddings
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THE DOWNTOWN SYNAGOGUE
1457 GRISWOLD ST. AT CLIFFORD
DETROIT, MICH. 48226
961-9328
President
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Rabbi
Noah M. Gamze D.D.
Honorary President
George Bass
Cantor
Israel Idelsohn
For more information please phone
SYNAGOGUE OFFICE
RABBI'S RESIDENCE
961-9328
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settlement policy and to
recognize "the right of the
Palestinian people to self-
determination, with all that
this implies." The heads of
the 10 member-states are
meeting in Athens for their
annual summit conference.
The draft document pre-
pared by the 10 EEC foreign
ministers expresses
Europe's "deep preoccupa-
tion" with the Middle East
situation and says that the
hopes raised by the Fez dec-
laration of 1982 and
President Reagan's peace
plan have come to nothing.
The document says a new
initiative is needed and im-
plies the 10 might at one of
their future conferences
issue a new joint policy
statement.
The document says the
10 are "particularly con-
cerned with the tragic
situation in Lebanon"
and calls on all con-
cerned to respect the
Sept. 25 cease-fire.
Meanwhile, radio reports
from Athens say Italian
Premier Bettino Craxi indi-
cated after a meeting with
French President Francois
Mitterrand that Italy might
have to withdraw its con-
tingent from the multina-
tional force based in Beirut.
There are 2,000 Italians in
the 5,500 member four-
nation force.
The Italian premier told
Italian reporters, "Our
situation is different from
that of the other partici-
pants as we (Italy) have no
viable military deterrent."
Several political parties, in-
cluding Christian Democrat
members of the Italian coal-
ition government, have ex-
pressed serious misgivings
about the recent escalation
of fighting in Lebanon
which is, they said,
endangering the safety of
the Italian troops.
Friday, December 9, 1983 29
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on your second store.
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(next to Franklin Racquet Club)
Now you can more fully meet the needs of the community for style
in dancewear, active wear and fashion.
Best of Luck,
MOTHER AND DAD - LILLIAN & OSCAR SPILKIN
FAMILY AND FRIENDS
The New
B'nai David. • •
The Great
Location
for Your Great Occasion
.
`Hanuka Wagon'
Vandalized
in Chicago
NEW YORK (JTA) — A
"Hanuka Wagon" was van-
dalized in Highland Park;
Ill., an affluent predomin-
antly Jewish suburb of
Chicago and many mem-
bers of the community sus-
pect anti-Semitic intent, ac-
cording to Rabbi Yosef
Schanowitz of the North
Suburban Congregation
Lubavitch.
The incident occurred
Friday night when the ve-
hicle, a 1977 station wagon
decorated with a four-foot
wooden menora and other
Hanuka symbols was
parked, with police permis-
sion, on a city-owned park-
ing lot in the downtown sec-
tion.
Rabbi Schanowitz said
the windshield, headlights
and rear-view mirror as
well as the menora were
badly damaged. There were
no anti-Semitic slogans or
graffiti but at least one
ranking police officer sus-
pects that anti-Semitism
was a motive, Schanowitz
said.
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