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Motions by the opposing
sides in the former teachers'
libel suit against Akiva He-
brew Day School will be
Kin of Missing
Argentine Jews
Angry Over Aid
TEL AVIV (JTA)— Rela-
tives and friends of the ap-
proximately 2,000 Jews
among the estimated 30,000
Argentinian , citizens who
disappeared under the
former regimes of the na-
tion's generals have com-
plained that the Israeli gov-
ernment has , not done
enough to bring pressure to
bear to establish the fate of
the "disappeared persons."
At a press conference in
Tel Aviv, relatives charged
that the government had
been dragging its feet for
political reasons. They said
the Foreign Ministry had
had no concrete plan for
dealing with the issue while
the military junta was in
power.
A non-Jewish woman
married to an Argentinian
Jew said that when her
husband was killed in a
roundup she had been taken
to prison "as bad as a con-
centration camp" and had
disappeared from view for
more than two years, during
which time she and other
prisoners had been beaten
and tortured.
She said that Jews had
not been arrested because
they were Jews, but re-
ceived far worse treatment
than non-Jews at the hands
of anti-Semitic guards who
believed- they carried out
God's will.
Sale Blocked
WASHINGTON — The
Federal Reserve Board has
blocked a Los Angeles-
based Israeli-owned firm
from purchasing a Utah
bank.
The board ruled that S.H.
Resources and Develop-
ment Corp. did not have
enough finances to pur-
chase the Empire State
Bank of Layton, Utah.
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The World
Jewish Congress has asked
the United Nations Educa-
tion, Scientific and Cultural
Organization to sponsor an
international commemora-
tion of the 850th anniver-
sary of the birth of
Maimonides.
The commemoration
would be held in Spain,
Egypt and Israel.
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prevention
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your
unborn
Child
Support .
MasrphoLDrnes
heard next Wednesday in
Oakland County Circuit
Court.
Judge Robert Anderson
will sift through several
motions pertaining to tak-
ing testimony in advance of
the case' being heard in
court.
The Michigan Employ-
ment Relations Commis-
sion is scheduled to begin
taking testimony in the
teachers' unfair labor prac-
tice case on Jan. 9.
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