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November 15, 1985 - Image 45

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The Detroit Jewish News, 1985-11-15

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THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS Friday, November 15, 1985

( Al's Foreign Car Service

EUROPEAN

CARD & PALM
READINGS

Jerusalem (JTA) — Israeli
policymakers are locked in a
battle of the budget. Finance
Minister Yitzhak Modai is urg-
ing cuts totalling $500 million
in the 1986-87 budget for the
Defense, Education and Health
Ministries but Premier Shimon
Peres is adamantly opposed.
A series of meetings between
Peres and Modai has failed to
break the deadlock. Modai re-
portedly has warned that with-
out the specific cuts, important
goals of his economic austerity
program will not be met on
schedule.
After a late night meeting
last Thursday, aides to Peres
said the Premier would allow
"no further blows at defense,
education and health." They
noted that cuts in the defense
budget inevitably resulted in
lay-offs and closures throughout
the economy because the defense
establishment is a major con-
tractor of a host of civilian in-
dustries.
There is a political element in
the economic discussions. The
three ministries most affected
are headed by Laborites — Yit-
zhak Rabin at Defense, Yitzhak
Navon, Education and Mor-
dechai Gur, Health. Modai is a
Likud-Liberal and there is sus-
picion in Labor circles that his
demand for cuts is motivated at
least partly by partisan political
considerations.
Meanwhile, the government
has relaxed its policy toward
certain sectors of the economy
that are in especially dire
straits. The Cabinet last week
approved a $90 million loan to
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Meanwhile, Cabinet Ministers
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country has improved. Accord-
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