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woomink

New York (JTA) — The fam-
ily of the late Leon Klinghoffer,
the elderly American Jew killed
by Palestinian hijackers of the
Italian cruise ship Achille Lauro
Oct. 1, has filed a $1.5 billion
suit agaist the Palestine Libera-
tion Organization in New York
State Supreme Court.
The suite accuses the PLO of
"wanton and cold-blooded mur-
der" and asks for $100 million
on each of 15 separate counts.
The family is also suing the
owners of the ship and the
travel agency which sponsored
the tour.
Meanwhile, the president of a
New York-based Jewish frater-
nal organization has called on
Mayor Ed Koch and the New
York City Council to rename a
Manhattan street where the
PLO has offices to "Leon Klin-
ghoffer Square."
"Diplomatic reality makes it
impossible for the PLO to be
forced out of New York," accord-
ing to B'nai Zion President Er-
nest Zelig. "But we can at least
send a message to this obscene
gang that Leon Klinghoffer and
all other victims of the PLO will
never be forgotten."

Austrians OK
Return Of Art

Selected to serve at the U.S. Presidential Inaugurals

3K

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Mon.-Thurs. 11-10
Fri. 8 Sat. 11-12 Mid.
Sun. 1-9

New York (JTA) — Art ob-
jects which were confiscated by
the Nazis and are now in the
custody of the Austrian govern-
ment can be claimed by surviv-
ing owners or their heirs under
an agreement the Committee for
Jewish Claims on Austria
reached with Austrian Chancel-
lor Fred Sinowatz last January,
it was announced Monday by
Dr. Israel Miller, president of
the Committee.
Committee officials and repre-
sentatives of the World Jewish
Congress met this week with
Austrian Finance Minister Dr.
Franz Vranitzky to discuss the
implementation of the agree-
ment.
Miller said that claims may
be filed until Sept. 30, 1986
with the Austrian Ministry of
Finance, Postfach 2000 (Mauer-
bach), A1015 Vienna, Austria.

Named To Post

Jerusalem (JTA) — The
Cabinet has approved the ap-
pointment of Likud MK Michael
Dekel as Deputy Minister of De-
fense with duties related to
Jewish settlements in the ad-
ministered territories.
His confirmation had been de-
layed because Deputy Premier
David Levy, also of Likud,
wanted the post to go to Eliahu
Ben-Elissar, chairman of the
Knesset's Foreign Affairs and
Security Committee.
Another appointment ap-
proved Sunday was MK Rafael
Pinhassi of the religious party,
Shas, to be Deputy Minister of
Social Affairs.