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survey Finds
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ml Aviv (JTA) — At the end
f last year, there were about
76,000 vehicles on the roads in
srael. But Israel's motorization
pvel was still low, with some 150
rivate cars per 1000 residents
':.mpared to 300 to 400 in other
Leveloped countries.
According to figures released
∎37 the Central Bureau of Stat-
Aics, 1985 levels were very
imilar to those of the year
tefore. The total number of
c,..h.icles was up two percent
rom on the 1984 figure. In-
t;e
ases in previous years were
.igher, with a four percent rise
1984 (over 1983), ten percent
1983, twelve percent in 1982,
ten percent in 1981.
The average age of vehicles in
d • ael remains unchanged at 6.9
ears. And in 1985, as in 1984,
bout 23 percent of all vehicles
f manufactured in West Ger-
aany, 21 percent in France, 16
accent in Italy, 16 percent in
a pan, and only 7 percent in
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Jerusalem (JTA) — A Cabinet
mmittee formed last December
o consider the Mormon-
onsored Brigham Young Uni-
ersity Center under construe-
ion next to the Hebrew Univer-
ity campus on Mt. Scopus, con-
ened July 7, but deferred its
ote for another week to allow
, ustice Minister Yitzhak Modai
,I ore time to consider the legal-
y of the building license and
the activities planned for the six
cre campus.
• The project was authorized
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3everal years ago. All permits
rnd licenses were approved by
he government and the
7---usalem municipality. But the
Drthodox religious establish-
Tient adamantly opposed the
Mormon Center on grounds that
f, would
be used for missionary
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ctivities.
Modai sought to appease the
1 pponents by proposing a law
i 1.7-1t would forbid any form of
tissionary activity.
Proselytizing as such is not il-
a
egal
in Israel, but offering fi-
ncial or other inducements to
onversion is banned.
Representatives of Brigham
oung University in Jerusalem
enied Monday a charge by
nterior Minister Yitzhak
ti eretz, leader of the Orthodox
has Party, that they were of-
ering bribes to Jews to convert
o the Mormon faith. The Mor-
on religion is evangelical and
hurch members are enjoined to
figage in missionary activities.
ut they insist they do not do
is in Israel.
Spokesmen for Brigham
oung University, which has its
ain campus in Provo, Utah,
aid that every American who
ishes to study at the
erusalem Center would have to
-n a pledge not to engage in
*ssionary activities.
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