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August 08, 1986 - Image 5

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The Detroit Jewish News, 1986-08-08

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reductions and revenue
enhancement measures.
Instead of the across-the-
board cuts in all programs,
Congress and the President
should carefully scrutinize
specific program expenditures
to determine appropriate
funding levels. At the same
time, additional revenues
would be required to lower the
deficit. Some measures, such
as a higher tax on gasoline,
would receive significant sup-
port from the Jewish commu-
nity. Others,.such as a higher
minimum tax on corporations
and increasing personal in-
come taxes for the wealthy,
while more controversial, may
nevertheless prove to be a pre-
ferred alternative to the
damaging rigidities of
Gamm-Rudman.
Indeed, tax increases are an
important mechanism to help
close the deficit. They are par-
ticularly appropriate in light
of the fact that a major factor

in our revenue gap — esti-
mated at $111 billion by the
Congressional Budget Office
— resulted from the 1981 fed-
eral tax cuts.

The related issues of deficit
reduction and revenue
enhancement must be placed
high on the Jewish commu-
nity's agenda. The Supreme
Court decision provides us
with an opportunity to urge
that Gramm-Rudman be dis-
carded. Instead of trying to re-
cast Gramm-Rudnian into a
constitutionally-acceptable
instrument, Congress and the
President would be far better
advised to devote their com-
bined energies to the more
sensible task of enhancing
revenues and carefully
scrutinizing specific program
expenditures to determine
appropriate funding levels.
A failure to make this a
Jewish community priority
may prove to be a costly error.

The Jewish News featured
a reprint of an article which
appeared in the Village Voice
'("Nice Jewish Boys With
Bombs"). As you probably
know, the Village Voice over
the years has featured many
anti-Israel articles. I have no
objections to the contents of
the article which you ran. I
do however feel that by
featuring a Village Voice ar-
ticle you are providing them

with a "hechsher" which they
do not deserve.
I hope in the future you
will not legitimate sources of
anti-Israel propaganda.

Aaron Lerner
Royal Oak

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the passage of an amendment
to the Diplomatic Security Act
(HR 4151). The amendment,
proposed by Sen. Jesse Helms
(R-N.C.), would prohibit any
funds to construct a new U.S.
Embassy, or improve any
facility of an existing U.S.
Embassy in Israel, unless the
building is located in
Jerusalem withing five miles
of the Knesset.
The amendment passed the
Senate by a voice vote and will
soon be taken up by the
House-Senate conference
committee.
According to Louis Panush,
co-chairman for public affairs
of the ZOA-Detroit District,
the National Conference of
Catholic Bishops wrote to
President Ronald Reagan,
asking him to veto the legisla-
tion.
The current U.S. embassy is
located in Tel Aviv. The U.S.
does not recognize Israel's sov-
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