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Mind Game

Continued from preceding page

Jewish Sports Hall of Fame in
California — they often select
active athletes — has several
options for his post-
racquetball career. His
Ektelon contract gives him
the option of taking a job with
the company, working in pro-
motions and/or product
development. He may also
work in other areas in the
sporting goods field. No mat-
ter what he decides, the West
Bloomfield resident wants to
take his mental approach to
racquetball with him into the
business world.

"I sure hope so. Because it's
been very successful for me in
racquetball . . . Realizing that

and seeing the successes of
that in racquetball really
kind of reinforces that it's im-
portant to take it on to
anything else you're doing,
whether it's another job, a
meeting, a business decision,
an investment decision.
Whatever else it might be, ob-
viously, in order for you to
really analyze and look over
the entire picture, you say,
`Hey, this is the right thing to
do,' or the wrong thing to do.
You really need to think
about it as best you can, and
spend as much time and effort
on it (as you can). If I don't
take it into my next profes-
sion I'm making a big
mistake?' ❑

NIE\NI

Shamir-Arens Camp
Gains In Herut Vote

Jerusalem (JTA) — Moshe
Arens, and his patron, Prime
Minister Yitzhak Shamir, did
better in Herut's internal
elections than Arens' relega-
tion to the No. 3 spot on the
party's election slate might
indicate. Shamir automatical-
ly heads the list as candidate
for the office of prime
minister. Arens, his closest
political associate, ran third,
after David Levy, who placed
first, and Ariel Sharon, who
was second.
But the Shamir Arens camp
recouped as the 2,000-plus
member Herut Central Com-
mittee last week arranged
the party's 35 Knesset can-
didates in the order they will
appear on the ballot on elec-
tion day, next Nov. 1.
Shamir-Arens supporters, it
turns out, will constitute the
largest grouping within the
Herut Knesset faction. Herut
is the main component of the
Likud bloc, which also in-
cludes the Liberal Party.
The Central Committee
divided the candidates into
three groups of seven. Of the
first 21 on the list — not in-
cluding Shamir — 10 belong
to the Shamir-Arens camp or
lean toward it. The others are
split between Levy and
Sharon, or are uncommitted.
Arens is a minister without
portfolio in the present
government. Sharon is
minister of commerce and in-
dustry. Both are former
defense ministers. Levy is
minister of housing and also
holds the rank of deputy
prime minister.
All three have made no
secret of their ambition to
succeed Shamir as party
leader and eventually prime
minister.

Moshe Arens:
Number 3

For the time being, Sharon
seems to hold the balance of
power between Arens and
Levy, who are actively hostile
to each other. It is open to
question whether that will
significantly enhance his
prospects of inheriting
Shamir's mantle in 1992,
when the term of the next
Knesset ends.

Jackson Meets
Arab Envoys

United Nations (JTA) —
The Rev. Jesse Jackson,
Democratic presidential can-
didate, was the guest of the
Arab League at a luncheon
attended by envoys of 15 Arab
nations and the Pales-
tine Liberation Organization.
Jackson's meeting last week
with the Arab delegates came
on the heels of unconfirmed
reports and rumors that the
candidate is seeking a future