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December 02, 1988 - Image 32

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The Detroit Jewish News, 1988-12-02

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I NEWS I

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for a

Israel And U.N. Dispute
Checks At Border

Happy Chanukah

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ml Aviv (JTA) - Israel is
embroiled in a new dispute
with United Nations
peacekeepers over security
checks on the Lebanese
border.
The United Nations In-
terim Force in Lebanon has
complained to the Israel
Defense Force over what it
considers red tape and over-
zealous, time-consuming
security checks by IDF
soldiers at the Rosh Hanikra
frontier post on the Mediter-
ranean coast.
UNIFIL spokesperson
Timor Goksel said high level
discussions are going on be-
tween the U.N. force and the
IDF to try to solve the
problem.
Many UNIFIL officers and
their families, along with
members of the associated
U.N. observers force and
civilian employees, live in
Nahariya and other towns in
northern Israel.
They travel regularly to

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Nakoura in Lebanon.
About 350 families are said
to be considering moving to
less comfortable quarters in
Lebanon, to avoid the minute
examination of their vehicles
and property. They say it can
take as long as three hours
every time they cross the
border.
According to the IDF,
UNIFIL is partly to blame for
the bottleneck because it does
not control the number of
vehicles passing through the
border post.
Goksel explained that
"working in Lebanon and liv-
ing in Israel, we are very con-
scious of the security pro-
blems and therefore there are
no complaints about security
measures.
"But when these measures
are excessive, without serving
any apparent purpose, it
causes a lot of unnecessary
resentment," the U.N. official
said.

JEWISH CROSSWORDS

By CHARLES E.S. GOLDSTEIN

Please note: Spellings of Yiddish and Hebrew transliterations vary.

60. Shikker in
Bordeaux
62. A Gershwin
63. Jewish surname
66. Ma'ariv in Paris
67. Mesh (Brit.)
69. Ethical Culture
founder, Felix

ACROSS

1. Baleboosteh
5. Leatherworking
tools
Ha-am
9.
13. Israeli dance,
Bamidbar"
"
15. Pronoun in
Leviticus
16. Jewish
U.S. Rep.,
Burton
17. Throbbed
18. Thelonious_.
19. Mud
20. Maimonides, for
short
22. Kesef in Albania
23. Morrocan
territory
24. Swiss river
25. Aphrodite's Zun
27. Goldwyn, to his
friends
28. Chaver
30. Deli side order
32. Shlepper
34. Insects
36. Children's
author, Roald
38. Infatuation
41. What Joshua did
do to Jericho
43. Pasture
44. Dry African
tableland
kiddeshanu
45.
b'mitzvotav
46. Diamond
Crystal, e.g.
48. Played dreidl
49. "The Ten
Commandments"
51. Genesis through

Deuteronomy
(var.)
53. Kind

54.Blemish

56. High School
simcha,
58. "The Red"

70. Ferber
71. Israeli strip
72. 67 ACROSS
(syn.)
73. Shmattes
74. Ancient country.
near Judea
75. Without
decoration

DOWN

1. Wild chazer
2. Whale
3. Deli forshpeis
4,.(lueen of _

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39. Neshamah
40. Bloz from a
katshke
42. Mayim action
47. Squid, e.g.
50. Fawn
52. Beverly Sills'
specialty
54. Hoarder
55. Work, in Tel Aviv
57. Nymph
59. Type of ink
61. Ages
64. Chassidic Rabbi,
Isaac of
Berdichev
65. Latin dance
number, "
Tu"
68. Seder's simple
son

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5. Gelt machine
(abbr.)?
6. Modern Pesach
food
7. Individualist
8. Yom Tov
dwelling
9. Computer
characters
10. A nosh with rye
11. Israeli girl's
name
12. Fish (pl.) in Haifa
14. Purim months
21. Canasta term
' 26. Give a zetz
28. Gelt in Zagreb
29. Anecdota
31. Indian shrubs
33. Port de
35. Pass through 72
ACROSS
37. Jazz composer,
Schrifrin

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J10 © Copyright 1988 Charles E.S. Goldstein

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