STREET WISE With Style Magazine Paper Hints Of Spy Swap Bonn (JTA) — Israel may agree to release two KGB agents serving prison terms there as part of a multina- tional East-West spy swap. The West German paper Die Welt said last week that this would be the biggest spy ex- change in history. Other countries involved in- clude the United States, the Soviet Union, Britain, South Africa and West and East Germany, according to the newspaper. Although details are sparse, the Bonn-based daily named Laborite Knesset member Arieh (Lova) Eliav as an Israeli go-between in the com- plex deal. Eliav is supposed to have met with an East German lawyer, Wolfgang Vogel, who visited Israel last week • to discuss the swap with him, Die Welt said. Vogel, 63, is said to be close to Communist Party boss Erich Honecker. Eliav refus- ed to acknowledge their meeting. The Knesset member, who is on the left wing of the Labor Party, has long been in- volved in efforts to secure the release of Israeli hostages and prisoners of war held by.Arab groups. Wolfgang Vogel has a long history of organizing spy and other prisoner exchanges. He was instrumental in the U.S.- Soviet swap in February 1986, in which former Prisoner of Zion Natan Sharansky was allowed to leave his Soviet prison and go to Israel. The United States refused to consider Sharan- sky as a spy. The mass circulation daily named two alleged KGB agents Israel would presumably release if the spy exchange is accomplished. It did not say who Israel would receive in return. One of the Soviets is Shab- tai Kalmanovich, a wealthy Cologne businessman ar- rested by the Israelis in 1988 as a Soviet spy. He is serving a nine-year sentence. Kalmanovich's name has been floated in rumors of a possible spy swap that would free Jonathan Pollard, who is serving a life sentence in the United States for spying for Israel, and enable him to go to. Israel. The other Soviet is a Pro- fessor Glinberg, who worked at a weapons-related biochemical facility in Ness Ziona until his arrest for spy- ing in 1983. He is serving an 18-year sentence. . itiRT111 STRtfT curilc,Pc. You can now purchase copies of the colorful, in- formative Style fashion magazine from these con- venient locations: Beneath every change there is a new beginning .. . — SOUTHFIELD — Spitzer's Harvard Row Comprehensive therapeutic services • • • • • • • • Women's alcohol treatment Parenting skills Survivors of incest Sexually transmitted diseases Deaf culture issues Death and dying Alternative life styles Eating disorders • Individuals • Couples • • Families • Groups • American Newstand Tel-12 Mall Diamond Market 26020 W. 12 Mile Majestic Market Lahser/Civic Center Smith Drugs 9/Lahser Seven-Eleven Franklin Rd. South of Twelve Mile 2000 Town Center Border's Book Store Southfield & Thirteen Mile Phil 'B' Pharm. Evergreen-& Twelve Mile Efros Rx Greenfield & Ten Mile Inquire about insurance coverage 250 Martin Street, Suite 100 Birmingham, MI 48009 258-9414 • 258-6210 TDD — W. BLOOMFIELD — Bloomfield Apothecary Efros Rx Orchard Lk. & Maple Downing Rx Walnut Lk. W. of Inkster — BLOOMFIELD HILLS — Devon Drugs JOHN PAUL and COMPANY Nail Artist and Nail Technician HALLEYS BACK 25% OFF your first set of acrylic nails and 50% OFF manicures with GLADYS & HILDA (first time only) Coupon Necessary 357-4343 Drake & Walnut Lake Telegraph and Long Lake — OAK PARK — Seven-Eleven Lincoln Rx Lincoln E. of Greenfield Coolidge & Lincoln Bornstein Bookstore Greenfield & Ten Mile Oak Park Book Center Nine Mile & Coolidge — BIRMINGHAM — Metro News Savon Rx Telegraph & Maple Telegraph & Maple — FARMINGTON HILLS — Efros Rx Seven-Eleven 4CVI44S4 Ae Our c9 seoe greatest 0 Natural -•12,- Resource -;,Z• IttO Grand River & Drake Orchard Lk. & Thirteen Mile Warren Rx Middlebelt & Fourteen Mile Country Ridge Market Haggerty and 14 Mile Rd. — NOVI — Border's Book Store Novi Rd. & 1-96 THE JEWISH NEWS No gleA "414 "%e'lle (AZ74 THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS 121