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arrange Malek's meetings
with community leaders, on
the assumption that Malek
would eventually land in the
Bush administration — and
that it would be better to have
him as a friend than an
enemy.
Since the election, Malek
has been part of John
Sununu's inner circle, a group
that also includes Kenneth
M. Duberstein, former chief of
staff to Ronald Reagan.
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Ariel Sharon:
Pitching book.
Minister Yitzhak Rabin was
in town for meetings with top
administration officials, in-
cluding a session with
Defense Secretary Dick
Cheney to sign a new military
cooperation pact.
This week, industry and
trade minister Ariel Sharon
will be in town for a round of
interviews and television ap-
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York at the end of the month
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quietly meeting with Jewish
leaders in New York and
Washington. In an interview
earlier this year, Malek
argued that he had only par-
tially fulfilled Nixon's request
for information on Jewish ex-
ecutives in the Labor Depart-
ment; according to Malek, he
reluctantly supplied a count
of suspected Jews, but refus-
ed to provide names.
Several leading Jewish ac-
tivists in Washington helped